The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-23

by Q comfortable margin and placed fifth in the shot put.
 Qualifying trials in the 100 and 200 dashes were run in the morn ing, six semi-nnalists entering tho finals in the afternoon. It was a great field that lined up in the 100 and the victory of Romanelli in the event was no disgrace to tho five who dogged him every step of the way. Just before the tape Ro- manelli edged q shade ahead of George Goodwin, of Naugatuck, one of the favorites and the Garnet star barely beat Franz Whitman, Manchester boy who won individ- ual honors e year ago. A second Harding entrant. Herbert Hoey, and Alexander Wolfe, of New Lon don Bulkeley. were less than two feet behind.
 All of the contestants in the jaw elin set better distances in the trials than in the finals, strong wind having blown up to cut down tho distances in the afternoon. Al Mastro ba ttisto of Bristol and John son, his teammate, 0utthrew Lon ergan of Westport and Dirgo of Warren Harding. the latter alter hating his endeav0rs between tho track meet and the ball game with Hillhousc. The best heave 151 feet two inches, was better than that of last year but short of tho record set in 1929 by Mazue of Harding. 162 feet.
 The high jump was all Verrlll after the going became tough. Dick Ellis of Danbury pressed him up to 5 feet 9 l-2 inches. James Will mott of Greenwich dropped out at b-8.
 Dedicated to SquatritrO The meet, favored by excellent weather and n fast track, was dedi- cated to Domlnick Squatrito. Manchester High ali-ar0und sports star killed in an automobile crash n week ago. Before the start of the finals in the afternoon, Presi- dent Waiter n. Spencer of the con ference called the contestants to- gether. :, He said: "Entry number 13S ls bsent from the lists to-day. Wo are gathered here to pay homage , 10 the memory of Dominick Squa- trito, n sterling athlete of Man chester High school. He VIII long be remembered as m outstanding boy not only In sp0rtsmsnship but character and will be remembered thus not only in the hearts Of his fellow students but all who Knew him."
 The contestants and spectators bowed their heads in silence. Then the record -shattering competition resumed. Before it was over every time or distance set in 1881 was surpassed except the time In the SSO yard run. There Jimmy Bry- CTS of Bridgeport Central fell one fifth of n second short of the time of 2:06 set last year.
 The 10O-yard trials:
 1sf Heat -.- Treadwcll. Danbury; Wolfe, New London Bulkeley,
 Hanson. Bridgeport Central. Time
 2nd Heat -- Goodwin, Nau. gatuck; Wittman. Manchcsssp. ,,, Kalfus, Bridgeport Central. T'me'
 3d Heat --- Brooks. New Lon don Hulkeley; Rohinsky. West Haven; Hartisan' we'tport' Time
 4th Heat --- Hoey, Warren Hard lng; Roisei, Hartford Pubic; Porter. Ginstonbury. Time: lo.2.
 9th Heat - Romanelli. Warren Harding; Ivers. Hartford Public soloman, Hllihouse. Time: fo'2.
 Sem. finals, 100-yard dash: ist Heat --- Romnnielli, warren Harding: Goodwin, Naugntuck; Frooks. New London Buikeley; Reisci, Hartford. Time: 10.2.
 2nd Heat = whitman, Mnnches- fer: Wolfe, New London Bulke. lev: Hoey, Warren Harding; Troadweil, Danbury. Time: l0.2.
 Finals, 100-yard dash: Roman ellI. Warren Harding; Goodwin, Naigatuck; Whitman, Manchester' Hoey, Warren Harding; Wolfe, New London. Bulkelcy. T'me'
 The e2O.yard trials;
 Ist Heat ---- Trendwoll. Danbury, Reinhardt, Bristol: .R eidy,., New London, Buikeley. Time. 22.2.
 End Heat "-- Tic between Ciousn Hartford Public and Wittman' Manchester; Porter, Glastonbury
 3rd float ---- Rohinsky, West Haven: HartigAn, Weatport; Ryan, Warren Harding. Time; gag,
 4th float = Hoey, Warren Hard inE; ReIsei, Hartford; Chicateil. Stamford. Time: 23.A.
 9th Heat - Urbanski, Hillhousc, Romanelli. Warren Harding; steele, Fairfield. Timo: 23.4.
 Semi finals, 220.yard dash'
 fst Heat - whitman, Mnncheh- ter; Ciough. Hartford Public Hocy. Warren Harding; TreadweiI' Danbury. Time: 22.3.
 2nd Heat --trbanski, Hillhousc; Ronienlii. Warren Harding; Reisel, Hartford; Reinhardt. Bristol. Time 22.2. ,.,an Hartford Public; Romaneiii,, Wal ren Harding; Urbnnskl. H''nousv Hoey, Warren Harding; Hc'Se' Hartford Public. Time. 2sI.
 440-yard run, won py hcnn,uy Hartford Public; End, Hogan; . lii house; 3d, Winkier, Roper, i%r.cm % 9th, Medve. Fairfield; bth. Noswsl. . Manchester. Time: bi 2.D seconas bridgeport Central End, Hatferty. Middletown; 3d. Dyer. buIkeIey' lth, Moron. Hartford fubiie; on' Felnman, Bridgeport oehtr"' Time. s,0e 1.b. .
 ono milo hun. won by Murem, Manchester; Ed. Ott, Hhrtiora publi6; 3d. Murty, dresnwien' 4th, Duffy, Hartford Public' otn, Lengsl Manchester T'ms' "s0 'y yJayeiln throw. won by Mastro. I3ritsoi, 15i feet ' inchess 2d, Johnson. Bristol. i4b teet inchcH, ad, Lonergnn, Wes,pos.'