The Washington times., 1905-05-14
LOCAL ATHLETES
At TOME GAMES
Central High School Got
Fourth Place.
GEORGETOWN PREPs 7TH
Sidney Kent Did Good work-Many
Records Were Smashed-wright
Disqualified.


annual field and track meet of the
Jacob Tome Institute was held here
this afternoon on the school grounds.
The Central High School, Of Phila-
de1phia~ was presented with the ban
ner, with 80 points, Jacob Tome being
second with 20; Baltimore City Col
lege won is points: Central High
School, Of Washington, Z; Boys Latin
School, OF Baltimore, s; Germantown
Academy, 5: Georgetown Preparatory,
D; Army and Navy Preparatory School.
8; Friends Central School. 4. and Pro-
sestant Academy, Philadelphia, l.
Records Broken.
During the meet six track records
We're broken. r. III. Hunter, Central
High School; Philadelphia, lowered the
record in the one-mfIe run from 4:46 2-5
to 4:44 1-5. c. P. Davis broke the
track record in the broad jump at his
first trial by 51s inches. Davis's
jump was q feet 10 inches. F. ].
Clifford. jr.. Industrial Art School, Phil
adelphia, and Sidney Kent, Washing
ton. Central High School, WHO captured
second and third places respectively In
this event, were also above The former
record OF 81 feet 4 Il inches, Clifford
jumping 81 feet inches and Kent q
feet inches
In the pole vault II. Gamble, Tome
Institute, made a new Tome record of
ten feet, the record formerly being
feet inches.
Hammer Throw.
W. Cutler, Tome Institute, in the
12-pound hammer throw. broke the
track record Of 100 feet Y inches by
16 feet 8 3-1o inches. Cutler is quite "a
find to the track captain at Tome.
Had he been allowed week more it is
very probable his showing would have
been even better than 1t was.
TIL prettiest and most interesting event
OF the day was the 220-yard hurdle race.
Kent. of Central High. Washington, won
the first heat in Is As seconds; the sec
end heat went TO R. A. Gamble in IS.
It had been predicted that one of these
men would win. The Washington boy,
however, won in a close finish IN 3 As
seconds. lowering the track record one
second.
In the running high jump Riley. Of
Baltimore City College. and Godshalt, of
the Philadelphia Central High School.
tied for first place at feet inches
Riley jumped feet 10 inches in the trial,
beating the Philadelphia man by inch
Paul Cook, of Central High School,
Washington. the winner of the indi-
vidual cup in last years games. did not
perform as well this year.
Wallace Injured.
F. c. Wallace, who was booked 10 win
the quarter, was unable 70 make good
because Of an injured foot, received at
the Philadelphia meet.
r. a. Gamble, OF Jacob Tome Insti-
tute. was awarded the individual honors,
having won first in the 100-yard dash
and second in the 22o-yardg hurdles. Kent
Washington Central High School, T.
Wiltshire. Boys Latin School, and Hay
dock, Tome Institute tied for the Sec
ond Individual honrs with points each,
In the I2o-yard high hurdles, Wright,
Washington Central High School. slip
ped AT the third jump. knocking over the
hurdle. for which he was disqualified.
HaIf-MiIe Run.
IN the half-mile, Wiltshire furnished
quite a surprise 10 the boys from Phil
adelphia, when he beat Elliott, OF Cen
trail High School. by over two feet.
II. N. Clagett, Washington Central
High School, deserves a great deal OF
credit for the way he ran in the mile.
There were two rows of starters in this
event. Clagett having the outside in the
second row. At the beginning of the
last lap he was running we'll back in
the bunch. but by heady work finished a
strong third
The Results.
1e0-yard dash-First heat won by H.
Duker. Baltimore City College: second.
Paul Cook. Central High School, Wash
ington. Time. 0:10 80
Second heat won by j. j. Lynch Cen
tral High, Philadelphia; second, Sidney
Kent, Central High, Washington. Time.
0:I0 3-5.
Third heat won by r. A. Gamble.
Tome institutei second, F. F. Shoe
o.I0 2-5.
Heat fer second men. dead heat be-
tween Cook and Shoemaker (both quail |
Finals Won by r. \. Gamble. Tome
Institute; second. Duker, Baltimore City |
College; third, Paul Cook. Central High. |
Washington. Time, 0:f0 %.
120-yard hurdles-Won by H w Hay
dock, Central High, Philadelphia; sec
ond. w. Lomax. Central High. Phila- |
d9lphia. Time. 0:I7 3-5.
440-yard run-Won By r. johnson, i
Central High. Philadelphia; second. w. |
z. Sexton. Tome Institute; third, r. !
wiltshire, Boys Latin School. BaIti- |
more. Time. 81 Is seconds.
one-niie run-won by r. NJ. Hunter i
Central High, Philadelphia; second r |
Dryer, Baltimore. City College; third. |
II. n. Clagett, Central High, Washing |
ington. Time minutes a 10 seconds.
220-yard dash-First heat won by ]. J. |
Lynch, Central High. Philadelphia; sec |
oIld, Hall, De Lancey School. Philadel- /
lilia Time. q "a seconds.
Second heat won by ". e. Sexton, |
Tome. institute; second, Smithson, Cen |
trail Sigh. Washington. Time. % 80 |
Third heat won by Paul Cook; second, |
Lea, Germantown Academy. Time, q l-5. |
Fourth heat. won by f. I. Shoemaker, |
Germantown Academy; second, J. Baker |
Army and Navy Preparatory School, |
Washington. Time. % 1-5 seconds.
Seni-final for second men-Won by i
Lea. G. A: second, Baker. Army and I
Navy Prep School Time. 0:23 2-5.
FinaI-Won by Z. f Shoemaker. CT |
= s; second j. J. Lynch. Central High. |
Philadelphia: third. Sexton, Tome Insti-
tI3te Time 0.23.
2go-yard nurd1es-F'ir5t heat-Won by /
s =dney Kent. Central High, Washington;
eecond, II. ". Haydock, Central High. |
i Philadelphia Time, 0:2S ID
second heat-Won by X. A. Gamble.
Tome; second. Smith. Central High.
philadelphia. Time, OPS
Finai-Won by Kent, c. H s., Wash
layton; second. r. A. Gamble, Tome;
third III ". Haydock, c. II. S., Phiia-
deIpi1ta- Time. OPS 4-5.
sso-yard run-zWon by T Wiltshire.
Bows Latin School; second. @. W. FL /
lott, Central High. Philadelphia: third. /