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es THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE FIRST NORTH LAND TRAGK MHT A BIG SUCCESS Many Entrics is Different Classes. Official Report of the Winners. towns will Tall in line and hold meets as well. In the past the races and field events have been run off any old way with long delays which spoiled the events for the spectators. This by Davis w worked like cut. meet was tne \\'high the _c themselves. _T every man did Some Splendid Races In the races, the 220 was perhaps the gem. MeCurry, Shepherdson, Berâ€" geron and Montgomery‘ were in ‘the finals. Montgomery led till close to the fifty yards from the finish, then with a magnificent spurt iMeCurry who had ibeen hanging to his elbhow forged slowly ahead and finished a foot to the good in 25 1â€"5 seconds, which is good time for the track. The one hundred yards, two heats and a final, were splendid races also, with McCurry again a viector. over Montgomery in 10 4â€"5 sees. really good time, well above the average. The mile race went to (MeMillan of Melntyre in a finely run race. He judged exactly the proper time for his spurt. He is a long distance man who will stand a lot of beating. 2o sees. Strong in Field Events The committee was surprised to get so many entries for the field events and the jumping showed that there is splendid material in all the events. Bishop~showed the lead by winning both the broad and high jumps. (Berâ€" geron also showed up well in these in addition to his running. Bergeron was really the/‘*work hog‘‘ of the team, taking part in the 220 yards, finishing third in the final; won the half mile; third in the mile; second in the broad jump. This is a mighty fine record. The shot put also developed some good contests, Hersehman doing 34 ft. one half inch, just that half i nch ahead of Rex Hovey. ‘The seores in the different events :â€" 100 yard dashâ€"1st. heatâ€"C. Montâ€" gomery, Falls, 1; MeCurry, ')I<~lnt(jm, 2. Time 10 45 â€"secs. 2nd. heatâ€"W. Boucher, Falis, 1; Waddell, Mclntyre, 2. ‘FTime 11 2â€"5. Finalâ€"MeCurry, 1; Montgomery 2. Boucher, 3. Time 10 4â€"5. 220 yardsâ€"1st. heatâ€"Montgomery, Falls, 1; Shepherdson, Falls 2. Time 2nd. heatâ€"Bergeron, Falls, 1; Mc Curry, Melntyre, 2. Time 25 sees. Finalâ€"MeCurry, 1; Montgomery 2; Bergeron, 3 ‘Time 25 1â€"5 sees. â€" Half «Mileâ€"Bergeron, Falls, 1; Mc Millan, Melntyre, 2; Chamandy, Coâ€" cbhrane, 3. Time 2.18 3â€"5. Broad Jump 10 in., 1; Berg ’and the demand ior tie Dail gaime, the hop step and jump had to be cut out. This left MeCurry, Bishop and Bergeron tied for the first individual The half mile was safe for Frank Bergeron even if he was tired from his previous contests. MeMillan is below his limit when he runs the half and probably could never beat Bergeron, certainly not when Bergeâ€" ron was fresh. Frank is a peach at that distance. High Jumpâ€"B Sunburg, Barber‘ Bowman, Falls, 4 Shot putâ€"He 34 ft. 4 in., 1 ; H Anson. Falls, 33 Owing to the and the demand the hop step and ehrane, 3. Time 2.18 3â€"5. 1 Mileâ€"MeMillan, Melntyre, Shepherdson, . Falls, 2; He!'g‘ Falls, 3. Time 5.15 2â€"5. The Sunbu1 1e t} 10 y de Dav (F 1€ all 1¢ was rom 11 athletic » best t was events that the( mlendid material veloped. The id Committee was artedQand hope | (} Individual Prize. to the lateness o 1€ )methin npâ€"Bishop, Falls, 19 rgeron, Falls, 19 ft8 Barber‘s Bay, 17 ft. 4 10 11 1€ originated it ; trojan in â€" work Broke Hastler.) meet on Labor Da¢ ack and field day held ountry, and showed in that the North has material if it is proâ€" . The idea of the Laâ€" ne 16 w 1€ Bav 10p 1 ‘s $ ctait spe man vy, Fallsg 34 i int, 3. doin cast the ball Falls, 5 4 ft. 11 ) in.. 3. 1A 1 O s to Stubâ€" it and he Melntis Mondarx on specialâ€" z â€"Chas l Schumâ€" of tilC! s manâ€"| $ »ld and| § es Ilmt! way in | etitors ) \a I same l z ie meet| ® > That I worth ! )m'hups! n, Berâ€" l in the‘ lose to j In I‘€ rOIle the OuI In it | b¢ prize with 10 points each to their creâ€" dit. The award of this prize will be dealt with by the committee imâ€" mediately We wmarsiall and Deputiesâ€"UCinet Mot bey and Assistants. Inspectorsâ€"Alex., Johnson, G. I Ryckman, Eds Mmhfeu, Alphonse M Giyire, Frank Sfoughten, Sid. Fearn. iyite, Frank isfougiuien, Sid. J Inspeetor_â€" (Field‘" EÂ¥ents)â€" Donner. Iroquois Falls FTeam Traine Kennedv and Gus. Dunn. Aime Kenda! ©000008§000000000000000680009009000000000000800000000000 6 000008000000600000000000000000000000000000000000000000¢6â€" on. 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