The times., 1901-06-07
INTER-HIGH SCHOOL GAMES.
The Youngsters TO Contest Today in
TrncLs and Field Sports.

I What enthusiasm high school students
/ have left after their wonderful cheering
/ at the annual competitive drill on Mon
/ day and Tuesday will be revivifed on
| Georgetown Field this afternoon, when
/ the inter-high school athletic games, the
/ last and probably the best scholastic
/ sporting event of the year, will be held.
/ The sturdy boy athletes Of four schools
will struggle with might and main to win
the meet In several events. notably the
sprints. existing records are threatened.
With past records as a basis for pre-
diction victory Will go either to Central
or Western. Chances perhaps favor Cen
tral more than the Scarlet and White.
However. the latter is a stronger bidder
this year for primal hOnOrs than eve-
before. The students at Western are
hoping that their field and track men, by
corralling the city high school champion
ship will compensate for Company H. on
which they pinned their hopes in the
drill, having been defeated.
NJ j. Thompson, of Georgetown. will
manage the games. His success with ath-
letics carnivaIs at Georgetown is a proof
of his ability as a manager. Competent
officials have been secured to take charge
of the running off of the events. Hereto
fore glory has been about the only thing
won by a successful contestant The
winners and second place men today will
receive gold and silver medals.
There is considerable speculation as to
who will succeed in walking off with
individual honors. Dick Dear. the crack
sprinter from Central who is looked to
for great things on the cinder path in
the future is a likely candidate for steI-
lar honors. Barringer. also of Central
has a good record with the weights and
may succeed in romping away with sew
eraI frsts. on Westerns team are sew
eral strong athletes who are at present
classed as dark horses and whose per
formances may upset all calculations.
The thirteen events usually found on
the inter-scholastic athletic programme
viii be run of this afternoon. They are
practically the same as those competed
for in the intercollegiate athletic world,
with the exception that the l20-yard hur-
die race is omitted and the hammer and
shot each weigh twelve instead of six
teen pounds. The entries from Western,
Central and Eastern High Schools are
a. follows
IO0-yard run-Western: Morris Cook.
Drum Nicholson, and Caldwell Central:
Dear, Buell. BarrinEer, Warman, and
Bristol Eastern; Garges Guy Jel!if.
Fitzpatrick, and Walker
22O-yard ruu-Western: Spofford. Drum,
Cook, Morris and Finley. Central: Dear,
Buell., Bristol and BarTinger. Eastern:
Fitzpatrick, Garges, Guy. Jellif. and
Toole.
44O-yard un-Western: HoIcomb. Hayes,
Drum. Finley, and SpOford. Central:
Williams. Buell., Bristol Dear and Lesh
Eastern: Toole, Garges, Guy, Parson, and
SSO-yard run-western: Williamson.
Boggs Hayes, Bird, and Winlock Cen
tral: Scudder, Hughes Williams. Brown
ing, and Potbury. Eastern: Thompson,
Jones Wilson, Parson, and Marsh.
One-mile run Western: Hodgkin.
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Central: Browning, Senior, Williams and |
Potbury. Eastern: Marsh, Jones, Thomp- !
High Western: Hodskin. Huck. |
Morris. Caldwell, and Hoover. Central: |
Scudder, Huddleson. Buell., and Miller /
Eastern; Thompson, Simons Parson, Robi- /
nette, and Guy. business: 5. G. SOM
mers
Pole vault-Western: Huck. Hodgkin.
Brown, and Weightman; Central: Hen
ern: Terry, Robinette, Thompson, and
Guy. Business: ;. c. Sommers.
l2-pound hammer throw-Western: Cald-
well, Drum, Hodgkiu, Hayes, and FIT !
man. Central: Ballinger, Cox; and Bry-
an. Eastern: Smell, Block, McNaught,
12-pound shot put-Western: Drum,
Central: Ballinger. Cox. and Bryan.
Eastern: McNaught, Smell, Block, Guy,
and Terry
Broad jump-Western: Caldwell. Cook.
Hayes. Weightman, and Norris. Central:
COX, Scudder, Dear, Buell.. and Huddle-
son. Eastern-Marsh Thompson, Guy,
Terry, and Robinette. Business-S. c.
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22G-yard hurdle race-Western: Cook,
Morris, Huck. Caldwell. and HolComb. |
Central: Bristol Barringer, Buell., and |
ok. Eastern: Thompson, Guy, Parson, |
md JelIif.
Discus thrOw-Western: Hodgkin, FIT | :
nan. Drum, Weightman. and Caldwell.
Central: Ballinger, and Cox. Eastern:
dcNaught, Smell. Block, and Terry.
Happy is the whose headache is gone after
sinn Rnrnl Hnadlche Iahlnts- |