The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-06

Spectacular BOle NauiIs NNdEhiS baA
After College Men Have Quit.
Brattleboro high schools track team
had things practically its own way at the
interscholastic meet on Centennial field
in Burlington Saturday, when for the
third successive year it captured the sill
yer loving cup offered by the University
of Vermont, which gave the team perma-
nent possession of the cup. In field of
nine teams BrattleborO scored more
points than all the other teams combined
The team scores were as follows: Brat
tleboro high. 7S; Rutland high. n Il :;
Woodstock high, 10 10; Burlington
high, . 5-6; Lyndon Institute of Lyndon
Vile. s Brigham academy at Bakers
field. I Hardwick high, > IL; st. Pc
ter's high of Rutland, ,; Cathedral high
of Darlington l.
Coach Stolte's boys scored in every
event except the high jump and the $50
yard run, taking 10 first places i'll 10
events, including the half-mile relay.
Rutland secured two frsts, and Burling-
ton and Woodstock tied for first in the
high jump. Rutland's strongest hold
was in the distances. taking the mile
and half mile and winning second i'm the
quarter mile.
Three state interscholastic records
We're broken by Brattleboro men. Eugene
Moran setting mark of II Sos in the
high hurdles and 10 feet. inches Ill the
pole vault. while Henry Lawton hung up
a mark of ~ 2-Is in the 44O-yard run.
Following are the individual records OF
the Brattleboro boys:
AToran-FirSt in 100-yard dash, 300
yard dash, high hurdles, low hurdles,
broad jump, pole vault, making so points.
besides L II points in the relay. the five
points for first place being divided be
tween the four Brattlcboro winners.
Lawton-First in shot put. discus and
440-yard run, and second in 10Oyard
dash and pole vault. making u points
besides ] ii in the relay.
Second in 220-yard dash, low
hurdles and broad jump, and third in
100-yard dash and shot put. making -
points besides | Ii in the relay.
Wells-Thrd in low hurdles and broad
jump and fourth in 22O- yard dash. max
ing = points besides l Il in the relay.
DaviS-Thrd in the mile run. - points.
HartweIl-Thrd in 440-yard run, =
points.
In the high hurdles Robbins was I'M
fortunate in tipping over three hurdles,
which disqualified him. He was going
strong in second place and there We're
but four men in the event, so no fourth
place was awarded. In this event Moran
made a mark of Il 80 in the finals.
which tied the mark he made last year,
but in his trials the day before he Gov
cred the distance in rs -.
Lawton's mark of 100 feet. 9 inches
in the discus throw exceeded the Brat
tleboro record made by Baldwin of Rut-
land in 1913. which was 9Sfeet > IL
inches.
In running the 220-yard dash in
% - seconds Moran beat the record of
the BrattlebOrO meets. which was pa
seconds. made hy Edward B. Moran in
1913 and tied ~ Bellrose of Rutland in
1919 and by Eugene Moran this year.
In connection with the interscholastic
meets Saturday the Vermont interCOlleg-
late meet was held. both under the aus
pieces of the University of Vermont, the
competitors being AIiddlebury. Norwich
university and the University of Yer
mont. The college mark in the low hur-
dies Saturday was ~ seconds. Moran
without being pushed won the school
event in ~ 10 seconds.
BrattleborO had 40 trouble in winning
the half-mile relay, every man on the
BrattlebOro team running away from his
opponent, increasing the lead at every
lap.
ming of the pole vault by Moran. He
took part in the trials on Friday. but on
/ Saturday he watched the school boys
and the c0llPgians go over the bar, but
did not take tho pole in his hands until
after everybody else had finished. Then.
after the three colleges had failed at 10
/ feet, t inches and without having
warmed up" Moran took the pole and
cleared the bar as clean a. a whistle.
In each of the three events in which
he has participated this season Moran
has won more points than the entire OPP
posing team taking second place.
The Brattleboro team returned Sunday