The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-19
FIRST PRIZE CUP
 AT rus. MEET AWARDED TO PAUL
Annual Field Day of Well Known Preparatory School
 Proves Big Success

The final events of the annual field day of the University School Athletic sociation were held Thursday at of an occasional stomach ache after luncheon, no accidents marred the day.
 Charles W. Paul repeated his sue cess of last year in winning the meet and the first of the gold-1ined bronze cups and medals that were awarded the winners. Paul made 43 points. Stephen F. Lesko won the second cup with 42 points; and Raymond c. Bull lard, the third, with 37 points.
 In the junior events, Philip Brenner won the first prize, with a total of 31 points; Thomas Taylor, the second, with 26 points; and Joseph Egan, the third with 22 points
 One school record was broken: Ste phen F. Lesko Jumped 4 feet, IA in ches/ in the standing high. The best previous record, 4 feet/2 inches was made by B. M. Hawley in 1910.
 In the following summary, the han dicaps are not included. In most of the. events the best man won.
 Summary.
 50 yard dash, Juniors-Won by second, John Jennings; third, Egan; fourth, Jarvis Jennings. Time 1-5 seconds.
 50 yard dash. Intermediates-Won by. Brenner; Taylor, second. Time 1-5 seconds.
 50 yard dash. Seniors-Won by Les ko; second, Bul1ard; third, Paul; fourth, Talty. Time, 5 3-5 seconds.
 100 yard dash. Juniors-Won by Egan; second, Jaryist Jennings; third Roess1er.
 100 yard dash Intermediates-Wo by Brenner; second, Taylor. Time IA 2-5 seconds.
 100 yard dash. Seniors-Won by Les ko; second, Paul; third, Bullard i; fourth, Leveen; fifth, Williams. Time, Il seconds.
 220 yard dash. Juniors = Won by Egan; second,* John Jennings; third, Jarvis Jennings.
 22O yard dash. intermediates by Henry Bishop; Taylor ahd Brenner coming in together. Time. 35 seconds.
 22O yard dash. Seniors-Won by Bullard; second Lesko; third, Paul. Time, 28 1-5 seconds.
 44O yard dash, Seniors-Won by BuIIard; second, PauI;> third, Leveen i; fourth, Lesko. Time, 64 2-5 seconds.
 Shot Put Juniors-Won by Bren- ner, 19 feet 5 inches; second, Taylor; third, Henry Bishop; fourth, Arthur Warner; fifth, Roessler.
 Shot Put. Seniors-Won by Nichols, 31 feet, inches; second, Paul, 32 ft. i; In1rd, huCScners 1Oufln, EnOuSe: nIIh, Bul1ard.
 Hammer Throw. seniors-won by Nichols, 61 feet; second, Lesko; third, Paul; fourth, Ehouse; fifth, Williams.
 Standing Broad Jump. Juniors Won by Brenner, feet, II inches; Bishop, second; Roessler, third; Tay- Tor, fourth; John Jennings, fifth.
 Standing Broad Jump, Seniors Won by Lesko, feet, 10 inches; sec ond. Paul; third, Bullard fourth, Pa terno; fifth, Williams.
 Running Broad Jump. Juniors Won by Brenner, IS feet; second Smith; Egan and Roessler tied for third place; Jarvis Jennings and Gould Shelton tied for fifth place. Won by Paul, IT feet, inches; sec ond, Bullard; third, Lesko; fourth, Nichols; fifth, Paterno.
 Hop, Step and Jump. Juniors Won by Taylor, 25 feet, 1 1-2 inches; second, Smith; third, Brenner; fourth, Shelton; fifth. John Jennings.
 Hop, Step and Jump. Seniors second; Lesko. third; Paterno, fourth; Nichols, fifth.
 Running High Jump. Juniors Smith and Taylor tied for first place, feet, II inches; third, Gould Shell ton; Brenner and Egan tied for fourth place.
 Running High Jump. Seniors-Won by Bullard, 4 feet, g inches; Paul, Lesko and Leveen all tied for second place.
 Standing High Jump. Seniors-Won by Lesko. feet, 1-4 inches; break ing the school record by 1-4 of an inch; second, Paul; third. Bullard; ; fourth, Nichols.
 Baseball Throw. Juniors-Won by Joseph Egan, Al feet; Jarvis Jennings second; Arthur Warner, third; Tom Taylor, fourth; Philip Brenner, fifth.
 Baseball Throw. Seniors-Won' by Ehouse, 225 feet; second, Nichols; Lesko. third; Talty, fourth; Paul, fifth.
 Officers of the day: Judges. Messrs. J. Porzos, H. Wood, H. B. Dickson, F. J. Ostrofsky. Timekeepers, E. C.. Bullard, AD- F. Casey. Scorer. H. o. Gish. Starter, H. H. Appleton. Clerk of the course, F. B.. IIawley. Referee, V. c. Peck
 Field day committee: S. F. Lesko, P. T. Nichols, D. J. Williams, H. A. Bishop, T. s. Taylor, and the officers of the athletic association, c. W. Paul, president; L. T.. Paterno, vice-presi- dent; F. T. Ta1ty, secretary; L. F. Kutscher, treasurer.
 C.. o. P. Nomination