Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-05-05
COLLEGE FESTIVITIES,
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$50 I'd run LIST, HOLSTER OF Middle
bury; End, LeBaron Of u, V, NJ; Sd,
Hawkins of u. v M, Time, 20, (Col-
lege record,) Score, Midi, 3, U,VM, 4,
22O I'd dash-lst, Bolster of u Y, Nj
2nd, Thomas of U, V, NJ; I'd, Darby of
Middlebury, Time, % As, Score,
MIDI, !, u, V, NJ, 8,
44O I'd dash LIST, Darby of Middle
bury; End, HOLSTER Of Mddlebury; Sd,
Bolster of u, V, M, Time, 55.s, Score,
MIDI, 8, u, V, NJ, l,
1870 I'd hurdles-lst, Lee Of Middle
bury; 2nd Smith Of u, Y, NJ; Sd, Bur-
rage of u. V, M, Time 10 3-5, Score,
MIDI, 3, u, V, NJ 4,
Mile run-lst Jones Of MiddIebury;
End, LeBaron of u, V, M; Sd, Niece
Of u, V, NJ, Time, 4,4O, (Record,)
Score, MIDI 3, U, V, MA
900 I'd hurdles LIST, Bresnahan Of
Middlebury; 2nd Smith of U, Y, Nj;
Sd, Hard of Middlebury, Time, 27-3.
Score, MIDI. 6, U, V, NJ, 3,
Two mile run-lst, Jones Of Middle
bury; 2nd, Hayden Of U. V. NJ. Sd,
Buck of Nv, NJ, Score, MIDI, 3, U.
" M, 4,
High Jump LIST, Smith Of U, V. NJ;
2nd, Paulsen of Middlebury; Sd, Tato
of Middlebury, Height, 5-5. Score,
MIDI, 4, u. V. M, 5,
Shot Put-lst, Watts Of u. V. NJ,
End, Tatro of Middlebury; Sd, Brewster
of Middlebury. Distance, 3l.9, Score,
MIDI, 4, U. V. NJ, 5.
Discus Throw-lst Brewster of Mid
dlebury; 2nd, Tatro Of Middlebury; Sd,
Parker of Middlebury, Distance, lO4-l.
Record Score, MIDI, 9, U. V. NJ. 0.
Pole Vaults Lee of Middlebury
and Burrage of U, V, NJ; End, ---;
3d. Friebus of U. V. M. Height, 1916.
(Record.) Score, MIDI. 4, U. V, NJ. 8.
Hammer Throw-lst, Condit of Mid
debury and Burrage of U. V. NJ. I'd,
--; 3d. Horsford Of Middlebury.
Distance, ll5-l Score, MIDI. 3, U. V.
NJ. A.
Broad Jump-lst, HOLSTER Of Mid
dlebury; 2nd, Smith Of u, V, NJ; Sd,
Lee of Middebury. Dist, 2l-3h Score,
Midi 6, U, V. NJ. 3.
Total Scores MIDI, Y, u. v NJ. 81.
GLEE CLUB CONCERT.
Singing last night to capacity audi
ence in the Town Hall the college Glee
Club out did any of its previous perfor-
mances. The light and dark, the popu-
Ter and classic, were 80 aternated as to
form finely constructed programme;
and from the sweet melodies Of the So
oists to the grand tone effects of the
ensemble, the entertainment was of the
highest order, and one which no lover
Of music will soon forget.
The club is exceptionally fortunate
this year in having two sooists of the
calibre of Messrs. Salisbury and Miller
and also in possessing an entertainer
of the unusual ability of Mr.. Mead, Mr.
Salstury's pleasing voice was heard in
that beautiful song, Somewhere
Voice is Calling" Mr.. Miller touched
the heart strings of the audience with
the first notes of "A Dream" and
never more deservedly, for from his
deep basso profundo to the light touch
of the falsetto he furnished rendition
of which any singer might well be proud
Mr.. Mead interpreted the musical
work of the evening with half hour of
delight. His magical tricks, of Hindu
origin were at once highly mystifying
and very amusing. The laying of eggs
by unseen fowls, the marvellous produc-
ton and disappearance of numerous
articles by use of hats, ETC., and the
careful guarding of handkerchief by
youthful assistant, lnterspersed with
appropriate chatter, all contrived to
convulse the audience in merrment.
The entire club, trained by Prof. G.
Watts Cunningham, rendered number
of selections in pleasing manner and
with tone color, which amply demon
strated the effects of good coaching.
SATURDAYS SCHEDULE.
The following is the schedule for the
remainder of the week Saturdays p.
M, Baseball Franklin Marshall VS..
Middlebury. 8p. M, Junior Play Nc
Cullough Gymnasium.