Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-27
OFF TO penn RELAY GAMES
WITH FAST TEAM ; GARNET BACKS
BUKER TO WIN TWO Mile RUN

Penn. May carnival left late yester-
day for Philadelphia. Capt Ray
mond E. Buker. '22, who is to run
the two mile, will accompany the
relay team. The team will consist
of Clarence H. Archibald, '25. of
Brookline, Mass; Frank Sanella, rs
of Worcester, Mass: Ralph Corey.
rs of Lewisville, \. b, and Raymond
]. Batten, '23 of Wakefield, Mass.
With the exception of Corey it is the
same team that defeated the Uni
versity of Vermont at the B. A. A.
games.
Every follower OF track athletics
is acquainted with the record of
Ray Buker. In three successive
years he has annexed the title in the
Maine Intercollegiate cross country
run. In three years also he has won
the two mile at the Maine Intercol-
legiate meet. In his junior year he
captured the New England title in
both the cross country and the two
mile events Last fall he placed Sec
ond in the New England cross coun-
try run. His crowning achievement.
however, was his sensational win in
the two mile at the Pennsylvania
carnival of last year. His time was
0 minutes. % lis second and he
was competing against such men as
Gordon, Nightingale and Billy Nc
Mahon. However, he is running true
TO form and his friends are backing
him for win.
This wear he will compete with
some fast men. Brown of Cornell,
indoor champion; RoenieS Of Penn
sylvania state and others from prac-
tically the whole country.
Clarence Archibald came to Bates
from Huntington School, Boston,
where he was a member of the
championship relay team. He was
winner at the Bowdoin games of last
wear in the 440 yard run and ran IN
the relay team for two years. Since
his coming to Bates he has been
consistent winner in the 440 and has
clocked some very fast time, espeC-
ially at the spring meets.
Frank Sanella, from Worcester
was captain of the Commerce High
track team for three years and
winner in the $50 yard run during
that time. At the Dartmouth Inter
collegiate games he placed second n
the 4A0. pushing Robinson of Hunt
inston School to record. While at
Bates he has won the half mile AT
every track meet and made very
crcditablc showing in the 40 and
600.
Ralph Corey from Way!and AGA
DENY. Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. IS
comparatively new man in the track
game. having done little track work
in prep" school. Last fall at the
interclass meet he demonstrated his
ability in the go and Coach Jenkins
has since developed him into a fast
44o man. He has also performed on
the hurdles and at the broad jump.
On the trials of Monday he pushed
Archibald and Sanella hard, taking
third place.
RAYMOND Eatten. the only upper
classman of the team has been &C.
ncndable man in the track game
since his coming TO balSs. ~ 49,
Years he has run in the cross conn-
try team and last year placed in the
half mile at the Maine intercollegiate.
FIc is man to be reckoned with IN
either the half or quarter mile.
On Tuesday afternoon several more
events of the last cup meet were run
off. Lack of time prevented the fin
ishing Of the meet.
Broad iump-Corov, 'c5. Batten,
'o2. Fletcher, 'o5, is feet ] inches.
High iump-Gormley "a. Dinsmore
"a. and Herrick "a, tied, feet.
Pole vault-Wilson -. Dcsooteau,
'22. Burrill. '25, 4 foot, inches.
Dsens-Luoa '22. H2gberS rs,
Kcnney rs. us feet.