The times., 1901-06-11

ed in all the men in front of him and
placed him a winner by six feet. Bristol,
of Central, ran strong and followed Hayes
closely.
The finals of the hurdle were captured
by Buell., the prime favorite, with
OF the same school, finishing in the order
named.
Westerns superiority cropped out again
in the half-mile run. Hayes and Boggs.
VINO filled first and second places at the
nnish, ran clever race in fairly good
time. Williams managed TO land third
for the blue and white.
Ihere was nothing TO the 220-yard dash
except Dear, who jumped to the lead with
the gun and finished yards to the good
COOK, of " NeStern, who seemed 70 have
the making Of good spriuter, and Bris-
tol. of Central. fought TOR places and fin
tshed in the order named.
BalInger, who won the shot put and
the hammer throw, did not have to do
very high-claSS work Western ran away
with the places when the SchOOfbOys be-
gan TO heave the leaden sphere.
The relay race brought everyone to his
feet, and with yelling the crowd was at
the end Of the race almost as breathleSS
as the runners We're. 1t was a fOregOne
conclusion that Central would win. The
team from that school has defeated West
ern several times already this year.
The discus throw went to Tiilman, of
western at the mediocre distance Of
eighty feet Ballinger, of Central, and
HodgkinS. who was eSSaying the pole
vault dL lilt SAINT tliIlt, LOOK the pldttS.
Guy was the Odds-On fayorite, If there
can be such an individual in an athletic
contest. fOr the high jump. If any of the
juvenile talent were backing him he
worked right up to form when he cap
tured the high jump, scoring the only
points for Eastern. Hodgkins excited
much favorable comment by his good
nerve and heart when he took second
The broad jump proved a good event,
but the SchOolboyS showed a lamentable
weakness regarding the proper method
of taking off. Cook went inches beyond
anyone else. SOmmerS showed that BuSi-
ness had been entered in the meet by tax
ing second, and Morris was but half
inch behind him.
The pole vault was the last event on
the card Central had a total of forty
nine points and Western one more than
this number. The winner of the meet de-
pended on the winner of the polt vault.
Henderson, of Central and Huck, Of
Western. were the chief competitors and
a mighty yell went up when finally Hen
derson shot over the bar at height
which Huck missed. The meet was Cen
trails and likewise the prize cup, which
the Seventh Street school now gains per-
manently And likewise. too, Central root
ars had handed over to them the stakes
they had wagered on the prowess of their
The officials of the meet were:
Referee, J. 2. p. Duffy: judges of track
events, f. j. Wissner, 3. J. Wefers. john
+ Sheridan; Time rs. j. 4. Doyle. y. NJ
Mccormick. Rudolf Jose; field judges. Jo-
seDh Lynch 5. +. Owens, Frank kearnS;
measurers. James Kathman, Z. T. . Don
nell. Frank Reagan, Dan Roberts; starter,
John CrOSsley; announcer, Maurice kirby. +.
clerk of course, S. K. KarpeleS; assistant
clerks Of course. w. J. Herman, Frank
Fitzgerald, w. J. Coleman, f j. q. Hara;
scorers. Joseph McAleer, Charles Honey
James O'Shea; manager. NJ. J. Thompson
The summaries:
lO0-yard dash-First heat won by Dear. C.
Il. $; Nicholson. Y. H. ). second Time
G:I0 Is. Second heat Won by Buell., c. II. );
Cook. W. II. 5. second Time, o-lo 30 flndi
heat won by Dear, c. II. 5; Buell., c. II. ),
second; Cook. W 5 H., third. Time. O:l0.
One-mile run-Won by Hodskin, W II. 5;
Boggs, W. II. :, second; Williams, C. Ii. s.
i40-vlrd run.-Won by Dear, c. II. s.; Hayes,
". H. S. second r. Bristol c. H. :, lHlrd-
220-yard hurdle-First heat won by Morris
W H. 5: Hrck ". ii. :, scconi. Time. V;ao-
second heat-won by Buell., c. H. :; Hoieomh,
". H. s. second. Time. 0;33- Final heat Won
bv Buell. c. H. :; Huck. W IL. y, second; Norris
v. H. $, third; Time 90 o;2g. " R,grs
" ii. $, second; Williams, C. H. s. third.
Time 2:l7 %.
9s0-dash dash-won by Dear. c. Il. $; Cook.
W. H. 5 second Bristol, c. H. >, third
Put Putting s- l2-pound shot-Won by BaIiuger. c.
II :: Caldwell. W. II. :, second Drum, W H.
: third Distance. "a feet inches
Discus throw-Won by Tillman, ". H. ;;
Rallipger. C. H. :, second; HOdgkins, ". II. ;,
'''ail High jump-Won by Guy. E. Il. 5; Hodskins,
W. IL. ;. second; Scudder, c. IL. 5. third.
i'J Road s"' ipmp-Won by Cook ". H. S. Sommers,
r II ; second; Morris W II. $, third. Dis
tanCe 1855 feet
Throwing l2pound hammer-Won by BallinSer,
g If 5: Barulardt G.. II. s, second; Drum,
n H. ; third Distance, DIS feet.
pole yault-Won by Henderson, c. H. 5. Huck,
" II. $ seccnd Sommcrs B. H. $, and Scud-
dor c Ii $ tied for third. Height s4 feet.
Relay race-Won By Central High School team
1WUIiams Bristol Buell., and Dear; Western
High school CFiniey Nicholson, Bosgs, and
Hayes. second Time, $40.
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