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TRACK MEET.
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third and Blair Of Keene fourth. This
gave Brattleboro four entries in the
finals, which they walked away with in
pretty race. \ blanket easily could
have covered all four at the finish, Moran
winning, Lawton second Robbins third
and Wells fourth. All three treats were
run in 10 10 seconds.
Moran's first try in the broad jump
proved to be the best of all. covering 20
feet y inch.
Brattleboro didn't have a look-in in the
SSO-yard run. Mcleod of Rutland cap
tured first place, Pierce of Rutland sec
ond, Little Of Keene third. and Perry of
Rutland fourth. Little Of keene made a
pretty sprint in the finish OF this race.
but could not quite overtake Pierce.
In the high jump, Sibley took the hon
orS, with Iawton, Alger of keene and
Simonds of Springfield tied for second
third and fourth, dividing the six points
equally, Lawton winning the toss for sec
ond place. and Alger for third
The pole vault proved to be one of the
sensations of the afternoon. Robbins at
3 feet inches, which equalled last years
record mark, beat out Lawton and Barber
of Rutland, who We're tied up for third
and fourth. Then Moran came into the
limelight by topping the bar at 10 feet .
inches. Barber won the toss for third
place medal.
4 ne IlIldI events the 1-b-Nafu nlgn UuE-
dies and the 440-yard dash proved easy
| picking for Brattleboro
In spite of the fact that the score was
one-Sided the meet was extremely inter
eSting and we'll run.
The result was another testimonial to
the efficiency of Diedrich Stolte's coach
| ing.
Brattleboro won A points in the track
events and 30la in the field events. The
27 men winning points were divided as
! follows: Rutland 8, Keene g, Brattle-
boro >, Holyoke 3, Springfield >, Turner's
Falls ,. Greenfield l.
Following is the list of the individual
point winners: Moran, so: Lawt0n,
1872; Robbins. IS: Pierce of Rutland. s 4;
/ Wells of Brattleboro. Mcleod of Rutland,
Adams of Rutland, Little of Kcene. Sib-
ley of heene, > each Ducharme of Hol-
yoke. Sullivan of Holy0ke. Fuller of Rut-
land. ) each; Donovan of Turner's Falls,
Alger of keene. Brazil of kcene, ST
monds of Springfield. Alden of Springfield.
Moore of IIolyoke. Davis of BrattlebOro.
leach; Barber of Rutland. ~ 4; Perry of
Rutland, Reardon of Rutland. Wilson of
Rutland, Sullivan of Turner'S Falls, Minis
IOf Greenfield. putney of Keene, Blair of
lkeeHe, each. The summary:
10O-yard dash--WOn by Moran. Brat
ltleboro; Lawton. Brattleboro. second
Robbins, Brattleboro, third; Wells, Brat
lNFbtAVs AtAIIH L illlP, ~ lbs.
Broad jump-Won by Moran. Bottle
boro; Ducharme, Holyoke, second; Wells,
lBrattleb0ro, third; Robbins. Brattleboro,
fourth. Distance. 20 #. Il in.
II SS0-yard run-Won by Mcleod Rut-
land; Pierce, Rutland, second; Little
keene, third; Perry, Rutland, fourth
Thine. m. 2-5c
Shot put-Won by Lawton. Brattle-
boro; Robbins, Rrattlcboro, second Dono-
Ivan. Turner's Falls third Sullivan HoI.
yoke, fourth. Distance, II it. s in
/ (RecordD l.
22O-yard dash-Won by Moran. Brat.
tleboro; Robbins, Brattleboro. second
Wells, Brattleboro, third; sullivan. Tur
ners Falls. fourth. Time, bis. equals
lrecOrd.)
High jump-Won by Sibley. Keene
Lawton of Brattleboro, Alger of Keen,
land Simons of Springfield tied for second
Height, > it. Ga in. (Record-l
22O-yard low. hurdles-WQn BY Moran
| BrattIeboro Robbins, Brattleboro. sec,
lOnd; Alden, Springfield third: Putney
keene. fourth. Time, - los.
Mile run-Won by Pierce, Rutland