FRESHMEN EASY WINNERS IN FALL TRACK MEET

Little competition was offered the class of 1925 in the interclass track meet held October 25, the yearlings finishing first with 58 points. 1923 second with 25 points, and 1924 third with 16 points. Very few seniors were entered in the meet and none of them placed in any of the 11 events on the program.

Much good material was brought to light in the freshman class, especially in the 100-yard dash, the 220-yard dash the 440-yard dash, and the broad jump. Exceptionally good time in the quarter mile was made by E. B. Blake '25, who came within one second of equaling the best time recorded in last year's intercollegiates.

L. T. Brown '23, captain of the 1922 team, won the high jump at 6 feet 2 inches, almost equalling the college record of 6 feet 2½ inches, which he established at the intercollegiates in Boston last spring. Blake was high point-scorer, taking two firsts and one second. He was closely followed by S. S. Sollitt '23, P. F. Herlihy '25 and F. M. Taylor '25, each with a first and a second to his credit. Blake ran a pretty race in the 220 and 440 and at the present time looks like varsity material.