The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-22
High School Team Wins In
terschOlastic Cham
pionship
SCORES 621z POINTS;
10 FOR SECOND TEAM
Eugene Moran Highest Individual Scor-
er, Equaling State Record in High
Hurdles = Team to Arrive Here This
Afternoon at 500.
Afternoon at 500.
Special 20 The Reformer.)

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BURLINGTON, May o.
Brattleboro high school is bringing home
the bacon.
The crack track team Of preparatory
schools of the state won the state cham
pionship interschoiastic meet in Burling-
ton yesterday afternoon, held under the
auspices of the University of Vermont.
This gives the organ town school the
second leg on the state trophy already
IN its possession by virtue Of having won
the championship last year.
The boys had things pretty much their
own way yesterday, winning By a much
wider margin than they did last year,
and in their work was reflected the su-
perior coaching by Coach Diedrich Stolte.
The boys will be home on the 3O9 train
| this afternoon.
| Brattleboro won the meet in a driz-
zling rain, and the team standing was as
| follows: Brattleboro high school, 62 l-2;
| Lyndon Institute, l9; I,dmunds high sehosl
of Burlington, IL II; Brigham academy
of Bakersfield and Rutland high school,
IL each.
The individual standing shows three
| Brattleboro boys leading the bunch. They
are Eugene Moran, Is IA; Daniel Mann
ing, 10; Henry Lawton, 3-4
Because of the soggy condition of Gen.
tennial field, due to the rain, the times
and distances we've not as good as they
lotherwise would have been, hut in the
high hurdles Eugene Moran equaIled the
state record of IL 3-5 seconds. He also
was first in the low hurdles
Manning came through winner in the
mile and half mile, as was expected. Law
ton took first in the shot put and Ronald
! Fisher first in the high jump. Five Brat
tleboro men tied in the pole vault at
eight and half feet. They were Francis
Austin, Henry Lawton, Leighton Noyes,
Justin Moran and Eugene Moran.
banquet was served the contestants
in Hotel Vermont last night, Prof. Fred
erick Tupper of the University of Yer
mont being POSTMASTER and the prizes
were awarded amid great enthusiasm.
Following is a summary of the meet:
I00-yard dash-Won by John Dupaw of
Pittsford high: ID. Francis Austin of Brat
tleboro; Sd, Charles Towsley of Edmunds
high; 4th, Eugene Moran of Brattleboro,
Time, II seconds.
ZZU-yarQ uaSn-NOn Dy DupdW. u LIE
land Dimond of Brigham academy; Sd,
Leighton Moves of Brattleboro; 4th. Tows-
ley of Edmunds Time 25 seconds.
44Oyard dash-Won by Louis Bedard
of Lyndon Institute; I'd, Lindley Hart
: well of Brattleboro; Sd, Gordon jay oi
Lyndon Institute; 4th. Herbert StancliHe
of Peoples academy of Morrisville Time
81 3-5 seconds.
Ss0-yard dash-Won by Daniel Manning
: of Brattleboro; I'd, Frank Hutchins o
: Lyndon Institute 3d. Stancliffe of Peo
nle's academy: 4th, F. Jangraw of Rut
land high. Time, . minutes, II seconds
Mile run-Won by Manning of Brat
tleboro: I'd. Hutchins of Lyndon; Sd
e Robert Harlow of Vail agricultural schoo
of Lyndon: 4th, Earl Slayton of People
academy Time, minutes, 81 3-5 seconds
: High hurdles-Won by Eugene Moral
/, of Brattleboro; ID. George Peck of Rut
s land; Sd, Percy McCuen of Brigham aead
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