Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-26
Freshmen Athletes Win
First Interclass Meet

Lewiston, Me, Oct. 25-The first of
the four Bates intcrclass track meets
to be held during the year was
staged Monday afternoon at $50 on
Garcelon field. Much interest was
manifest by all the classes and the
entries for each event were large
showing q commendable spirit on the
part of the men of the college. The
Freshmen easily carried off the meet
scoring 1G points, next came the Sem
Tors with As, the Sophomores with IS
and the Juniors with 5. The indivi-
dual star was Archibald %, a for
mer Huntington man, who took first
place in the 100 yard dash and the
220 and 40 yard runs. Burrill, Corey
and Hagberg of 20, Jenkins and
Ross of 30 and Dinsmore "a showed
up exceedingly well. A lot of class
CATION backed the winning Fresh
man team. The summary is as fol-
lows:
100 yard dash, list, Archibald %;
End, Burrill '25; 3rd, Dinsmore pa:
high jump, Dinsmore "a: Jenkins
20; Fletcher %; r. Batten '23;
Cleaves "a. 10 it; 22O yard run,
Archibald '25; Corey '25; Baker '22 ;;
Carroll '23. 24.1 sec; 40 yard run,
Archibald 20; Bragg 20; Cleaves
~; Wilson %, 53.3 sec; 1 mile. run.
Holt ~; Rich "a; Buker 90; Cliff
ford 100, . min. 6 sec; . mile run,
Clifford '22;. Holt '24; Perkins '22 I'D:
Kimball I'D, 10 min. 44.4 sec; $50
yard run, Lanella 20; S. f. Wilson
%; Batten 90; Bragg '25. . min. H.
sec; 60 yard high hurdles. jenkins
90; Hagberg 20; Tierney %; Kim
ball I'D, time 81 sec; 20 yard high
hurdles, Jenkins 90; Burrill 20;
Corey '25: Dinsmore 81; pole vault,
tic between Burrill and Kennedy 20;
Burgess 90; Jenkins 40. it: 16
pound shot put, Hagberg 20; Left
fert 90: Ross '22; Kenny %; discus,
Wheeler 20; Hagberg 20, Kenny '2G;
Watts 90; hammer throw, Ross '22;
Avery 90; Wheeler ,25; Watts 90;
Judges, Fred c. Pomeroy, G. Il.
Ramsdell. II. H. Britain. Starter. C.
A. Jenkins. Timer, Ross.
The notice for the semi-finals In
the choice of intercollegiate debaters
has been posted. The question is
"Resolved: That the United States
should insist that all nations respect
the open door policy, and the po-
itical and administrative integrity
of China" These trials will take
place in Hatforn hall at $50 on the
dates named The first speakers in
the following list will have the af-
flrmative. Each speaker will be al
lowed to speak ten minutes, with five
for rebuttal: Nov. .. Watts, Young
VS.. Johnson, Raye;' Nov. 3. Ashton,
Carroll VS.. Roberts. Wade; Nov. 4,
Canham. Snowman VS.. Bragg, La
nella; Nov. ). Burden, Pinckney VS..
Googins. Washburn. From the
above list eight mer will be chosen
to represent the college in the COM
ing debates. Many Bates graduates
witnessed Saturdays game with
Name among them being Mrs. Mary
Bartlett, Misses Evelyn Failey, Ruth
Colburn, Minerva Cupler and Bar
bara Gould all of the class of 1921.
Others were Mrs. Anna Longfellow
10. Miss Gladys Tilton, Morton Wig
gin 10 and Phillips Cupler.
Mrs. ingalls,, daughter Of Mrs. Es-
tclle y. kimball, former matron ct
the college, also attended the game
at which her husband refereed.
Rev. and Mrs, Howard II. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Milliken and Mrs.
Carl f. Milliken all of Augusta
visited chapel Monday morning and