Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-07

fingers. The onlookers saw at once that the
performance was a remarkable one, and
when the distance had been measured off
and announced the cheer was loud and
long.
The 40 and ssD-yard and one-mle runs
were severe strains on the boys, and only
the lads with the greatest nerve stayed
Until the end. In the 40 Cox of CentraIs
maintained good position until the turn in
the stretch was made and as he timed his
sprint well he won out in clever style. Sew
eral of the lads raced themselves into the
ground at the start and came into the fin
ish much fatigued.
Another well-timed race was that of
Lorghran, who won the SS0Ayards event.
The contestants stuck together on the first
round of the track, and it was not until the
far turn toward the stretch that the field
began to stretch out. At that point Lorgh-
ran, who had been running third, overlook
the leader and shot into the front as the
bunch turned into 1.-THE stretch Coming to-
ward the tape Lorghran maintained his
lead of about three feet, and his victory
added five points to Business score.
In the mile race, which required the track
to be circled four times, the field became
struggling after the second round had been
made. In the third round, Hemingway,
Kelley and Winlock were well to the fore
and this trio kept in front in this order on
the fourth round until turning into the
stretch At that point Winlock shot to the
front. Hemingway by a gallant effort chung
to second position, and Kelley hung on to
lHe lIlTu pace. III tnlS way tney HNlSneup
with the others beaten away off. 1t was
splendid exhibition of athletic form and
nerve, and every one of the contestants de-
serve credit for their exhibitions.
The jumping events were interesting, and
the pole vaulting was evenly contested
as to be long drawn out, Smith of Central
finally winning at feet inches.
The Relay Race.
The mile relay race closed the meet and
nph pf no Sta nd
along the track. This event has always
been the spectacular feature Of meetings
and there was nothing better on yester-
days card. Four schools had representa-
tives in the event at the start but the
Technical man made such a poor show
ing in the first quarter that the manager
of that team thought 1t best to with
serve lots of credit for their showing in
this event, and 1t is a question whether
any one but Dick Dear would have placed
the event to Central's credit. The four
lads representing Western were good ones
and got away well, their lead when the
third lap had been finished being about
thirty feet or more. At this point Dear
took up the running and after working
Western boy was finally caught and pass
ed as they turned into the stretch At
the finish Dear was well to the fore, and
Eastern bringing up the rear.
On the Track.
10O-yard run-First trial heat won by Ma
coffin. Central second, Cook, Western
Time, IL seconds. Second trial heat won
by Walker, Eastern; second, Miller, West
ern. Time O103s. Third trial heat won by
Dear, Central; second, Sutton, Western
Time O.14h
Semi finals-First heat won by Cook,
Western; second Magoffin, Central. Time,
0 1O45. Second heat won by Miller, West
ern; second, Sutton, Western Time, 0,1045.
Final heat won by Dear, Central; second
Miller, Western; third, Magoffin, Central
Time, O.1O25
22O-yards run-First trial heat won by
Cook Western; second, Bristol, Central.
Time, 0:23 20 Second trial heat won by
Dear, Central; second. Magoffin, Central.
Time, O24. Final heat won by Dear, Cen
trail; second, Bristol Central; third, Cook,
Western. Time 0.22 %
44O-yards run-Won by Cox, Central; sec
ond, Lorghran, Business; third, Jaeger,
Eastern. Time, 053 %.
SSO-yards run-Won by Lorghran, Bust
ness; second, Babcock: Western; third,
Technical. Time, 21O4-5
Onemile run-Won by Wnlock, Western;
second, Hemingway, Technical; third, KEEL
ly, Central. Time sol.
220 yards; hurdles-First heat won by
Bristol, Central; second, Lesh, Technical
Time, %. Second trial heat won by Smith,
Central; second. Rittenhouse Western.
Time, % 80 Third trial heat won by
Hughes, Technical second, Morse, Western.
Time, 30 1-5. Final heat won by Bristol.
Central; second. Smith, Central; third,
Hughes, Technical. Time, % 40
In the Field.
High jump-Won by Hoover, Western. s
feet inches; tied for second splitting
points on second and third places, AIdrich
and Huddleson, Technical; Miller, Western;
Scudder Central K feet inch
Broad jump-Won by Cook, Western, 10
feet 912 inches; second, Kent Central. Is
feet 11h inches; third, Briggs, Eastern, IS
feet 912 inches.
underground shot-put-Won by Huddle-
son. Technical. 3S feet 9 inches; second,
Ballinger, Technical, SO feet 1 inch; third.
Cook, Western, 80 feet 3 inches
Twelve-pound hammer thrcw-Won by
Ballinger. Technical, Ill feet 51a inches
second, Hoover. Western, 81 feet 3 inches:
third, Drum, Western 50 feet.
Discussion by Dear Central, 81 feet 4
inches; second, Cox, Central, 50 feet
inches; third. Ballinger, Technical, 76 feet
2 inches.
Pole vault-Won by Smith, Central. 8 feet
, inches; second, Luttrell, Technical, 0 feet
inches; tied for third, Luttrell and Scud-
der, Central. feet l inch.
Mile relay race-Won by Central; second,
w eStern; third, Eastern Time 3.3S