Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-03
Lee ACADEMY
IS WINN Ter IN
COLBY TRACK meet
Especial to Ecnnehec JournaD

Waterville, Nov. Lee Academy
won the annual inteischolastic cross
country meet held this afternoon at
Colby college in which seven teams
competed. The standing OF the teams
was as follows: Lee Academy 21:
| Edward Little high school 81; Bridg
ion Academy IS; Waterville high
school 10: Eastern Maine Institute
! III; Scarboro high school 1873; Co
burn Classical Institute 1854.
OF the A. men who started from
the tape for the run which was
. crossed the red line which speaks
, we'll for all of the men who were EN-
: tered. The lone hanious who failed
to finish dropped out between the
third and fourth stations when he
. fell into n small brook and was un-
able to continue the remainder OF
the course. One or two of the rum
ners were well winded at the end OF
the race but nope were in bad con
dition.
Lee Academy presented as pretty
a running team as could he asked
for. finishing runners in first. second
third. fifth and tenth. w. Noyes OF
Lee finished at the head of the line
in the excellent time OF 1G minutes
ana As seconds. He coached his two
team mates on the home stretch Sc
that the three Lee men finished
closely together.
The summary Ct the men who An
ished in their place and their time is
as follows: w. Noyes Lee. 1916 r.
Lowell. Lee. 1f:47 -: II. Richard :
son. Lee. 1G:49: A. Roberts, Edward
Little 1906 SIS; V. Thurlow. Lee
17:1S 4-5: +. Atwood. Edward Lit
tie. 1873 3-5; G.. Morang. Bridgton,
l1:2o; NJ. Plowman. Scarboro. 1881
4-5; II. Dow. Edward Little. 1884
As: s. Jones. Lee. 1875 Is: c. Tih-
Spauldins, Coburn, i7:43: F. Bliss,
Bridston, 1874: L. Wetherby. Lee,
17:46 Is: II. Bernard. Waterville
17:4G 3-5: G. Taylor. Waterville
17:47; + Lubee Bridgton. 1919: r.
Ham. Eastern Maine, HES 2-5: NJ
Haskell Lee. 1859: w. sleeper. Wat
erville. 1871: 7. Wiltshire, Water
vile. 1876: f. Macdonald Edward
Little. 1916 Is: NJ. NCrthley. Ed
ward Little. 1875 -; l.. Jersey,
Bridston. 1896: l.. Tolnan, Eastern
Maine. 1885 Is: T. Ryan. Coburn.
1887: L. Mcknight. BridGton. IS. aS
-: l.. Tolman. Eastern Maine.
1919: T.. Bryant. Eastern Maize,
1901: G.. Dick. Edward Little. 1904:
j.. Merrill, Eastern Maine. 1890 3-5:
T.. Fowler. Edward Little 1911 4-5:
w. Nielsen, Scarboro 1918; L. Fot-
tier. Eastern Maine, 1919: 4.
Cheeseborough. Bridgton. 1882; G.
Seaman. Scarboro. 1854 2-5; +.
Skillinss. Scarboro. 20:02 3-5; II.
BonsalI. Waterville 2o:1s: NJ. En-
monds. Scarboro, 2o:42: &C. Towle.
Coburn. 20:S7 2-5; d. Simmonds. Co.
burn. 2l:03: II. Ward fcarboro,
2l:10: Z. Woodwfn. Scarboro. 21:4J:
X. Mofang. Bridgton. PISA: G.
Fuller. Coburn, 24:1G: NJ. Perry. Co.
burn. 1854.
There were six checking stations
along the course with college stud
ents checking the runners. Trick
Coach Mike J. Ryan had charge Of
the affair and it was run off with
out a slip. Coach Ryan acted as star
ter and~referee. The judges at the
finish were: Walter D. Simnl %.
Waltham. Mass: Wilbur +. McAllis-
ter 20. Manchester, y. H: and
Thomas ]. O'Donnell 90, Norwood.
Mass. The scorers were: Clyde F..
Getchel 90, New Sharon: Eugene r.
Savage 20. Waterville: and Kent y.
Pierce '2s. Mars Hill Prof. c. Harry
Edwards acted as timer.