The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06


easily took first honors and the indi-
vidual cup with nineteen points to his
y chedlt. The baltimore boy won two frstgj
8and three seconds n S NJ II Isl
Relay Race.
/ In the one mile dual relay between
Episcopal High School and Iyoodberry
forest, for3the intcrscholastics cha mpion-4
Il ship of5EYirginla, the latter won after
y one Of the Apret TEST races OF the day.
r Daniel, for the Alexandrians, led off and
h finished several Y feet in front Q E Clat-a
borne. GOODWIN and Harrison mex took
& UP the race and by nice headwork. the
latter cut down the lead to less than two
feet Taylor, however. who ran third for
Il Episcopal, proved himself slightly better
than Krug. who gave up the & race to
Grainger W the last man for W 6od berry,
after losing two yards or more. Latancg
Il was last man for tho home four. and
4 led GrangerfupBto the stretch, when the
latter began an early sprint and beat
E3his man at the finish byta few inches
The mile run was the best Individual
race oil the day Schmidt. Wilson and
Mission. all Of the Washington Central
sIIilgh School, led In the order mentioned
until the last five yards. when Adams.
from Technical. of Washington. lea VIII
son out for third place In the closest
Il finish OF the day. }ss 5i Ii 4s
Records Smashed.
one OF tile FEATURES was the manner
III which track records were smashed by
the visiting athletes. "a u 52
u Macdonald. OF Central High Washing
& ton, broke the underground shot-put
with distance Of SO feet 8 inches. t. ;s
w. Dick, Of the same institution. made
E new mark IliSthe second class go yard
dash. Time "a %. 81 III 5. Isl 3.S
3 Charrinston, OF Episcopal. set the new
time OF #l7l-j seconds for the 100 yard
high hurdles. 8
Ks II. n. Claggett. OF Washington Central
High, did the quarter In SO fiat. which
4 IS 10th OF a second faster than the time
last year. S5 fl 5i5 W Il
Eendleton, OF Episcopal, broke the third
class loO-yard dash In the good time OF
II 10 34-5 seconds. 44s5t3ts3 a ~ 5S VIA
The broad jump record OF is feet i
8irchcs was broken by Martin, cf the
Baltimore City College, With a distance
of Is feet 9 ii inches.
The senior broad jump was also broken
by a Baltimore boy, Davis, OF the Bal
tinlore City College. Davis easily cleared
20 feet 10 inches. III e n t5iis Ess5
The relay race between Woodberry
Forest and Episcopal brought out another
record The time was 3 minutes 45 3-5.
seconds for the mile.
With the exception OF a slight shower.
which came up Just before the last. c.cnt
was run off, the weather was ideal for
track athletics. and one OF the largest
& CT oWds that has ever Witnessed an
athletic affair of this kind was present.
After the running high jump was de-
cided. the contestants and spectators as
sembled In the chapel where the dlstripu-
ton Of prizes and the awarding o. the
banner to tho championship Central High
team took place. The meet was conducts
ed under the supervision OF Professor
Fontain. Of Episcopal, and much credit
( is due him for the efficient MANNER In
which the affair was conducted. 'lS
Summaries.
First-class 1O0-yard dash-First heat won
ny "a. c. Is enper, G. II, S. second, ziegler,
Baltimore City Club; third, Howell Epis-
copal. Time, 10 SO seconds. lsi S4;f
8 Z Second heat--Won by Davis, G. p, Bal
tin1ore City; second, dead heat, between
Smith, Tome and Claiborne, Woodberry.
Time, 10 4-5 seconds. 5ss3
Il Third heat-NYon by Roberts Central
High; second, Duker 3. @ G.; mira,
Barnes, Tome Time, 10 80 seconds.
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