Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-24
The New England
I intercollegiate Track
! Champions for 1915


= 1OO-yard dash-Howe, Colby. Time.
los.
22o-yard dash-Howe. Colby. Time.
% 2-5s.
: 120-yard hurdles-Savage, Bowdoin.
Time 16 1-5s.
: 22O-yard hurdles-Savage. Bowdoin
Time. 25 3-5s.
Z 440-yard run-Riley. Dartmouth.
Time, SOS.
Z sS0-yard rn-Higgins. Holy Cross
Time, 2m. 3-5s
= One-mile run-Brown, M. I. T. Time,
Am. "a 2-5s.
Two-mile run-Cook, M. I. T. Time.
pm. e5 Ass.
! Shot put-whitney, Dartmouth. Dis
tance, Aft. 101sin.
: Discus throw-Bailey, Maine. Dis
,tance, 129ft. 101ain.
Hammer throw-Bailey, Maine. Dis
tance, 149ft. gin.
Broad jump-Worthington, Dart
mouth, Distance, est. 10Ain.
High jump-White, Brown. Height,
SIT. SKIN.
Pole vault-Williams, Maine, and Nc
Kenney, Bowdoin. Height, lift. Ain.
Cambridge, Mass, May 23.-Dart-
mouth once again was criwned victor
over New England colleges. Yesterday
her track team, even though handi-
capped by the loss through the illness
of Trenholm, it's star hurdler, and Still
man, its first string sprinter, romped
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track meet of the New England Inter-
collegiate Athletic Association Satur-
day, winning three firsts, two seconds,
six thirds, two fourths.a tieing for an
other third and fourth place and piling
up a total Of SO 1-3 points, which was
5 1-3 greater than it's nearest COMPETE
tor.
10 Maine Is Second
The second honors of the meet went
to Art Smiths powerful University of
Maine team, which totalled 81; Bow
dom was third with 20 SIS; Tech
fourth with II 1-2; Holy Cross fifth
with IA, Colby sixth with IS, Brown
seevnth with I 1-3; Williams eighth
with T. Wesleyan ninth with 3. and
Amherst Massachusetts Aggie, Trim
ity and Tufts tied for 10th position,
each with l lone point.
Two records, the equaling of third
and the almost equalling Of several
others, and all this accomplished on d
heavy track and with continued
showers, went to make the meet one
of the greatest in the history of the
organization, and gave to the new
Tech Field most notable christening.
Dartmouth men cured in the break
ing Of both records. Captain Larry
Whitney of the Green team, in his last
New England appearance as a repre-
sentative of the Hanover school, set
the shot-put mark to AZ feet 10 IL
inches, beating his former mark by
more than one and One-half feet,
while H. T. Worthington, who recent
ly came to fame as runner up in the
tdecathion at the Penn carnival, hurled
y himself through the air for % feet 10
Ia inches, beating the broad jump
mark of AL Gutterson, the Vermont
andand Olympic star by four and IT.
20 inches.
Howe Ties Record
The honor of tieing a record went to
Howe, the former English High
spite the heavy track sailed in win
ner in the century dash in an even 10
seconds.
The summary:
100-YARD DASH.
First heat-Won by Kelly. Holy
Cross; second, LOOMS, M. l. T.; third,
Lewellyn, Dartmouth. Time, 10 1-5s
= Second heat-Won by Howe, Colby;
second, Hayes, Williams; third, Doom,
M. I. T. Time, 10 2-5s.
Final-Won by Howe. Colby; Sec
ond, Kelly, Holy Cross; third. Loomis.
M. I. T.; fourth, Hayes, Williams.
Time, los. Equals record.
22O-YARD DASH.
First heat-Won by Kelly. Holy Cross:
second. Hayes. Williams; third. LOOMS,
NJ I. T. Time, q 3-5s.
Second heat-Won by Lee, Holy Cross;
Second. Howe. Colby; third, Dnscoll, VIII
liams. Time, q 2-5s.
Final-Won by Howe, Colby; second,
Kelly. Holy Cross; third, Loomis, M. 1.
t.; fourth. Hayes, Williams. Time,
% 2-5s.
12o-YARD HURDLES.
First heat-Won by Savage. Bowdoin;
second, French Maine; third, Ames, AM
herst. Time, 16 2-5s.
Second heat-Won by Braun. Dart
mouth: second, Hay, Williams: third.
Royal, Colby. Time, 16 3-5s.
Final heat-Won by Savage, Bowdoin:
second. French, Maine; third, Braun,
Dartmouth: fourth, Hay, Williams. Time.
16 1-5s.
2so-YARD HURDLES.
First heat-Won by Savage, Bowdoin;