Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-30

owen Of the Pasadena high school by
more than ten feet, the record being
established at 149 feet inches.
Richardson Lad of Mark
Richardson's work Is the more re-
markable when It is noted that the
Pasadena high school took third place
in the meet with but three more points
than the Santa Paula boys individual
performances secured. With a little
luck Richardson would have placed his
school within the charmed circle.
The SSO-yard run was also productive
of a busted record. Goodwin, the clean
limbed young athlete Of Los Angeles
high school, had the honor of lowering
another record by beating out young
Lee OF the Harvard school in the final
drive and clipping three-ffths Of a sec
ond off his own time and the inter-
scholastic record. stoney of Throop
ran a gritty race In this event and was
placed.
/ Donnel Of Los Angeles high won the
100-yard dash in the fair time Of 10 3-5.
This event was run off in two heats
and final. The finish in the final was
so close that it took the judges some
time to decide, but Donnell was finally
adjudged the winner. Grover Youngs,
another local high school lad, captured
the 100 high hurdles in record breaking
fashion. Youngs took the event In
1904, with Hotaling of Pasadena and
Smith of Throop trailing along in the
order named.
Stanton Takes the 440
Forest Stanton of Harvard annexed
the 440 in handy fashion in 52:45. two
fifths slower than his interscholastlc
record. This race belonged almost en-
tire1y to the military academy boys,
Kellop, compatriot of Stanton, romp-
ing over the line in second place.
The mile run brought out some of
the keenest and most exciting sport of
the day. Little Lee of Harvard and
Holmes, wearing the colors of the Los
Angeles high school, rounded into the
stretch neck and neck. and it was not
until the last fifty yards that the clever
little L. A. II. S. boy fell to the rear.
Lee had a little more left when the
critical moment came and won out by
several feet.
BY winning two firsts and being
placed in two other events, Richardson
received four cups as a reward for his
work, in addition to the handsome bau-
BILE that went to the winner Of the
most points.
Coach Holmes had the field well POI
Iced, and it was not until Miss Bunker
and Miss Hogan began to present the
lucky athletes with their trophies that
the crowd broke all barriers and rushed
onto the field to congratulate the
heroes of the day as only the care free
prep. school men can do.
Following is summary Of the
events:
One hundred and twenty yard hur-
dles-Youngs. L. A. H. s., first; Hotal-
ing, p. H. S.. second; Smith, Throop,
third. Time, 1904. 1O0-yard dash
Donnell, L. A. H. S., first; Caldwell,
P. H. S., second; Casey Pomona.
third. Time, 10:03. 440-yard dash
Stanton, Harvard, first; Kellogg, Har-
ward, second; Hussey, L. A. H. S..
third. Time, 52:04. Mile run-Lee,
Harvard, first; Holmes, l.. A. H. S.,
second; Stiles, Ventura, third. Time,
4:51 3-5. 22O-yard hurdles-Elliott, u.
S. c., first; Owen, Pasadena, second;
Smith, L. A. H. S., third. Time, 27:O3.
220-yard dissatisfaction, Harvard. first;
Donnell, l.. A. H. S., second; Caldwell,
P. H. s., third. Time, 23 seconds. $50
yard run-Goodwin, l.. A. H. S., first;
Lee, Harvard, second; Stoney, Throop,
third Time, 2:OS 3-5. Pole vault
Richardson, Santa Paula. first; Crow
ley, Throop, second; Sheridan, Ven
tura, third. Height, 10 feet inches.
High jump-Frink, Throop, first;
Richardson, second; Crowley, third;
five feet two inches. Broad jump
Gibbs, Pasadena, first; Casey, Pomona,
second; Swope, Anaheim, third. Tweu-
ty feet four and three-quarter inches.
Shot put-Crowley, Throop, first;
Richardson, Santa Paula, second; An
drews, Los Angeles, third. Forty-six
feet six inches. Hammer throw
Richardson, Santa Paula, first; Owen.
Pasadena, second; Healy, Throop,
third. One hundred and fifty-nine feet
eight inches. Harvard school won the
relay race, Los Angeles second and
Pasadena third. Time, 4:41 rs.