New Britain herald., 1916-10-06
ALL IN READINESS
 FOR ST. JOE'S MEET
Big Crowd Expected to Watch
 Stars Perform

Everything is in readiness for the big field day to be held by the Young Mems Athletic association of St. Jo- seph's church at Berlin Trot- ting park tomorrow afternoon. Ideal weather prevailing the meet should prove the fastest and most in- teresting of it's kind ever held by any organization in this city. The handi- caps have been returned by the of- ficial handicapper in New York and are as follows: Roy Morse the 100- yards dash is given a penalty of two and one-half yards while Tucker of New Haven and Bernie Wefers, Jr., are scratch men, going to show that MT. Morse is fast black guaranteed to run. Tn the 220 Morse is given penalty of yards while Tucker, Roche and Wefers are the scratch l men.
 The games will be run off in the | following order:
 100 yds.-senior city championship. 100 yds.-Open, trials. 50 yds.-Boys under 75 pounds. l 100 yds.-Junior city championship" 100 yds.-Open finals. l 1-miIe run-Open. 22O yds-Open, trials. 440 yds.-Relay, boys under 16. l Running high jump. l 220 yds.-Open, final l 5-mile run-Open. l 40 yds.-Open. l Running broad jump.-Open. l SS0 yds.-Open. l 75 yds.-Boys under 115 pounds l 8SO yds.-Relay, open l Both the 100-yards dash and the 220 open will be run in heats with 1 the men in the following order. l First Heat-t00 yds.-Open. l Bernie Wefers, Jr., N. Y. A. c. R. J. Monohan, Highlander A. c. : l Eric Norfeldt, unattached Frank Stenger, Independent A. c. S. North. N. B. A. A. John Mulreed, St. Marys A. A.
 Second Heat l Thomas Faulkner, St. Joseph's Y. M. A A. J. J. Monohan, Highlander A. c.
 Oscar Adamson, unattached.
 J. M Roche. N H. A A. l G. A. Trowbridge, N. H. A. A. J. Goulden. St. Marys A. A. Third Heat. | J. J. Culhane, N. H. A. A. | Adelbert Auray, N. H. A. A. Robert L. Buchanan, Highlander | A. c. ..-~
 A. J. Howard, N. H. A. A. 1 David N Tucker, N. H. A. A. . , Roy F. Morse, Salem Crescent A. C.,
 First Heet-220 Yards, Open.
 David N Tucker N. H. A. A.
 R. J. Monahan., Highlander A. c. - l Oscar Adamson. unattached. #
 John Mulreed, St. Mary's A. A. --a
 T. N. Keenan. N. H. A. A. .- ' Liar-raO St 1OSpnh ". M. A. A.
 Second Heat @
 Bernie Wefers jr.. N. Y. A. c. Adelbert Auray. N. H. A. A
 Thomas J. Faulkner, St. Joseph's Y. M. A. A. @
 T. J. Monahan, Highlander A. A.
 J. Goulden, St Mary's A. A. a William D. Unwin N. H. A. A. Third Heat
 Roy F. Morse, Salem Crescent A. c.
 William Sitz, Highlander A. c. T. M Roche, N. H. A. A. ss
 John P. Donahue, N. H. A. A. N
 A. J. Howard, N. H. A. A & North, N. H. A. A. a.
 The list of Judges has been com | pIeted and the men who will act are: | Referee. William T. Coholan; clerk of the course, Warren F. Slater; starter, Thomas Sheriden; judges at the finish, J. E. Cairns, William Ahearn and Ia w O'Conner; timers, Martin Welch. F.. l.. Hannon, John D. Riddle; field ! judges, W. F. Mangan, Harry Vessels, T. EL Ellis; director of games F. J. ! Kiernan; inspectors, Rev J. l.. Sulli- 1 van, Joseph Roche; announcer, Ar thur Pilz; honorary referee, Rev Pat rick Daily; honorary judge of the fn- ,, n r C,,,I;,,ao q i"ii' i|eN' '' " ''i' e'' Il
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