Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-07

third, and Robertson. B. L g.. fourth Dis
lance. 80 feet inches
Broad jump, second class-Duker, b. G.
c., winner: McManus. c. H. g.. second:
Browne, T. H. s., third, and Hiss, B. p. l.,
fourth. Distance. 1S feet inches.
Pole vault, first class-Gamble, j. T. L.,
winner; Strayer, ]. T. l.. second; Jones,
E. H. s.. third. and Hampton. c. H. g.,
fourth. Height, 10 feet.
Hammer throw-Cutler, J. T. l., winner;
Tracewell, T. H s.. second; Mcdonald, e.
H. s., third, and Baker, A. N. s., fourth.
Distance, 124 feet inches.
Pole vault, second class-Browne, 7. H.
s., winner: Farnham. c. H. s., second;
Wood, E. H. s., third and Hume, w. F. s.,
fourth. Height, feet.
Broad jump, first class-Kent. c. H. S..
winner; Cook, c. H. S., second; Davis, B.
c. c.. third. and Jones. E. H. S.. fourth.
Distance. 20 feet inches.
High jump, first class-Riley B. c. G,
winner; Rittenhouse. w. H. S., second;
S., fourth. Height, feet ~ inches.
The Schools Participating.
The schools participating were the follow
ing, their first letters being used to indicate
their respective contestants: Army and
Navy School CA. N. 81, Washington Balti-
more City College B. c. c., Baltimore;
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute CB. P. -;
Boys Latin School (B l.. 81, Baltimore;
Business High School (B. H. 81. Washing
ton; Central High School &C. H. 81, Wash
ington; Episcopal High School (E. H. 81.
Virginia; Georgetown Preparatory School
&C. P. s., Washington; Jacob Tome Insti-
tute q. T. -, Maryland; Marston's Uni
versity School ON U. s., Baltimore; ST.
Johns College IS. j. CO, Washington; st.
Johns Preparatory School Is. j. p. So,
Washington; Technical High School Ct. H.
s., Washington Vienna School CV. s.,
Virginia; Washington School CIV. 81. Vir-
ginia; Western High School CIV. H. 81,
Washington. and Woodbury. Forest School
CIV. F. s., Virginia.
Immedia tely after the events the con-
testants and spectators gathered in Liggett
Hall, where the winners were called and
the medals bestowed. This function was
performed by Messrs. J. NJ. Daniel. jr., A.
r. Hoxton and c. ]. Faulkner, jr, Mr.. Dan
lei doing the talking and Mr.. Hoxton pre-
senting the medals as the men came for
ward. 1t was announced that the banner
given by the alumni students of the Episco-
pal High School, now at the University of
Virginia, for the team making the highest
number of points. would be awarded to the
representatives of the Central High School
OF Washington, and the statement was re-
ce1ved with prolonged applause. AS stated
above, Central made 81 points, Jacob Tome
Institute made 40, Baltimore City College
30 and Technical High School 20. The rat
ing of the points was five for the first
class, three for the second, two for the
third and one for the fourth.
AOCd1 IAdu OSCS Trophy.
The Fairfax trophy, a magnificent silver
cup. presented by Lieut.. Gov. Joseph E.
Willard for the contestant of the first
class making the highest individual num-
Der of points, has been won, it was an
nounced, equally by R. A. Gamball and
Frederick Low, both of Tome Institute,
and S. E. Kent of the Central High School,
each having made 10 points The matter
finally decided nv 1nt no Inv o;pe
to the Washington man.
The medals awarded were of bronze for
all the classes excepting the highest
grades of the first and second classes for
which the medals were, respectively gold
and silver. They were all handsome and
neatly executed with the coIors of the
Episcopal High School.
The following were the officials of the
meet:
Referee-Mr Charles E. Hammett of
Jacob Tome Institute.
Judges-Mr. Joseph Riley. captain of
DR.. William A. Lambeth of the University
of Virginia; DR.. S. Logan Owen of George
town University, Mr.. w. P. Bowie, for
merly of Columbia Athletic Club; Capt.
r. E. Lee, jr., of Fairfax; Mr.. W. P. REM
ington, formerly of the University of Penn
sylvania track team Mr.. w. II. Randolph,
many years head judge of the Episcopal
High School home games; Mr.. Sam Stein
metz of Washington.
Timers-Mr. r. B. Shackelford of Au-
gusta Military Academy, Va; Capt viii
c. Bryan of George Washington University
and Mr.. T. X. Nelson of the EPISCOPAL
High School.
Inspectors and observation-disclosures of the
Episcopal High School.
Starter-Mr. Bernard J. Wefers of George
town University.
Announcer-Mr. Beverly D. Tucker of the
Virginia Theological Seminary
Clerk of the course-Mr. ]. NJ. Daniel, jr.,
of the Episcopal High School
Social Features.
The social part was of the most i'm
portant features of the meet. Scores of
young society women from Washington
Maryland and Virginia occupied seats in
the grand stand viewed the events from
carriages. The occasion brought together
many of the old boys who have received in
struction at the school since DIR. L. NJ
Blackford has been at the head of the in
stitution. The alumni were entertained at
a luncheon in the afternoon.