The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-06
TRAINING SCHOOL RECORDS.
GOOde and Mcintosh Carry on Most of
FieId-Day HOnOrs.

The first annual field day exercises of
the Industrial Training School were held
yesterday at Business Mems Driving Park
under the auspices of the l. T. S. Athletic
Association. John Goode is president of
the association, Wilbur Mcintosh is vice
president, Rodney Hit is secretary and
Morton Traub is treasurer. A long pro-
gramme of eXents was advertised and the
merchants of the city were liberal in giving
from two to four prizes for each event. A
crowd of three hundred, largely students
Of the Industrial Training School and the
indianapolis High School, were in attend
ance. John Goode and Wilbur Mcintosh
carried off the honors. The sport was good
and was enjoyed by the crowd which
stayed until the last event. There were
few mishaps, spill or two without injury
to anyone in the bicycle races covering
the accidents. The following is the sum-
mary of the events:
One-hundred-yard dash: John Goode,
first; Herbert McDermid, second; n. Fish
er, third. Time, IL seconds
Quarter mile bicycle race: Wilbur McIn-
tosh, first; Charles Bates, second; Leonard
Rash third; John Bryan, fourth. Time,
80 1-5.
Standing high jump: N. Fisher first; Al
Seaton, second; Edward Buscher, third.
Best jump, feet.
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Goode, first; Herbert McDermid, second,
N. Fisher, third Time, rs seconds.
Bates. first; Wilbur Mcintosh, second;
Leonard Rash, third; Willis Coval, fourth.
Time, Los As.
Pole vault: John Goode, first; Wood Noel.
second; Wilbur Mcintosh, third. Best rec
Potato race: n. Fisher, first; Edward
Two-mile tandem race: M. Redmond and
n. Fisher, first; George Kerr and Charles
Bates, second. No time.
John Goode seconds Wilbur Mcintosh,
third. Best jump, 8 feet 51s inches
Goode first; Herbert McDermid, second
Duffo Shideler, third. Time, loo 2-5.
One mile bicycle race: Wilbur Mcintosh
first; Charles Bates, second; Leonard Rash
third; John Bryan, fourth. Time, 2:29 To-
Running high jump: John Goode, first;
Wilbur Mcintosh, second; N. Fisher, third
Best jump, feet 912 inches.
One-half mile exhibition bicycle, paced
flying start; Marshall Levey. Time 1:01.
Throwing baseball: John Goode, first;
one-miie walk: Wood Noel, first; Will H.
Ballard, second. Time, 1905
Two-nile bicycle race: Charles Bates,
first; John Bryan, second; Fred Lorenz,
third: Leonard Rash, fourth. Time, 5:4 20.
High kick: Al Seaton, first; John Goode,
second; n. Fisher, third. Best record, s
feet inches.
IseI lnCn6S.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dash: John
Goode first; n. Fisher, second; Edward
Buscher, third. Time, IA 1-5.
Running broad jump: n. Fisher, first;
John Goode, second; Duffo Shideler. third.
Best record, Is feet 10l2 inches.
Putting underground shot: Wilbur Nc
Intosh, first; Du1tO Shideler, second. Best
record SO feet , inches.
One-mile run: John Goode, first; Wood
Mel. second. Time, 1855 %.
A time limit of $50 was placed on the two
mile bicycle race and on the first attempt
Wilbur Mcintosh finished first, but the
time was $50 So. 1t was run over and Me-
Intosh had spill. The second time the
limit was removed, but the race was paced
and the time lowered TO 5O4 20. The tam
dem race was so poor that the time keep
ers became Disguised and failed to note
when the two starters completed the
course The mile walk and the mile run
were hippodromes. the men loafing until
the stretch was reached and then sprinting
in. The mile run was about equal to
Observation-Disclosures dash, with a preliminary
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