The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-29

1O1 feet and inches This also broke
the local track record by a little over
three feet On his second try Manley
made % feet. 9 inches, which looked good
to be the high mark of the day, but
Dickey of Springfield Tech on his third
try beat him two feet and an inch. The
crowd pulled for the Brattleboro boy,
who sent the discus on as pretty sail
as one could wish to see. All three OF
Manleys throws were in perfect form.
Moran, after winning the pole vault
went out and tied the track record at
| 16 % seconds over the high hurdles,
/ passing Robbins after covering about
| two-thirds of the distance.
| The quarter mile also was a pretty
race. with knott of Tech emerging from
| a well-bunched field winner in - %
| seconds. Lindsey and Wheeler, Brattle
/ boro's quarter men, did not compete in
this race, as they were saved for the
relay.
Tech easily won the relay, Techs see
ond man, Moore, getting big lead, which
was held throughout the race. The time
was fast, minute. 36 10 seconds. Rut-
| land was second in the relay and Brat
tleboro third.
In the Is events Brattleboro won nine
firsts. Springfield Tech two, and Keene
and Rutland one each. OF the Brattle-
bOrO contestants Moran won four firsts,
| Robbins and Harlow two each, and Man
ley one.
The points won by individuals were
as follows: Moran, Brattleboro. % !;
| Robbins, Brattleboro. 2315; Harlow,
Brattleboro, 10; Sherburne. Rutland,
S3 ; Sibley, Keene, y; Dickey. Spring
field, 6; Manley, BrattlebOro, s. knott,
Springfield. 3 Adams, Springfield 4& ;
Gillian Rutland. 3A Cook of Rutland,
Burns and Carroll of Holyoke. 3 each !;
Frazier, Springfield, pa Durfey of
| Rutland, Darmstadt of Springfield and
Ducharme of Holyoke, , each; Lane of
| Springfield, Cannon of st. Peters and
Roberts and Frost of Rutland, 114 each /;
Putnam, Springfield. l Il Matthews and
Pinney of Springfield, Reardon of Rut-
land and Osborne of Holyoke, l each
Canty, Rutland, Il Lindsey, Wheeler
and Smith of Brattleboro. 4 each; Robb
and Peck of Keene, Il each.
The officials were: Referee. Laurence
q, sherman; starter, Paul \. Chase
track and field judges, u. f. Haskell,
Il. j. Bowler, Henry Robbins. NJ. ].
Moran: timers, Jacob p Estey. George
r. Sherman, Harvey Kingsley of Rut-
land; manager of track, Francis NJ.
HARDWOOD; clerk of course Joseph G..
Estey; assistant clerk of course, Harry
| Harlow; announcer, +. X. Wilson.
| Following is the summary:
10-yard dash-Won by Sherburne.
Rutland; Moran, Brattleboro, second ;
Robbins, BrattlebOro, third: Frazier.
Technical high, fourth Time, 10 10
sec. tiles record.)
Broad jump-WOn by Robbins, Brat
tleboro; Moran, Brattleboro, second
Ducharme, Keene, third; Sbley. Keene
fourth. Distance. 20 feet - inch
SS0-yard run-Won by Harlow. Brat
tleboro Burns. Holyoke, second Gillian
Rutland third Little, Keene, fourth
Time, min. > 40 sec
Shot put-Won by Robbins, Brattle-
boro; Dickey, Technical high, second
Darnstadt. Technical high, third; Mat
thews, Technical high, fourth Distance
80 feet, 6 inches.
Low hurdles-Won by Moran, Brattle-
boro; Robbins, Brattleboro, second
Adams, Technical high, third Cook and
Durfey, Rutland, tied for fourth Time
20 sec. New record.)
High jump--Won by Sibley, Keene
Carroll, Holyoke, second Roberts and
Frost, Rutland tied for third. Height
) feet, 1I3 inches.
220-yard dash-Won by Moran. Brat
! tleboro; Sherburne, Rutland, second
Moore, Technical high, third Osborne
Holyoke, fourth. Time, % Is sec. New
record.)
Mile run-Won by Harlow, Brattle
boro; Blackhall Greenfield. second
Little, Keene, third Reardon, Rutland
fourth. Time, 4 min. As 20 sec.
Discus-Won by Manley, Brattleboro
Dickey, Technical high second Robbins
BrattlebOro, third; Pinney, Technical
high, fourth. Distance, 101 feet 8 inches
Pole vault-Won by Moran, Brattle
boro; Robbins, Brattleboro, second Lane