New Britain herald., 1915-07-12
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At WALNUT HILL
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was forced to withdraw owing to
laraaeness. The result of the final
heat was as. follows: First, w. Camp
bell. Bartlett grounds; second, Rhein'
Snailey grounds; third, Kehoe. Bur-
rift grounds; fourth, Dyson, Smith
grounds; time, 7 seconds
Horse And Rider Race.
Boys. 10 to so pounds, SO yards,
first four pair to qualify.
First heat, won by Miller and Con-
ley; second, Hovanessian and Dona-
hue; third, Hall and kahain; fourth,
Cubecz and Scheyd.
Second heat, won by Schetman and
Yam, second, Yale and Fingelstein;
third. Anderson and Carlson; fourth,
kinney and Vessels.
Final heat, won by Miller and Con-
ley; second. Yale and Fingelstein:
third, Schetman and Yam; fourth, Hall
and Kahain; time, s 1-5.
Sack Race, Boys 95 Pounds And I'm
- der, 40 Yards.
In this race three were called for
but the judges threw out the second
used and the results were as follows:
First heat, won by Joe Conley; sec
ond Sambo; third, Hall.
Third heat, won by r. Campbell;
second, Cupecz; third, Nishon
Final heat won by Campbell, Bart
lett; ConIey, Bartlett; Nishon. Land
Wheelbarrow Race. 40 Yards.
one heat won by Murphy and Hor-
WITT, smalley: second, Veteran and
Welsh, Burritt; third, Gubernick and
Rosenberg; fourth, Contois and Rhein.
Snnalley.
Girls Hopping Race, 40 Yards.
Three heats, first three to qualify
First heat, Tillie croll; second,
Helen Long; third. Anna Baylock.
Second heat, won by M. Urban;
second, M. zablomska; third, I. Was
kowitz.
Third heat, won BY B. Gray; second,
M. Dixon; third, M. Grove; fourth, s.
Swirsky; fifth, M. Manoolian.
Final heat, M. Dixon, Burritt: Sec
ono, M. Manoolian, Burritt; third, NJ.
Urban; Smith grounds; fourth. B.
Gray, Smith grounds.
The Event or The Day.
From the interest manifested by
the spectators the event Of the day
was the 100 yards open, which brought
! together some Of the stars of former
days at Fairgrounds meets. Two
heats were run with three to qualify
which nA7e the final intensely inter-
esting The Pirates athletic team
came in for much praise for in the
First heat three of their members quail
Gfed and in the final the first two are
members Of the club.
First heat won by j. Preizzer;
second, j. Welsh; third. Paulson; time,
II seconds.
Second heat, won by " Kiernan;
tsecond, II Herman; third, p, Murphy;
time, Hop
i FINAL heat, won by Preizzer; sec
ond, welsh; third. F. Herman; time.
Ia: B seconds.
T3oys 75-Yards Dash, 1f5 Pounds
And Under.
This race also proved to be an in
erssting one and was run in one heat
and resulted as follows:
Won by Murphy, Snalley play
grounds; second, tie between w. Dem
his. and X. Herman; third, Horwitz.
Smalley grounds.
The Judges QecldeQa that DeIlHlS anu
Kiernan should run the race over and
decide second and third place, thus
Eiving Horwitz fourth position. Kier-
an assented at once to run it over,
But Dennis showed an attitude OF not
caring to agree with the judges deci-
eion, but agreed finally and was beat
zen easily by Herman for second
place. The time was rs.
Field Events.
Pole vault. won by Harmon, 9 feet,
DO inches; second, Robb, s feet, 6
inches; third, Veteran, feet s In
ches. ss
Running height jump, won by Han
nom. 5 feet; Rosenberg, second, feet,
S inches; Herman, third, feet, 6 in
ches.
The officials were: Referee, e. HI
Prior; clerk of course, J. G.. Eadie;
starter, j., F. Rourke; announcer, A
Pilz; judges, w. F. Mangan, c.
norman, B. Dougherty, G. Yates, T
Devine; time, w. 8. Slater; scorers
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