The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-09
New Marks Set In Junior A.A.U. Events Sunday

Keen competition brought out two new records for state competition and possible third mark in the javelin, three mile run and 220 yard run during day of action in which Junior A. A. U. track and field championship were decided yesterday afternoon at the Muni- cipal Stadium. William Brickel, Jr., the red-haired Crosby track captain this year and a basketballer player of note, was the only double win ner of the day, taking the high jump, with foot inch leap and broad jumping 20 feet 2 inches
 Record Toss
 A New Haven boy, Frank Poli- frena, member of the Harriers, topped the state record for the javelin throw when he tossed the spear TIA feet, which was seven better than the senior winner earl fer this year. Jack Roland of Yale had 8 possible new 220 mark, but his effort was clouded by timers mixup some watches getting him in .21.4 and others in 21.6 seconds the latter equal to the state senior mark made this season Gene Gam banelli of the University Boys Club, Derby defeated CroSby's Al Napoli in the mile run, the latter holding the lead for most of the distance. Vic Verbyla heaved the 12 pound shot AS feet 10 inches to take that event easily.
 Arrangements for the meet which was one of the most successfully staged of its kind in this section were handled by committee headed by Comdr. Rudolph Hem nick and Chairman William Schneer.
 Mayor Vincent Scully, Fred Har- ris, of Meriden, national com mander of the Jewish Veterans, and William J. Pape, took part in the presentation ceremonies, gold, silver and bronze medals being awarded the place winners. Jack Freney was his usual smooth self over the public address system How They Finished E4Oh O1 -. ..' ..' = ''
 100 yard dash-Won by Art Bos- ley (Harriers); second, J. Roland Century,; third, w. Phelan (Cen- tury.) Time: 10:3.
 440 yard run-Won by J. ONeil (darriers); second, F. Liguz (Har- riers); third. J. Gaunt Century, Time: 53.7.
 One mile run-Won by Gene Ga banelli University club; second, Al Napoli Century; third, G.. Mayor (Shelton.) Time 5:16.7.
 22O yard dash-Won by Jack Bo- land Century,; Bosley (Harriers) i; E. McGran (Harriers) Time :2l.6.
 8SO yard run-Won by L. Lam pros (Stamford); second, Ray Cummings (Stamford): third, Al Greenleaf Century, Time 2:9.8.
 Three mile run-Won by Clay ton Farrar (Waterford); second, w. Kowal; third, R. Good. Time 16:3.1.
 One mile relay (Open)-Won by Century club (Greenleaf, Gaunt, Roland and Shea.) Time 4:7.2.
 40 yard relay-Won by N. H. Harriers (McGran. McNerney, White and Bosley.) Time :46.6.
 Pole vault-Won by J. Rodriquez (Norwich); second, Bassen (Wheth- ersfield); second, F. Liguz. II feet 1 5-8 inches.
 l2 pound shot put-Won by Vic Verbyla Century,; second. Wal lis Century,; third, Battick. Dis- tance 48 feet 10 inches.
 Running high jump-Won by Brickel (Century); W. Conley (fIarriers); third, McNerney (Har- riers.) Height 5 feet g inches.
 Running broad jump-Won by Brickel Century,; second, Rodri- uuez; third. W. Phelan. Distance 20 feet 2 inches.
 Discus throw-Won by Q. zwir- ko: second, c. Battick; third, J. Backman. Distance ilS feet 5 inches.
 Hammer throw-won by 0. Mag word (shelton); Dattick (N. H) sees ond; third. R. Fields tcenturyJ Distance i42 feet.
 Javelln throw--Won by Y. Polis serno (fIarriers): second. T. Back" man CHarriersl: third. Dsll Man' cinl (centuryJ Distance lI4 feet.
 Junlor championship mile relay Won hy Y. H HarrierB tMcNertley, dlynn. White and o'NeilJ Time 5;4b.e.