The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-09

The Wilmington High School Ath.
letic Association gave their fourth an
NUM- outdoor sports at the kiveryiew
park yesterday, In the presence oil
about 1900 people.
The young athletes made an excel,
lent showing. Frank McCausland.
with 20 yards handicap. rode the hall
mile bicycle race in liz, which is very
good. McCausland promises to be-
come swift rider.
The egg race was very amusing.
Ten men started with eggs on spoons.
All but two dropped their eggs before
crossing the tape. The relay race was
Interesting and warmly contested.
The teams of tho four classes were:
June ~. Charles Hyland. Edward +.
Donohoe and Harry Bonham; February
", George Till, Charles Sutton and
William buckingham; June '97, j. ID.
Wainwright, George PreEtiss and VIII
liam Mckee; June '93 William Newell
J. X. Mahaify and Z. b Hallam. The
race was three.tifths of mile and each
man ran one-iifth Of mile. The first
heat was won by Donohoe and the
second by Win Mckee, while Prentiss
finished first In the last lap, thus win.
ming the race for the class OF Juno ~.
After the SPORTS a game OF bali be-
tween two classes of the school was
played.
The officers Of the day were as iol.
lows; Referee, William J.. Hoffman;
Judge, Professor A. II. Berlin; field
marshal. Henry Il. Kiln ball; assistants
John Il Robinson and William Il. lay
lof; timers, j. Albert Curry and Clifford
GreeDman; Measurers. Flank Camper
son and Ruin Truitt; starter. John
Whitehead; recorder Herbert l.. Rice 4;
announcer, George X. Foulk
The summary OF events follows.
one hundred yards dash for senior
and middle classes First, Charles Hy-
land, -four yards; second, james Ma.
hairy. scratch; thru, William Newell,
six yards, Time, liS seconds.
,One-half mile bicycle-First. Frank
McCausland, twenty yards; second,
Houston harlan, ten yards; third, III,
l.. Bonhum ten yards. Time, one min.
ute II seconds.
One hundred yards run for sixth and
iifth grades-FirsJ George Prentiss,
third. Howard Cam, yards. Time,
llla seconds.
Four hundred and forty yards run
First, Edward +. Donohoe. scratch;
second, J. ID. Wainwright. scratch;
third, Walter A. Mackey. Is yards.
Time, l minute and "a seconds.
Turning hop. step and iump-First,
Charles A. Patterson. 10 ieet; second,
victor Z. Jeiferis, II feet; third, w,
c. buckingham, y feet. Patterson's
actual jump. 50 feot and inches.
Half-mile walk-First, Geo. Prentiss.
scratch; second, Frank simpson, Is
yards third, Irving HofIecker, Is
yards. Time, minutes and g.. Sec
onde.
One mile bicycle race-First, Frank
McCausland, As yards; second. Hous-
ton Harlan, So yards; third, II. L. Van
SAINT 20 yards. Time, minutes, 81.
seconds.
Two hundred and twenty Yards run
First, Charles s. Hyland, 10 yards;
second, j. X. Mahaffy, scratch; third,
Charles Sutton, 10 yards. Time, 25%
seconds.
Slow bicycle race, fifty yards-First,
Edwin Z. Jones; second, Edward L.
Donohoe. Time. / minute, 1914 Gee
onds.
tunning broad iump-First, Charles
5. Hyland, inches; second, William
buckingham, scratch. Hyland s actual
jump, IL feet.
Three mile bicycle race-First, II. l..
Bonham, To yards; second, Harry
Sedgwick, scratch. Time, o minutes,
IS seconds.
Egg race. 100 yards-First, II. L.
Nansant; second, Jlmes Il. Mahaffy.
lime. 30, seconds.
Relay race-First, George Prentiss,
June, '97; second, Charles Hyland,
June, "a; third. George Till, February
'94. Time, = minutes, 2911S seconds,
Tho first heat OF the relay race was
won by Edward L. Donohoe. June, "a,
in IS seconds. aud the second heat
by William Mckee, June, '97, in 4d
seconds.