AVERAGE RESULTS IN TRACK

Taking into consideration the cold weather and heavy track, the showing made by the Freshmen in their annual track meet yesterday was very creditable. The performances of Tower in the sprints and those of Carter in the mile and two-mile were the features of the afternoon. Stone ran a very pretty race in the half, winning his event with ease after a well-timed sprint at the finish.

The field events were run off in the baseball cage, where Camp exhibited good form as a pole-vaulter. There were no star performances in the other events, however, but this is due to the fact that the conditions attending indoor work were not the best.

The summary:

Track Events.

120-yard low hurdles (10 yards apart).--Won by E. J. Tapping; second, P. M. Rice; third, F. W. Capper. Time, 15 1-5s.

100-yard dash. First heat--Won by J. L. Foley; second, W. P. Mandell. Second heat--Won by R. Tower; second, S. D. Stevens. Final heat--Won by R. Tower; second, J. L. Foley; third, W. P. Mandell. Time, 10 3-5s.

880-yard run.--Won by E. P. Stone; second, H. E. Fitzgibbons; third, H. Lider. Time, 2m., 6 4-5s.

Mile run.--Won by B. S. Carter; second, H. G. MacLure; third, S. Coolidge, Jr. Time, 5m., 3s.

440-yard run.--Won by F. W. Capper; second, G. H. Whitney; third, C. J. Reed. Time, 55s.

120-yard uow hurdles (20 yards apart).--Won by F. Brooks; second, P. M. Rice; third, F. W. Capper. Time, 14 3-5s.

Two-mile run.--Won by B. S. Carter; second, C. E. Morris; third, R. M. Hersey. Time, 10m., 57 3-5s.

220-yard dash.--Won by R. Tower; second, J. L. Foley; third, S. D. Stevens. Time, 23s.

Field Events.

Running high jump.--E. C. B. Danforth and F. H. Mahn tied for first at 5 ft., 4 1-2 in. On jump-off, Danforth won with 5 ft., 5 in.; third, Hale.

16-pound shot-put.--Won by F. B. Withington; second, J. M. Graham; third, H. A. Swan. Distance, 31 ft., 4 in.

Pole-vault.--Won by J. B. Camp; second, T. C. Taylor; third, S. S. Hall. Height, 10 ft.

Running broad jump.--Won by M. A. Hofer; second, E. P. Allis; third, E. J. Tapping. Distance, 18 ft., 3 in.

12-pound hammer-throw.--Won by H. S. Sturgis; second, C. H. Jones; third, F. B. Withington. Distance, 120 ft.