The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-16
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Diedrich Stolte's high school team ran
away with the annual AIiddlebury college
interscholastic meet here Saturday with a
total of 60 points, made by four men The
nearest opponent was Rutland high school.
which previously had captured the meet,
Rutland's score this time being %. Thir-
teen schools and about $50 athletes were
entered. Brattleboro won not only the
trophy shield given by AIiddlebury college
but also the half-mile relay cup.
Moran of Brattlebor0 was the individ-
uaI star of the meet, scoring 30l4 points
and being awarded the silver cup given
by the college for the highest individual
score. 1t was presented by Acting Prcsi-
dent Edward D. Collins. Moran won five
firsts, capturing both sprints, both hur-
dies and the running broad jump, was tied
with Lawton of Brattleboro for first in
the pole vault, making % points, and to
these was added a point and quarter by
Brattleboro winning the relay.
The second high point winner was Law
ton of BrattIebOro with 221 points. He
won the 44O-yard run and the shot put,
was tied with Moran for first in the pole
IL.
third in the discus throw and secured
point and a quarter in the relay.
Wells of BrattlebOrO captured ga
points. being second in the running broad
jump and third in both dashes and being
one of the four BrattlebOrO winners of the
relay. while Hartweu of BrattleborO was
one of the relay winning team, giving
him a point and a quarter.
Following is the summary:
100-yard dash-WOn by Moran of Brat
tleboro; ID, Lawton of BrattleborO; Sd,
Wells of BrattleborO Time. II seconds.
Pole vault-Lawton and Moran tied for
first; Whitaker of Troy Conference acad-
envy, Bourbon and Walker of Woodstock
and Eddy of Middlebury tied for third.
Height feet, inches.
Mile run--NOn by Perry of Rutland &;
ID, Mcleod of Rutland; Sd, Pierce of
Rutland. Time, ) minutes. Z 40 seconds.
High jump-LeOnard of Troy Confer
ence academy and Walker of Woodstock
tied for first; Kneen and Pryor of Wood
stock tied for third. Height feet, pa
inches.
120-yard high hurdles-Won by Moran !;
I'd, Dignan of st. Peters of Rutland; Sd,
Castle of Rutland. Time, Is seconds.
44O-yard run-Won by Lawton; ID,
SOlona of Troy Conference academy Sd,
Mooney of st. Peters. Time, % 80 sec
ends.
Discus throw-Won by Bourbon of
Woodstock; ID. Grady of St JOhnsbury &;
Sd, LawtOn. Distance, "a $40 feet.
12-pound hammer throw-Won by
Woods of Woodstock I'd, Taylor of Rut-
land Sd, Adams of Rutland. Distance,
81 so feet.
12-pound shot put-Won by LawtOn
ID, Franzoni of Rutland; Sd, HOlcOmb of
Proctor. Distance. 80 2-10 feet.
Running broad jump-WOn by Moran
ID. Wells Sd, Eddy of AHddlebury. Dis
tance, 10 feet, inches.
220-yard low hurdles-Won by Moran
I'd, Shores of st. JOhnsbury; Sd, leonard
of Troy Conference academy. Time
% Is seconds.
SS0-yard run-Won by Pollard of Bur
lington; ID Mcleod of Rutland Sd, G
Barnes of A1iddlebury. Time, minutes
II 40 seconds.
22O-yard dash-Won by Moran; ID
Lawton; Sd, Wells. Time, n 10 sec
onds
Half-mile relay race-Won by Brattle
borO, Lawton, Moran. Wells and Hart
well; ID, Rutland Sd, Troy Conference
academy. Time 1 minute, 80 seconds
Points by teams-Brattlebor 60, Rut
land %. Woodstock 15la. Troy Confer
ence academy 914, st. Johnsbury 6, Bur
lngton > st. Peters /, AIiddlebury 2H
Proctor /, Total, 126.
Gold, silver and bronze medals were
awarded. On q toss-up Lawton won the
gold medal for the polt vault, in whfcI
he and Moran were tied.