New Britain herald., 1925-08-04
JUNIOR ATHLETES
 HOLD FIRST MEET
Track Events to Be Run Oi To.
 morrow at Memorial Field


 pistol to open the annual field and track meet tomorrow afternoon at Memorial Field in Willow Brook park.
 4 number of new entries whose marks made during the past week places them among the leaders, will be seen this year and will take part in the various events.
 Eugene Sorel of the Nathan Hale grounds and Zaleski of the Washing ton grounds have made new ground records in the pole vault. Zalcskie, | besides rating among the leaders in the pole vault, has entered the high jump. He holds the record for that event at the Washington grounds with mark of four feet five inches. r. Bulka and Ncidbola are pushing him hard with four feet four. Wal ter kaczmarcyzk leads the Nathan Hale grounds in this event with a mark of four feet 10 inches which constitutes the best mark in the grounds this year,
 In the 60 yard dash for boys averaging between 40 and 60 pounds, stephen Nichesti and Frank Jerwitz are showing their heels to the other | boys and a great race is anticipated 1 between these two.
 Mary O'Leary and Sophie Karso- | witz arc both working hard and ex- pect 10 win places in the 50 yard 1 dash,
 Judges of Track. | The track meet judges have been i selected and are all old-time ath- letcs who have the welfare of the youngsters at heart. Joseph Herg- | strOm, physical director of the Y. M 1 C. A. vii act as starter. He is all round athlete who gained quite reputation for himself as an anna i teur wrestler, In 1911 he was run- ner Up in the state championship matches and in 1913 he was regi- mental champion of the 11th Caval- ". |. $. X.
 Harry Brown of tho water depart mcnt of the city, will act as clerk of course, He is former snmi-nrotos- sional football r,a"or and q member of the A. F. F. football team. Miss Robna Blair, a New Haven Normal athlete, and Miss Cora Bor- tini will act as the judges of tho girls events.
 Leo Weston. formerly star base ball and basketball player of st. Thomas Seminary in Hartford will havc charge of tho high jump and pole vault.
 The judges of the finish in dashcs and relay events will he as follows; Chief judge, W. W. T. Squire. He is former High school football player. He will be assisted by John Butler, also star member of the football team in more recent days. He was also captain and player on the MontoWese baseball team last summer and is secretary 10 Mayor Angelo NJ. Paoncssa.
 Dwight Skinner, director of the Boys club, former Boy Scout leader and amateur baseball player; Arthur l PiIz, former New England all-around field and track champion, and Fred 1 Monicr, who is one Of the best | posted men in the city on sporting 1 events because of his connection with the store which bears his i family name, will assist in picking | the winners of the fleet footed 1 events.
 Miss Louise Skcly Junior l Achievement worker on tho play ! grounds and formerly star pitcher on the Storrs College Girls baseball 1 team, will act as custodian of prizes. The annual meeting of the play l ground athletes tomorrow presents fine opportunity for the parents 1 of children to make a picnic day of i it and to become acquainted with 1 Now Britain's newest park. They i will have an opportunity 10 see in" 1 playgromds donated by Mr.. Hall and 10 s"e Inc municipal swimming 1 pool
 1 The program of tN eutS to be car ricd out tomorrow afternoon will be 1 as follows;
 Boys high lump, open, Boys pole vault Open. Roye' horse shoe i pitching, open. Girls baseball throw for distance, over 65 pound class Basketball throw for distance. over G5 pound class, Girls base ball throw Tor distance, 4o-Go pound 1 class Boys 2o yard dlsh, midget class Boys first heat 50 yard dash i0-6o pound class. Boys second heat 5o yard dash, io-60 pound class. Boys long legged race, 6 in. only off ground, 4o-60 pound class. Girls ribbon race. bow knot rcqulrcd l5-65 pound class. Girls frs, heat 5o yard dash, 45-Gj pound class. Girls second heat 50 yard dash 45-G5 pound class. Boys final 5o yard dash, 4o- 6o pound class. Boys B yard sack : racr, No-loo pouul class. Girls final 5o yard daSh 45-C5 pound class Boys potato race, potatoes, 1 ""->o pound class Boys potato race, $ potatoes, S0-loo pound class. 1 GlrIS' potato race. 0 pOlatocs 45-G5 pound class, Girls l5 yard shuttle relay race. GirIs' thrrc-IrEgcd race. i5-G5 pound class. Eoys' 75 yard shuttle relay race. G0-So pound class. Girls shuttle relay race, 6o wards, over G5 pounds Toys SD yard shuttle relay race, open. Boys ob- ! staCIc race, 4U-Gu pound class. Eoys' obstacle racr Go-Nu pound class. Boys sui; raSn race. 6o-S0 pound cIoss. Wheel barrow race. Go-SO pound class. Girls 65 yard dash, over 65 pound class Roys' 75 yard dash, So-lua pound class. Boys 100 yard dash, open. Shoe race. 4o-So i pound class. Boys 3-leEged race. G0-S0 pound class
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