The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
SCHOOL ATHLETES
At TIE UNIVERSITY
Field Meeting Under Auspices Of
The Athletic Association,
VERY SUCCESSFUL CONTEST
The Episcopal High School Won The
Larger Number Of Eveats-Anothe
Meeting WI! Be Held in the
Spring at the unwersY.
VERY SUCCESSFUL CONTEST
The Episcopal High School Won the
Especial Dispatch 10 TIE Tines

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. December
6.-The interscho!astic track and hald
meet given to the preparatory schools oc
the State BY the General athletic Asso-
cation Of the University OF Virginia vas
success to-day. despite tt.a atverye
weather conditions prevailing. TIE wes
and cold weather made The track very
Heavy. On this account one OF the events.
thc 229-y2rd hurdle, had TO be called of.
The attendance upon, the meet exceeded
expectations, and the promoters feel as
sured that 2, stimulus has been given this
branch Of ethlettcs that vii! greatly IL
crease interest in tha sport throughout
the State.
Already It has been planned 70 have
another meet in May next. w!!eg, i IS
hopeG that every preparatory sad nigh
tives 70 compete Tor the prizes oteret.
To-days prizes were handsome silver
cups lined with go!d, ard while they cost
TirginiaS Athletic Association some 500
it IS money well irves ed. TOR the yeas
e come 2 O5Lrer class OF aLa!etes vii!
come 70 the University ard help advance
VI-ginia's standing in the ATHLETIC world
EL.gh School. near alexandria. carried OF
the honors of the occasion. II fourtAen
events they Won arsC in ten and second
IN five. Woodbe-ry Forest. near Orange.
canle second. with TWO ilrsts and three
seconds. Pa.cops. near Charlottesville,
won ore first ard four seconds: Jones
University School. in Charlottesville. one
VILE High School one second For the
Episcopa! High School Wap-es Won three
events.
EVENTS AND WINNERS.
There we're TWO classes entecec-sentor.
urlter nineteen; junior. under fifteen
years. The prize winners were
IJ5-ya-d dash-senior. Wap!es. Episcopal
Ac4Genly. second. Junior-EatLe-s, Ep!s-
copa! High School. hrsr; 81. Clair. Pan
tops academy. second.
3zl-yard run-senior Waples, Episcopal
High School. first; j. Ross. Episcopal
High School. second Junior-St. Clair.
I'anJoos Academy. first; Ra!lecs. Eptzco-
pal High School. second.
.4G-yard run-senior, O. D. Randolph
Episcopal High School. Hrst; HaEorough.
!oantops Academy. second.
FoIe neutrality-suspicious.. Moore. Episcopal
High School. first; =. C. Randolph, Epts-
copal High School second Junior-Wood,
Episcopal High School. first: Martin Jones
University School, second.
Eroat7 jur7p-Senior. Waples Episcopal
High School. hrsl; Robinson, WoodDerry
Forest. second. Junior-Putney. Wood
berry Forest. first; ST. Clair, Pantoos
Academy. second.
THE HIGH JUMP.
High junp-senior. a c. Randolph.
Episcopal High School. first; Robertson.
" oodberry Forest. second. JuHtor-Mar-
til. Jones University School first; Thorap-
z7n, Charlottesville High School second
Throwing : twelve pound h7nmer-Senior
Crawford, Episcopal High School first;
o. D. Randolph. Episcopal High School
second. Junior-Wells, Episcopal High
School. arst; Puaey. Woodberry Forest.
second.
putting twelve pound shot-sentor.
Walker, Woodberry Forest. first Craw-
ford. Episcopal High School. second
The officials were Dr.. William =. Lam
beth. referee; Nessrs- Council (North Car
oIina). James (Johns Hopkins} and Stucky
C-enlucky Universitv) judges; Carl
Frichard. j. B. Pollard and Walter Scott.
timers: A n. Bachuan. announcer.