The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-09
Crosby Sacred Heart Track Meet Friday
By WIN MALONEY

up In the IitcnflelQ H1llS, under . clear blue sky, Coach Al Napoli's Sacred Heart high track and field squad, the first in the history of the East Main Street Institution, copped second place in the Vest erp Connecticut Track and Field Meet, with 4S points, second only 10 Litchfield, which took first posi- ton with 66h points. Terryville while Thomaston came in last with I7 points. Watertown, which was scheduled to participate in the meet, has no team Nthis year, and Morris was scratched because of previ- ously arranged baseball game. This contest was warm-up for Sacred Hearts forthcoming skirnish with Crosby at the Municipal Stadium to- morrow afternoon.
 The local combine, which placed second to Litchfield, which copped nine first places with their two stars, Charles Jaquith and Art Hutchinson, won three firsts in the mile with Doc" Quinn, the 88O, with GeoFgie Guilfoile and the Pole Vault at 8 feet, six inches, with Bill Up and Over" Barrett. Be- sides capturing these first plces the locals took six seconds, two thirds, and three fourths to up their point totals, which was scored on the 5-3-2-1 basis.
 Jaquith of Litchfield was the high individual scorer in the afternoons events with g 1-4 points to his credit. Freddy Cappella of Water bury was the locals high scorer with seven points. Coach Napoli'S combine was stinted in its efforts in the field events because of the loss of their Co-Capt. and star fieldman Frank Butler, who is re- covering from pneumonia in St. Mary's Hospital.
 Had Butler been present Napoli figures that his shot put mainstay, who was tossing it at 30 feet, throw ing the discus at 100 feet, and hNrdling the broad-jump at 18 feet in the trials, would have, at least placed second in many of the telling field events.
 Sacred Hearts Doe" Quinn and Pup" Doolan came in first and second In the mile, while the East End Relay team of Bob Oliver, George Costello, Charlie Humphrey and Fred Cappella came second to LitChfield's Jaquith, Vaill, Hutchin- son, and Hansen in the finish.
 10-yard dash Won by Hutchinson (Ll; second. Cappella. SH); third, Hoyt (Tho; fiurth. Osborn (Tl. Time: 1O.4. ..ssSd sssyaeawHa capps Sy SRd %e.aes; @ (Th); fourth. Osborn (T). Times 2s.
 440-yard-Won by Hansen (L); sec- 9nd. Costello (sH) third. Oliver (sH); foyfth. Markevic (sHl. Time: l minute. ond. Murtha (sH); third. Felladore (Th);
 Mils-Won by Quinn (sH): second. loiotS DSo,fn an fsH1; ,I third aodk9ski tTh);
 Pole vault-Won by Barrett SH) and Sullivan tsH), tied: third, tie between yaill (L) and Hoyt (Th). Distance: feet. 6 inches.
 second. Jaquith CD: third, Vail (L): fourth (SH). Distance: l9 feet, 2 inches
 High jump-Won by Jaquith and Vaill IL), tied: third, Humphrey SID; fourth. Distance; feet, inch.
 Shot put-Won by Jaquith (L); sec- ond, Greene CD; third. Hardness (Th): fourth. Duffey (T). Distance. 40 feet. $ inches.
 Discus-won by Jaquith CD; second, Greene I): third. Vain CD; fourth. Duffey (T). Distance; 103 feet, 3nches
 Javelin-Won by Jaquith (L); secind. Greene CD; third, Hodkoski (Th); fourth. Oliver (sH). Distance: 1s1 feet, 2.6 inches.
 Relay-Won by Litchfield (Jaquith, vaill. Hensen and Hutchinson. Time: 1:46j second, Sacred Heart, Oliver, Cos tello. Humphrey. Cappella.
 Crosby vs Sacred Heart
 Coach J. F. Roland and his for- mer star miller, Al Napoli, present mentor at Sacred Heart. will be on different benchas for tha fret tiy,oo