Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
.INTERCLASS MEET
At PASADENA
STUDENTS OF THR00P TO
HOLD FIELD DAY
Large Number of Entries and Many
Valuable Prizes offered-The
Winners Go to
Pomona
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Feb. 17-The field
meet between Throop classes tomorrow
afternoon at Tournament park prom
ises to be the biggest ever held by the
school. From the winners In the
classes. first and fourth against the
second and third, will be made up the
representation from the school for the
Pomona meet in two weeks. Unless
It rains hard tomorrow morning every
event will be pulled off as scheduled.
Claude Braden, the director of the
gymnasium at Throop, has general
supervision Of the meet. Different
stores In town have put up prizes for
the winners of each event, and the con-
test in many cases will be close. The
following is the list of entries with
prizes:
50-yard dash-First prize, sweater,
Hotaling; second prize, bath towels,
Jones & Hunt. First and third year
classes-Owen, Williamson and Twy-
cross. Second and Fourth-Painter,
Frampton and Healy.
1OO-yard dash-First prize, safety
razor, Pasadena Hardware company;
second, picture, Wadsworth. First
and Third-Owen, Twycross and Will
hanson. Second and Fourth-Painter,
Frampton and Healy.
ri do uct.-E'iret rNri1o ell wing
mirror, Racket; second prize, ping
pong set, Braley. First and Third
Owen and Twycross. Second and
Fourth-Painter and Frampton.
440-yard dash-First prize. shoes,
Higgins & Hollender; second prize.
picture Jarvis & Prinz. First and
Williamson and Barker. Sec
and and Fourth-Frampton and Doug
lass.
SS0-yard run-First prize. shoes,
Sargent Shoe company: second prize.
knife, Stevens Hardware company.
First and Third-Stoney and Behr.
Second and Fourth-Painter and Lee.
mile run--First prize, military
brushes, H. Webb. druggist; second
prize. vase, Kuranaga. First and
Third-Behr and Pittenger. Second
and Fourth-Phelps and Frink.
Broad jump-First prize, loving cup,
Coils; second, stationary. Morris e.
Jones. First and Third-Lisk and
Crowley. Second and Fourth-Healy
and Frink.
High jump-First prize, fountain
pen. Glasscock: second prize. candy,
Metcalfs pharmacy. First and Third
Crowley and Smith. Second and
F'ourth-Fink and Barker.
High hurdles-First prize, bicycle
lamp, Ryder; second prize, photos,
Kohler. First and Third-Archibald
and Smith. Second and Fourth-Frink
and Barker.
Low hurdles-First prize, shaving
mirrors, Racket; second prize, box of
hose, Dorman. First and Third-Ar-
chibald and Smith. Second and
Fourth-Frampton and H. Barker.
Shot put-First prize, SO hat, Bren-
ner & Wood; second prize, handker-
chiefs, Hertel. First and Third
Crowley and Lisk. Second and Fourth
-Frampton and Reed.
Hammer throw-First prize, loving
cup. Herbert Hall; second prize, vase,
V. Marsh. First and Third-Lisk and
Crowley. Second and Third-Healy
and Douglass.
Pole vault-First prize, fancy vest,
George Clark; second prize, book, Vro-
man.
The officials who will have charge
are: Track judges. James G. Graham,
C. d. Daggett, Charles H. Prisk; field
Judges. Arthur Savage, Professor
Chamberlain, Professor quinn, D..
Perry Wood; referee, A. Claude Bra
den: timers, Harry Cannon, George
Braden.