November 22, 1912
NEICAAA Men’s XC Championships, 1912-2019
Top-10 Teams, Year-by-Year
Top-10 Teams, Year-by-Year
September 17, 1912
July 4, 1912
June 19, 1912
1912 “First Annual Bangor Marathon” ~ So Called ~ 16 Miles
May 25, 1912
1912 Bowdoin Invitational Track Meet Championship
May 19, 1912
1912 May 19 ~11th Annual UMO Invitational Track Meet
May 5, 1912
1912 Andrew Sockalexis
Early life
Sockalexis was born on January 11, 1892, in Old Town, Maine, a member of the Penobscot Indian Nation. His older cousin was baseball player Louis Sockalexis. Andrew Sockalexis grew up on Indian Island, Maine. He was ten years old when he started to run. His father had built a track and encouraged Andrew to run. As he grew older, Andrew found other routes and trails to run on. Many times he would run four or five times around an island trail that he trained on. At a very young age, Andrew was determined to become a marathon runner. Andrew ran all throughout the year. In the winter months he would run on the river ice with spiked running shoes and the rest of the year he trained on the numerous trails that spanned his island home. Andrew was timed at thirteen minutes for a trial that was the distance of 2.7 miles.[2] see
April 12, 1912
12 April 1912 Michael Ryan & The Olympic Marathon Team
March 29, 1912
May 22, 1911
22 May 1911 Track Meet
Harlow B Mosher was in WW1 & Bowdoin College Class of 1919
