The Washington times., 1905-05-07
CENTRAL CARRIED
OFF MEET HONORS
Won Episcopal High School
Trophy Banner.
KENT INDIVIDUAL STAR
Tied With Two Other Men, But Won
Prize by Drawing-Success-
full Affair.
KENT INDIVIDUAL STAR

great success. Nearly every prep school
within radius of fifty or sixty miles
participated II was estimated that
there were as many as 1000 persons
| present.
Some of the fastest of the younger
runners were present, and some good
time was made
The winning of the meet was decided
by points. Central High School. of this
city. getting the most. Central got 81
points; Tome, 30; Baltimore City Col
| Iege, 80, and Technical High School, %.
Central Easy Winner.
Central easily carried off the honors
| 1t was Kent, of Central, who won the
| large silver cup offered by Lieutenant
Governor Willard, of Virginia. 10 the
| individual who made the greatest num-
Der of points When the scores were
counted up. It was announced that Gam
| BILE, of Tome, had won the cup He
| came forward and announced that Low,
| also of Tome had as many points as
| he had. and he would therefore share
| the trophy with his sehoolmate. The
| referee then said that the cup was
awarded to Low and Gamble, as each
| had ten points.
| At this announcement, Kent, of Cen
| trail came forward and said that he
also had ten points. and was as much
| entitled to the cup as either of the
others. The points were recounted, and
| Il was found that Kent did have ten
points, and that ali three We're tied for
| the Fairfax Cup After much discus
sion it was decided that the cup should
be drawn for by the three contestants.
This was agreed TO by all present, al
| though Tome had two chances to one.
| When lots were drawn it was found that
Kent held the slip which entitled him
| to the cup.
There were only three other cups pre-
sented, and they were smaller, and
| meant for the winning relay. They
were won by Episcopal High School.
Banner Unfinished.
The large banner for the school max
| ing the greatest score went TO Central
/ also This banner was presented 10 the
Episl copal High School meet by the
| aIurais. OF the University of Virginia.
Central was unable TO bring that trophy
| home with it last night. as il had not
been con pleted, and besides, would have
to have the name of the winner en-
broidered upon it.
The events were run off in good order,
and there was little if any delay
Those prizes which had arrived were
/ distributed in Leggett Hall. The others
/ were not distributed because a large
part of them We're delayed and had not
| reached the school at a late hour last
night.
The relay races did not count in the
summing w Of totals.
| Every eye was on Smithson, of Cen
traI, who seemed to be wizard. There
| were any number of Episcopal alumni
present. and the ''old boys" took great
delight in letting out their yells at every
opportunity The alumni were treated
at a banquet last night by the faculty
of the school.
Summaries.
1oo-yard dash-First class. Inst heat
| Won by Kent, 9. II, s.; secolld, Low,
II. H s Time. OIL. Second heat
Won by Hardy, W. +. s.; second. Sex
ton, j. f. !. Time, 0:l0 %. Third heat
Won by r. a Gamble. J. I. l.: second.
Cook, c. H. S. Time, 0.l0 1-5. Finals
Won by R. a. Gamble. J. T. l.; second.
Hardy. w T. s., third, Keat, e H s.:
fourth, Sexton. J. T. / Time, e.10 Is
Half mfle-First class-Won by Wilt
shire, B. L. s.; second. Sherman, c. H.
s.; third, Byrne, T. II. S. Time, 2:0S 80.
900 yards-Second class. First heat
Won by StolIenwerck, B. l., S. second,
Shade. T. H. s. Time. 0:24 As Second
heat-Won by Reemer, b. L. s.; sec
ond, Stevenson, NJ, L, s. Time. 0:Z5.
Third heat-Won by Rosemond, 7. II.
g; second, Ansley, Z. II, S. Time, 0:25.
second. Rosernond. II, II. S.. third,
Reemer. 3. L S. Time, 0:24 3-5.
High h9Tdle, first seoodd easswWinas1 t
B. L. s.; third, Bird, b. l. S. Time
0:18 2-5.
Quarter mile, first class-winner. Low
j. T. l.: second, Sexton, J. T l.; third
Marbury, L. II. S. Time, 0:5S 40
One hundred yards, second class-First
heat-Winner, Cary, b. l. s; second,
heat-Winner, 0sgood, W. II. s.; second
y. NJ, Jones Time, 0,10 AS. Third heat
winner Ruseri r,Lsa B; 6.,o C. e; second
Winner, Duker, B. {. G.; second. Os,
Time, O:1o 3-5.
| Two hundred and twenty yards, thirc
class-Winner Smithson. {. II. s.; sec.
ond, Gutman. B. c. c.; third Kearney
E; H. S. Time; o;25 10.
| 220-yard hurdle-Second class First
heat Winner, Hamilton, c. II. S; sec
on'!, Duker. B. G. g Time. 0:30 Sec
oild heat-Winner. Browne. T. H. s.;
second, B. Clagett, G. II. S. Time, o:80
Saeea clageaj 6FGT"s e II s Tia9 ne o:39 IS Is third b
| 220-yard hurdle-t1rst class. First
| heat-Winner, Gamble, J. T. l.; second
Morse, W. rs i; S Time Time, OF 40; Sec
ond, Drury, S. J, {. Time, 0:29 4-5.
'inals-Winner, Gamble, J. T, l.: sec
ond Kent c. II. s.; third, Morse, w. Il
, S. Time. 0;26 40.
, 1o0-yard-Thfrd class. First heat-Win.
ner. Gutman. B. c. c.: second, High
S. ]. p. S. Time, OIL, Second heat
/ Winner, Smthson, c. H s.; second
Sadtler, B. l. S. Time, OIL Finals
Winner. Gutmans B. G G: second
Smithson, c. II. s.; third, High, S. j. T.
S Ttmo. OIL.
Quarter-Ini Inile-Third class. Winner
Smithson, C. H. s; second, Gutman. b
c. G; third. Warfield. S. j. P. S Time
. o:56.
ner;, Sexton. J J:.2 T I! second second Hardy "
ner, Low, j. T. Il second, Cook. c. III
$. Time, o:2l - cohl: Finai5TY 3 Yyiinner Low
Sexton, J. T. I. Time, 0:23 3-5.
one mie-First class, Winner, Connor
c. H. S.; second, Byrne, T II. s. third
Clagett, G. II. S. Time, 4:55.
Relay race-Won by Episcopal IJisI
| School. NI1rston's 8 University Schooi