The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

Blk contestants $sts lflhgE5s sSt li
In the preifnlnaries the following hoy4l
qualified for the finals:
100 yard dash: First class.-Kent, O. HI
g.; Lew, 7. II. s.; Hardy wv. rs. Il
Sexton, ]. T. 4; Gamble, j. T. andt
Cook, c.. H s.
S.; Shade. T. II. S.; Roomer. b. Z. 81 /
Stevenson, NJ. u. s.; Rosetnorri, T. u. g. |;
Ansley, Il. II. s. #
LOO yards dash: Second class Cary, 3. T
L. s.; Shade, T. II. g.; osgood, w, H. /
s.; Jones. j. T. l.; Ansley. ID. H. g.; Dti-d
ken B. c.. c.. Z, 62. a s3i II
200 yards. hurdles: Second olass-D ukerrt
3. G. c.; Hamilton, G. H. 81; Brown, T.
II. s.; Clagett, G. H. s.. IA ss5.
go yards, hurdles: First class-G Gamble 4
J. I. l.; Kent, c. II. s.; Huchison, st.
Johns Prep; Drewry. s. ]. c.
100 yards dash: Third class t1nan, 3, {
g q; High, J =. @; sadler, 3. y. 81 \
Sinithson, C. H. s.. .3l
200 yards: First clnss-Hardy, w. F. 81 I
Sexton, T. 4. n; Cook, c. H. s.; Law, ]. !
T. I. t
The Winners. 5
The winners in the final events Were:
Half mile: First class-Eir st, w ltshire,
b. L. 81; second. Sherman, c. II. s.: third |
Byrne, T. II. s.. fourth, did not finish.
record 1:53 2-5.
Quarter mile: First class-F1rst, lew
j. T.. L.; second, Sexton. ]. r. I third
Marbury e. n. s.; fourth. Kemper, c. !
II. S Time, IS rs seconds. WORLDS rec
ord II seconds.
20 yards: Third class-Ftst smithson,y 4
G., II. s.; second, Gutmars B. G c., third. ]
Kearney. Il. H. S.: fourth, Hadler, B. L. |
G. Time, Is 1-5 seconds.
sii High hurdles. First class, 100 yards
First, Nubban; second, Wiltshire; third
Bird; fourth. Kearnes. Time. is 2-5 SEQ.
! onds. 3; ls II s% !. sS
geo yards: Second class-F1rst, slotten-;
neck, 3. L. s.; second, Rosemen, 3. ~ g.
third, Rosemond, T. II. s.: fourth. shnde. |
| T. II. S. Time. "a 3-4 seconds. sss
100 yards dash: First class-Fdrst, Cams
belle, a.. J. It. Il: second, Kent. c. H ST.
third. Hardy, w. f. s. fourth, Sexton.
]. T. I. Time. 10 1-6 seconds. World
record, 9 3-5 seconds.
IS 100 yards: Second class-Eirst, DUNN. B.
c. G.; second. Osgood. w. II. s.: third.
Shade, T. II. S.; fourth. Jones. J. =. !.
| Time, 10 3-6. III 58 3ls; -
Hamilton. G. H s., second, Brown 7.
e. 81 third, Ga gstt, e y ~ g: fourth
22o yards, hurdles: First class FIRST.
Gamble. J. T. Il: second, Kent, C.. H s. Il
| third, Morse. w. III. s.. Time, :28 24-5.
Worlds record. q a-5 seconds. Il. fssisSs
Quarter mfle:y Third class---,Ftrst. Smith
son, G. H. s.; second. Gutman. b. c. CT
ton, b H. 8. Time Isl. ss4 .s
ea Ono mile: First cass-First, Conner, c.
III. s.; second, Byrne, I. II. 81; third
Clagett, g. II. s.; fourth, Wood T.. H. s..
| Time. 4 minutes IS seconds, World rec-9
! ord, 1 minutes Is 3-6 seconds. ~
i 100 yards: Third class-Dead heat and
| run off between smithson and Gutman-.
| First Gutman. B. c. c.; second, Smithson.s
e. II. s.: third. High. 8. u. p: fourth
| Sadler, B. l.. s.. Time, II seconds. Esgs
rdo. .,1n
II. second. Cook. e. H. 81; third, Sexton,
T. II. fourth, Hardy, W. b. 8. Tina,
:23 SO. Worlds record, 81 e1-6. Il;
Relay Race.
One mile Each team enters four men Il
one OF whom starts and at the end ofsaF
quarter touches second man, who runs
i quarter touching third man. who runs
and touches fourth and last man. M Ef:s
i Il. Episcopal High School. n sl g3s5
y 2. Marston x University School
s 8. Woodb berry Forest School. Fsls ss
4 4. Georgetown Prepare tory School.
y Episcopal High School team Y the win
ners were Daniel. Cough. Latane ami
Marbury. Time, 8 minutes & 50 seconds.
i (close to record. ss sf$ys
Shot Put: First class-F1rst, Du Gannc,s
T. Fl. s.; 80 feet inches.
Broad Jump: Second class-Birst. Dukel,
b. G. c.; IS feet inches
4 Pole Vault: First class-F First, Gamble,
4 H., ]. T. IL: 10 feet "A s3ss "a
Hammer Throw: First class-B1r st. Cut-.
4 Ter, !. T.: LA feet 9 inches.
Pole Vault: \. Second claas---Fir
Browne, T.. II. s.; 8 feet. d.
1 Broad Jump: First class First, Kent,
i CHI. S.: 20 feet 4 inches. s5S
4 High lump: First cass-First, Riley, B.
i e. c.; 5 feet s inches.
Prizes Presented.
At the conclusion Of the games all
trooped to Leggett Hall to see the pre-
4 sentaton OF the prizes. Mr.. ] ohm Daniel
! and Mr. Archie HoNton mado the pre-
sensations, and the boys cheered each
winner as he came forward to get his
i cup or medal. AS each first prize winner
i walked up, the Episcopal High School
i boys gave their yell" with the winners
name tackled on the end.
1 ii The banner presented by the old boys
II OF the school mot at the University OF
il Virginia to the team making the best
!: score went to Central High School team.
i Of Washington, who made 81 points.
Jacob Tome Institute team. Of Mary
land. came second. with 40 points
Baltimore City College. third. with go
i points, and Tech. High School, OF WASH
sEIngton, fourth. with 20 points. s Is IA
Fairfax Trophy.
Tho Fairfax Trophy" q large and
i beautlrul LOVING cup, presenteu py aSydp
tain Joseph II, Willard. an old boy, OF
the school, for he best Individual score,
i was tied for by three boys. each OF whom
4 made ten points. They wero RI "A. Cam
BILE, Of Jacob Tome Institute; 3. H. Low
OF Jacob Tome Institute. and 8. p Kent,
4 OF Central High School.
It was decided that they should draw
for the prize. s. p. Kent won the trophy
1 and was loudly cheered. .ssSa&
The following were among the old boys
who were present at tho meet; Charles p.
i Barrett DR.. j. b, Bayne, Eugene Black
! ford, Jr., Gaylord Brooks. ]. Mason
Brown. J. B. Carlln, Rev r Ar Castle
man, DR.. T. A.. Clayton, II. B. Charrlng-
ton. D. NJ. Chichester. Gaylord Il Weeks,
i william r. G. Cooke, William A. Clas on
Thomas 8. Garnet. Jr., John X Jack
son, Robert E Lee, Jr, Lawrence n. !
Miller, William W., Old. Jr,, Abney Payne.
j Harry II PAYNE Allen Potts, DE-. B. III.