The Washington times., 1905-08-27
YOUNG ATHLETES
WORK FOR HONORS
Interesting Events at the
Several Fairgrounds.
TWO GREAT TOURNAMENTS
Promoters of the Enterprise Well
Pleased With Success Which At
tended Both Affairs.

Two interesting tournaments were
held yesterday afternoon by the chill
dren Of the city Fairgrounds. One
event was held at the North Capitol
and L street reservation, between the
North Capitol street children and those
from Rosedale. The other was held at
the Wallach School. where the children
there had as their opponents those from
the Jefferson School grounds.
The North Capitol street children won
their event by IS points against 42 for
Rosedale. Jefferson won over Wallach
by points. the final score being 90 to
%.
Much interest was manifested in the
events. and the children were proud Of
the trophies they won. The prizes were
in the shape of buttons, marked first,
second. and third.
B. J. Wefers had charge of the tourna-
ment held at the North Capitol street
grounds and Mr.. Shultz directed affairs
of the Jefferson Waliach tournament
The North Capitol street children won
their event with ease. but the Jeffer-
son children had close fight with the
Wallach school lads.
Score in Detail.
The Jefferson -Wallach score In detail
is as follows:
6o-yard dash for boys 10 and under
First. William Eauck, jefferson; sec
ond, Arthur Torbert, Jefferson: third.
.yard dash for boys l3 and under,
first, ID. Horton, Wailach; second.
Boyd Stanley, Jefferson; third, T. Walk
er, Jefferson. Time-o:GS 1-5
60-yaro dash for boys 16 and under
First, Z. Mcdonald, Wallach; second,
William Bresnan, Jefferson; third, Jack
Saur. Jefferson. Time-0:s.
:, Running high jump, boys-First. VIII
ward Young. Jefferson: third. Luther
Shotley Jefferson Height. feet 6
25-yard dash for girls under 13-First
guerite Robbins. Jefferson third Min
ME Torbert. Jefferson Time, 0:4 10.
50-yard dash for girls under 16-First
Torbert. Jefferson: third. Susie Carroll
Jefferson Time 0:S As.
At North Capitol.
Events at North Capitol and L
streets, between the representatives OF
those grounds and the children from
Rosedale resulted as follows:
5O-yard dash-Boys under sixteen
years old. Paul Lingebach, first; Neil,
second and Kennedy third Time.
-o-ydrQ uasN-BOyS under eleven
years, w. Lingeback. first: Hundy,
second; Jacob. third. Time. O:5.
6O-yard dash-Van Reuth, first ::
Lingebaek, second; Sherman. third.
io6-yard dash-w. Moore. first:
Hawkins. second. and Wallace, third.
Time. 0:13 %.
Running broad jump-Boys under
eleven years old. Harvey, first; Linge-
back, second, and Myer third Dis
tance, II feet and 6 inches
Running broad jump-Boys under
Renth= second. Distance, u feet 6
inches.
Standing broad jump-Boys under
sixteen years. Van Reuth won Cooper
second: and McVey third. Distance, 6
feet 4 inches.
Running high jump-Boys under six
teen years. McVey, won; Lingeback.
second. Distance feet inches.
Potato race-Boys under sixteen years
Van Reuth first, Conner second, and
ManglitZ third. Time. 1:Ol.
Potato race-Boys under eleven years
C. Taylor first and Neal second
Ginning bar-For boys under sixteen
years Connor won. Manglitz second
and Cody third. is times.
Quoits-Won by the team of Sullivan
and Moore.
Total points-North Capitol street
grounds. IS: Rosedale grounds. 40
Races for girls at the North Capitol
street grounds:
25-yard dash-Girls under ten years
Rosa Carhart first. Jennett Rees second
and Adele Berger third.
50-yard dash-Girls under sixteen
years. Dorothy Rees first. Frances
Sheridan second, and Ethel Goldberg
third.
Potato race-Girls under sixteen. Dor
othy Rees first and Ida Jouvenal second.