New Britain herald., 1915-08-23
ODD FELLOWS FIELD DAY.
Andree Lodge Makes Best Showing at
 Event Held Saturday.


 The Odd Fellows of New Britain held the fourth annual field day at the State Fair grounds, Berlin, Sat urday. While the attendance was somewhat less than last year, the en- thusiasm and spirit of outdoor sports was as strong as ever. The general committee placed on role for the first time a banner made and designed especially for the occasion. The souv- enir admission badge this year was on the same order as last year, but banners and souvenir admission badge were furnished by the Fuller Regalia company of Worcester, Mass, who cater especially to such affairs. The medals of gold, silver and bronze were suspended from a heavy silk navy bluo ribbon. These were supplied by the Whitehead-Hoag & Company of New ark, N. J.
 One of the new features of the events was a 25-yard dash for women, the prize being a silver cream ladle, Miss Kallgren winning. Miss Kallgren is sister of Phil Kallgren of Andre Lodge, who is Q star half miller, se- curing six medals in yesterdays meet.
 The general committee were very much disappointed to learn that the majority of the Phenix track team Were out of town, so that the event was contested by Andree and Lexlng- ton. However, the day was fine and
 
 committee will hold it's final meeting Monday evening, August 30, at $50 o'clock in Odd Fellows Club rooms, Hungerford Court, the chairman ex- poets each member to be present.
 100-yard Dash-First, H. Peterson, Andree Lodge; second, J. Larson, An dree; third, A. Holmberg, Andree; time, 10 1-4 seconds.
 One-Ha1f Mile Run-First, F. Kall- gren, Andree; second, G. Hanson, Lex ington; third, A. Holmberg, Andrea; time, 2 minutes 22 seconds.
 Tug of War-Won by Andree Lodge.
 Ladies' 50-yard Dash-First, Miss Kallgren; second, Miss Lindquist; third, Miss Hoagland time, 8 1-5 sec- 'onds.
 22O-yard Dash-First, H. Peterson, Andree; second, J. Larson, Andree; third, G. Bunce, Eexington; time "A 3-4 seconds.
 State I. o. o. F. Half-Mile Run First, F. Kallgren, Andree; second, w. Nelson, Andree; time minutes A seconds.
 Novice 100-yard Dash-First, J. Holmberg, Andree; second, J. Schroe- der, Lexington; third, IT. Peterson, Andree; time, Il 2-5 seconds.
 Running High Jump-First, r. Klampt, Lexington; second, D. Lind berg, Andree; third, J. Schroeder Lexington; distance, feet 10 inches
 State I. o. O. F. 100-yard Dash First, H. Peterson, Andree; second, J. Larson, Andree; third, A. Klein, Mid dletown; time, 10 3-5 seconds.
 Fat Mems Race-First, A. Peterson, Andree; second, M. Miner; time, fl 4-5 seconds.
 Running Hop, Step and Jump First, H. Peterson, Andree; second, P. Klambt, Lexington; thid, J. Schoed- CT, Lexington; distance 35 feet, .A3 inches. ......~
 Twelve Pound Shot Put-Won by H. Robertson, Lexington; second, J. Schoeder, Lexington; third, P. Klambt LoX1nSCOn, issuance, oS I0SI, lIlCuSS.
 One-Fourth Mile Race-First, J.. Larson, Andree; second, P. Kallgren, Andree; third, G. Hanson, Lexington; time 57 seconds.
 Sack Race-First, B. Peterson, An dree; second Berglund, Andree; third, P. Kallgren, Andree; time 14 1-5 seconds.
 Running Broad Jump-.FTrst, H. Peterson Andree; second, J. Schoed- der, Lexington; third, P. Klambt, Lexington; distance, 19 feet, inches.
 Mems Egg Race-First, B. McWil- Hams. Phenix; minutes 1 second.
 One-Half Mile Run, Novice-First c. Johnson, Andree; second, w. Wardner, Lexington; third, w. Miner, Phenix; time 2 minutes, 40 seconds.
 Pole Vault-First, w. Nelson, An- dree; second, D. Lunberg, Andree; third, F. Kallgren, Andree; distance feet 6 inches.
 One Mile Relay-Won by Andree Lodge, 4 minutes, 19 4-5 seconds.
 In the contest for travelling cup, Andree Lodge scored GA points, Lex ington 34, Phenix 1. For the Morans cup, Lexington scored IS points, and Phenix 0.
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