Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-24
| BOWDOIN GETS
TOUGH BREAK AND
LOSES TO Tech.

| track and field championship came
back to Technology yesterday after
noon after an absence of four years.
Seven athletes combined balance with
| brilliance and courage. and scored in
nine events for 81 points at the 40th
annual meeting of the colleges on
Tech Field, Cambridge.
Bowdoin was FIVE points behind,
| and Boston College, expected to fur
| nish most of the opposition, was far
| down the list with IL points. The
| meet was one disappointment after
| another for the Eagles. Frank Hus-
| sey took the dash. B. C.'s only first,
| and then Coach Ryder withdrew him
| from the 220, when the meet was
| hopelessly lost.
To Capt. George Lenses, who ran
| out his lion heart to win the half
mile and place second in the quarter;
| to George Steinbrenner, with a first
| place in the low hurdles and a sec
ond in the highs; to James S. Wiebe.
| with a second in the broad jump and
| a third in the javelin; to Major San
| ford, who cleared IL feet ga in
| ches to tise for first in the ploe Vault;
i, TO +. E. Glantzberg. who took third
| in the hammer, and to j. A. McCar-
| thy, with a fourth in the Javelin, go
the credit for Thecnology's victory.
What chance Bowdoin had, went,
when its great Splinter. Harold Mos
from, pulled a tendon at the start of
the 100 finals. He courageously ran
! the 220, but was forced to drop out
| so yards from the finish.
| After Techs 81 points and Bow
doin's &c came Bates, with as good
as miller as has shown in this section
this year. and a javelin thrower who
tossed the Spear 1S9 feet, with 16
points.
The summary.
100 YARD HIGH HURDLES
First standardization by H. G.
Steinbrenner on. 1. To-; second, Har-
old Littletield DO: third. W. True
{M.). Time-15 4-5s.
Second semi-final-Won by Charles
Drew (A); second. j. 2. Murphy (B.
c.; third, R. G. White (W.). Time
10 4-5s.
Final heat-Won by Charles Drew
ca; second. H. G. Steinbrenner ON. l.
To; third. ]. P. Murphy (B. c.;
fourth, Harold Littlefield OBJ. Time
10 2-5s.
100-YARD DASH
| First semi-final-Won by Francis
Hussey (B. c.; second, James Quinn
| (H Co.: third, George Mittlesdorf Co.
| Time-10 2-5s.
second semi-fnal-Won by Howard
Mostrom OBJ; second, Ernest Morrill,
| (B. ID: third. A. D. Van Alien IN.
HI. Time---1O 2-5s.
Final heat-Won oy Frances Hussey
tB. CO: second. James Quinn Oh. c. /;
third, Ernest Morrill, (B. ID; fourth,
George Mittlesdorf CO.. Time
| 10 los.
Won by A. A. Wills. Jr (Bates) {;
| second, Rice CIV. To; third, c. j. SAN
some Co; fourth, A. S. Hillman (M).
Time-4m. 20 S-5s.
440-YARD RUN
Final heat-Won by Frank Bunrs
| Oh. CO; second, George Leness on. L.
To; third Harold Higgins Oh. Co. +;
| fourth, Walter Mulvihill III. c.. Time
s-43 2-5s.
! TWO-MILE RUN
| Won by Fred PeasIee (NH); sec
ond, +. b. Hazeltine ca; third, S.
L. Crofts CW); fourth, r. B. Strong
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
YARD LOW HURDLES
! First emi-f1nal-Won by Harold
Littlefield OBJ; second. D. w. Torrey
| (D; third. p. V. Toolin (NH).
| Time-26 2-5s,
Second semi final-Won by H. G.
Steinbresner (MIT); second r. @.
| White (W) third. John Mahoney
| QC). Time &c 4-5s.
Final heat-Won by II. G. Stein
| brenner (MIT); second. Harold Lit
tlefield (B); third, T. V. Toolin On
h: fourth. r. G. White CW). Time
l-25 2-5s.
| TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
| YARD DASH
First semi-final won by James
Quinn. Holy Cross; second j. "A.
Taylor, Williams; third, John Tar
bell Bowdoin. Time-24 2-4s.
Second semi final won by A. d.
Van Alien, New Hampshire: second.
E. Hatch. Boston University; third.
\. NJ. Brieve, Northeastern. Time
-23 Ass.
Final heat won by j. A. Taylor.
Williams; second, A. ID. Van Allen,
New Hampshire: third. James
Quinn, Holy Cross; fourth, John
Tarbell, Bowdoin. Times Ass.
EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
YARD RUN
Final heat won by George Leness,
NJ. l. T.: second, L. McCluskey. Bos-
loll NoiNSS' hllAAu a. - " o'N>
ley, Bates: fourth. W. McKilop,
Bostos College. Time-1m. Sc 4-os
FIELD EVENTS
Shot put-Won by S. Thompson,
Maine AFT, 1-2in; second, Saul
Brodsky. NJ. l. T., Aft, 3-4in; third,
Paul HILL Bowdoin, Aft. l 3-4in:
fourth, George Wilczewski, Boston
College, Aft, S-4in.
Hammer throw-Won by w. Pills
bury, Bowdoin, 145ft, lin; second.
John Loud Bowdoin. 14lft, sin;
third, +. E. Glantzburg, NJ. l. T..
141ft. Gin; fourth, Merrett Hewett,
Bowdoin, 136ft. 10 1-2in.
Javelin throw-Won by A. w. Sc
gar, Bates. 1S4ft, lin; second
Simpson, Vermont. 169ft. 5 lin
third ]. A. Wiebe, NJ. 1. T. 166ft, Sin;
fourth j. A. Mccarthy, NJ. l. T., 165ft,
10in.
! Running high jump-Won by Phil
ip Shumway, Williams. eft Lain;
second, Otis Kendall, Bowdoin. SIT,
IL lain; third, r. H. Costello. Bates,
5ft, 10 Lain; fourth, tie between
Charles Drew, Amherst and John
Morley. Northeastern, SIT, Lain.
Running broad jump-Won by l.. F,
Sniffen. NJ. A. c., % it. 1-4in.; second
III. S. Wiebe, NJ. l. T., eft. I 1-Sin.
third, ]. Clarity, Boston University,
Gift. 5-Sin. fourth, S. III. Rowe
Bates, Gift. Sin.
Pole vault-Tie for fast between L.
NJ. Sanford. NJ. I. r., and r. Hobson
Maine, left. S-4in.; third, Otis Ken
dali, Bowdoin, lift. IL 3-4in.; fourth
d. i. Little, Williams, lift. 9-4in.
Discus-Won by Hugh Snow, Bow
dom, 129ft. 1-4in.; second. Leslie
Hubbard, New Hampshire, 12Sft. Aim;
third. w. NJ. Barrows, Maine, 123ft
/ Lain; fourth, E. A. Wood, Bates,