Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-07
M. C. |. AND COLBY
TRACK MEET, WATER
WILLIE, ON SATURDAY
Purpose Is to Give an OPP
portunity to Men to
Show Their Class
List Of Events Promises an Inter.
esting Meet for Day.

Waterville, Me, May 5.-(SpeciaD.-A
dual track meet between the Colby sec
ond team and Maine Central Institute.
will be held in Waterville Saturday af-
ternoon. In the absence of the track
manager. Norman Merrill IA, who will
be in Worcester with the first team
which participates with Holy Cross and
Worcester Polytechnic Institute in a tri-
angular meet, the Waterville meet will
be wholly under the direction of Assis-
tant Track Manager Donald S. Knowlton
of Fairfield.
The following officials have been an
neunced for the meet: Honorary referee,
Mayor Lewis billiard of Waterville;
referee, DIR. George F. Parmenter of
Colby; starter, Joseph P. Burke, IA. of
Concord, n. H.. timers. DIR. Thomas B.
Ashcraft, and DIR. Homer p Little, both
of Colby, and Mr.. Carleton of Maine Gen.
tral Institute: judges at the finish, Lewis
A. Wilson, H. of Concord N H.: G. r.
Haskell of Maine Central Instituted
judges of field event. Charles w. Atch-
ley, '03, of Waterville. and Capt Harold
L. Pepper, o. clerk of course MILFORD
Gore Chapman. Jr., II. of Portland; as
sistant clerk, Andrew c. Little, II, OF
Suffolk, Conn; scorers of track events
Raymond P. Luce. 10; OF Caribou. and
Milroy Warren, IA, of Brownfield; scor-
ers of field events. Leon Crockett, Is, of
Whitsfield. N H, and Burton B. Blais-
dell, 16, of New Harbor, measurers, Will
liam Beal, IA. of Jonesport, and Robert
E. Owen. IA. of Waterville; inspectors,
Merle F. Hunt, Is. of Charleston; Paul
F. Christopher, Is, of Springfield, Mass,
and Harver A. Knight, IA, of Elliott.
The purpose of this meet, which is
something entirely new in track athletics
a Colby, is to give the men who did not
make the Massachusetts trip chance
to show what they can do. NJ. c. l. has
got some of the fastest preparatory
school track men in the State, and the
contest promises to be a very interesting
one.
The events will include 1OO-yard dash,
220-yard dash, 440-yard run, SS0-yard run,
one-nile run, two-mile run, 120-yard high
hurdles, 220-yard low hurdles, hammer
throw discuss throw, shot-put, high
jump, broad jump and pole vault.
The Colby men who will participate In
the various events number over 80 They
are: Herman O. Goffing, 'f6; of Port
land; John F. Everett. II. of Pittsfield
Mass; Scott d. Staples, 16. of North
Haven Alden W. Allen. TO- of Camden
Cedric f. Adams, Is. of Houlton: Hugh
Pratt, Ii. of Corning, n. Y; Aaron Fl
Yeaton. Is. of Norway: Earle F. Tucker
II. of Pressure Isle: Ralph l.. Webster
II. of North Haven; Charles w. Law
renee, II, of Lawrence, Mass; Prince A.
Drummond, 10, of Watervile; Woodford
NJ. Rand, 16, of Pressure Isle; George L.
Holley, II, Knoxville, Tenn; Emmons
B. Farrar, "A. of Guilford; Ralph w
King. 16. of Newton Center, Mass; AL
Fred c. Dunn, II, of Bath Philip G. Cur
tbs, '16, of Jamaica Plain, Mass. Albert
j. O'Neill. '16. of Nashua n. H.; Loren
20 E. Warren, II. of Waterville Fred
erick B. Dunn, Is, of Needham, Mass.
William M Hartman, H. of Bristol. n
H.; William J. Pendergast 10, of Dor
chester. Mass; Thomas j. Crossman, 10
of Needham. Mass: Howard P. Rams
dell. is, of Portland: William B. West
II, of Culverton. Ga; Chester r. Wood
IA, of Woburn, Mass; Gilman L. Jud'
kins, II, of Barre, Mass; George w
Pratt, IA, of Corning, N. Y; Raymond
c. Curtis, IA. of Pemaquid Beach; John
X. Pottle, '16, of East Otisield; Daniel
W. Ashley. 10, of Woodsville. N. H., and
Leonard W. Grant, Is, of Hartford