The Washington times., 1906-05-06

dria. the Central High School
track team capture the second annual
outdoor meet Of the former institution
for the second time with total OF IS
points. The Baltimore City College
was second. wlth 501z. Episcopal High
was third with 10. and Woodberry
Forrest fourth with 13-
Duke Took Honors.
Duker. of Baltimore. City College.
took Individual honors. and the hand
some silver cup. by winning two firsts
and three seconds. which gave him II
points E c. Kemper. OF Central High.
and c. P. Davis. Of Baltimore College,
were tied for second With points
! each.
The dual one-miIe relay between
/ Episcopal High School and Woodbury.
I Forrest, and the one-mile run furnished
| the best sport Of the day In the form
/ er, Daniel, for Episcopal. took the lead
on the first lap, but Harrison. for the
I visitors. made up the few feet that
! Claiborne had lost and finished as
many feet 10 the good in front Of Good
wyn- Rrug. the third man for Wood
he=Fy. was a little slow in starting
and after a fast lap touched Granger
! of scant yard behind Latane. who
was last man Tor Episcopal After a
killing race. the Woodberry boy man
aged. by great headwork and superior
endurance. to cross the tape less than
two inches ahead OF Latane. who fell
after the race was over
Central All the Time.
In the mile IL looked for the first
| three laps as If Central would get the
first three places, Schmidt leading
| Ciagett and Wilson IN that order all
the way. until the last $50 yards. when
Clagett forged ahead by a few feet,
/ and Wilson being IN poor condition al
/ lowed Adams. the plucky little Tech
nicaI boy, TO pass him. Clagett was
in front Of the bunch until three feet
| from the tape. when. thinking he had
broken 1t. he slowed up and Schmidt.
who had kept up his beautiful stride
throughout. jumped forward and land
ed first. with Clagett second. Adams
third. and Wilson fourth The others
were out OF II from the start
In the shot put, Angus Macdonald.
Of Central, started things OF by break
Ing the record OF SO feet z inches that
was made by Duganne. Of Technical.
last year at the same games. by seven
! inches. Eight other new track records
! were established In the 220-yard sec
ond class. VIII Dick. also Of Central
High cut one second on the record
made by Stollenwerck. OF the Boys
Latin School. last year. In the high
12o-yard hurdles. Charrington. OF Epis-
copal. made the distance IN IT 1-5 sec
onds. which IS l 1-5 seconds better
time than was made by Needham. OF
Woodberry, in 1905.
Clagett Shattered 44o-Yard Record.
/. Another record which was smashed
-eas the 440. Clagett. of Central, did
Z IN 40 Of a second better than Lowe
oe Tome. whose time was So 4-5. The
time IN the third class 1O0-yard dash
was another to be lowered Pendle-
ton. of Episcopal. did the trick IN Is
second better time than that made by
Gutman. of the B. c. c. Gutman's
time last year was II seconds. The
running broad. both classes. and the
second class pole vault were others to
be shattered
Although every Washington athlete
with few exceptions. did well in the
different events. the work Of Ed Kemp
er. Of Central. is especially deserving
of commendation. as is also that Of
Schmidt and Hamilton. OF the same
school.
| GdueS w eli MdudScu-
Much credit is due also TO the on
cials Of the meet for the efficient and
able manner in which the affair was
contested ana the speed with which
the events were run or The field
events under the direction OF Bill
Foley, physical instructor IN the Wash
ington high schools, went OF faster
than usual
the athletes who had ben lucky enough
TO secure places, together with their
admirers gathered in the chapel, where
the medals and prizes were presented
The championship banner, which will
become the property of Central High
School for winning the greatest num-
Der OF points, was not presented, as
the management Of the meet will have
the name of the school embroidered on
II The individual cup which was won
by l)uxer, OF the Baltimore City Col
lege. viii also be presented at a later
date
List of officials
Referee, Charles E. Hammett; judges,
". p. Bowie. w H Foley. w A Lam
bteh, r E. Lee. Jr., w ". Old. jr..
George w Orton. S. l. Owens. W. II.
Randolph. ] A. Riley. Sam Stinemetz.
W. G. Stuart. w. G. Thacher. ]. S.
walker. P. T. White; Starter. Bernard
J. Wesers; scorer. J. NJ Daniel. tr.
=. cIerAs OF the course. A R Hoxton. C
: ]. Faulkn,r. jr.; announcer, Angus Med
Crawford; timers. Capt. VIII C Bryan
John Mason Brown. Mayo C Brown,
Inspector, n. c. Berkeley. E. P. Dan
bridge, I'd. J. D Gibson, ]. NJ B. GIL
: Kew TO Authorizations.
/ ArIasr and Navy School. A n. S..
. contestants: Baltimore City College. B
c. c., contestants; Boys Latin School
= B. L. S.. contestants; Business High
: School. B. II. s.. 10 contestants; Centra
S High School, c. H s., "A contestants
2 Eastern High School. Ea- H s.. 10 con
I testants: Episcopal High chool, ED. H
7 s.. 30 contestants: Jacob Tome Institute
: J. 7. l.. 10 contestants: McGuire's Uni
r Versity School. Meg. s.. cOntestent
' Technical High School. 7. H s.. con