New Britain herald., 1916-07-29

grounds staging meets which were featured by the fine brand of work ex- htbited. As the weather cleared off with rain in sight, the Bartlett l plaHgrounds athletes assumed their i competition, thus proving that in good weather they can go some. The re- | suits in the various events follow:
 Bartlett Grounds-Girls.
 40 yards dash 50 pound class.- |, Florence Skarcynska; 2, Jennie K6bus; 3, Stella Tadzia.
 40 yards, co pound class-1, Alice 1 Murzyn; 2, Helen Green; 3, Veronica i Pctash
 40 yards, 70 pound class-1, Mar garet Grove; ?, Stella Niksar; 8, Flor ! ence Lutz
 Basketball throw, 50 pounds-1, Bertha zebrowski; ?, Josephine Mi kolaicz: 3, Sophia Casowski. 30 feet
 Basketball throw, 60 pounds-1 Stella Dahkowska: ?, Verona Potash; 8 Alice Murzyn 31 feet
 Basketball th,x Vi. Florence Lutz; 2 Helen Kragiel; 3, Stella Niska 37 i feet.
 Basketball hustle-Won by Helen ! Greens team; Veronica Potashs team second.
 Boys. 40 yards dash, 70 pounds-1. Walter ! Macula: 2, Frank Maynarski; 8, John 1 Grzybowski 40 yards dash, S5 pounds and over- 1, James McCabe; 2, John Kurpiaj; 8, 1 Chester Topa.
 Basketball hustle relay-Won by i John Grzbowsky's team; second, James McCa be's team
 Six pound shot putt, Walter ] Stachelek; ?, John Karpaj; 8, James i McCabe East Street P1aygrounds-GirIs. Basketball throw-1, Irene Phelps; ? Florine Phelps; 3, Agnes Anderson. | 70 feet, inches
 Relay race-Won by Martha Yosts l team
 40 yards dash, 65 pound class-1. Margaret German; 3, Mamie Dragon; i 3, Mabel Veno 40 yards dash. 75 pound class-1. i Helen Trideen; 2, Viola Larson; 8, Amy Carlson
 Relay race, 75 pound class-Won by Margaret Gulberts team
 40 yards dash. S5 pound class-1 Irene Phelps; 2, Ebba Anderson; 3. Ester Matteson.
 Leap-frcg relay-Won bv Richard Gorman's team: second. Walter Ada nitis' team; third, Richard Cor mans team.
 Standing broad iump-1, James Sullivan; ?. Walter Atlantis; 8, Louie Smith. feet ? inches.
 Basketball throw-1, Walter Ada nitis; ?, William Biselow; 3, Benny Nevules.
 4 or1c cJ, io1, ~ 2, Burdettc Smith: 3. Walter Atlantis.
 Running broad jump. 12 feet, inches--1. William Sullivan; ?, Will liam Bigelow; 3. William Plamier.
 Three standing broad iumps-1. James Sullivan; 2, Walter Admits; 5, R. Gorman.
 Smith Playgrounds-Boys
 40 yards dash, 60 pounds c1ass-1. Herbert Litka; ?, John McKenna 3, Frank Linke.
 40 yards dash, 75 pounds class-1, II. Linn; Albert Frisk; 8, Eddie I Broff.
 Three standing broad jumps, 65 l round class-1. Albert Friske; 2, Eddie Broff; 3. George Maze. 12 feet, s inches
 Three standing broad jumps, 75 pound c1ass-1, Claude Caswel1; 2, Harvey Stenberg; 8, Peter McKenna. r feet. 9 inches.
 Basketball hustle-Won by Edward Linn team; second, George Maze's team.
 Indian club relay-won by Edward L'nns team; Peter McKennas team, | second.
 40 yards dash. 70 pounds Anna Staskalenus; ?, Lillian Gulberg; g., Vega Olson
 Balentine; 9 Helen Staskelanus. 3 Ruth Marglot
 Basketball hustle relay-Won by Anna Staskalenus' team. secona Louise Hyneck's team.
 Indian club relay-Won bv Louise Hyneck's team; Anna Staskalenus's team second.
 Basketball throw. 60 pound class 1, Annie simonowsi1y: ? Helen Never doskowsl<i; 3, Helen staskalanus.
 Basketball throw-1, Anna Staska l. enus: ?, elen skoglund, 3, Alice 1 Carlson.
 Baseball Results
 High vs. Burritt, in double header. First game won by Burritt score 14 to 6. Second game won by BUrritt : to 4. BatterieS-Burritt Smith and Hedenberg. High street, Michaels and Krekor. Umpires, B. Riley and Ed Martin.
 PIONEERS VS. WALLINGTORD.
 The Wallingford-Pion baseball game which will be played Sunday afternoon at the Ellis Street grounds promises to attract the largest crowd of the season. The Wallingford team } which is composed of mostly college Ia will t,.,r h n,.a ta laoa tko