The Washington herald., 1907-08-18
DENNIS0N BEATS HENRY.
Arthur Also Downs Curtis in Play
ground Association Meet.

The Dennison school scored a decisive
victory over the Henry school YESTERDAY
in one of a series OF athletic meets held
under the auspices of the Washington
Playground Association, the score being
5s TO 81
This victory Of the Dennison school
children reflects great credit upon Miss
Youngblood, the instructor. as the Denni-
son ground is one Of the smallest in the
District and is but recently organized
The score Of the girls baseball game
was: Dennison, "A; Henry. s.
The Arthur school also defeated the
Curtis school in easy fashion, the score
being; Arthur 81; Curtis, %
Summaries Of the Dennison-Henrv meet.
25-yard dash: girls under ten-First, E simonton.
Dennison second. Z Miller, Dennison third. Il,
Bennett. DennisOn
S-ysrd dash; boys under ten-Fhst. R. Kraucss
Dsunison second. II. Loefier Dennison; third. A.
Gladstone, Dennison.
5-yard dash; girls under ls-Fint. c. warders
helD second. L. Weinberg, Henry; third. R. Le-
vine. Dennisop
G-yaTd dash: BOYS under 13-First. c. Duke Den
nlsoni second H. Lsuger, Dennson: third. W
HoungblOod. Dennison
'No-f A4tL AlaAtl - fcaFS-tlrSt. e. Duke Den
Hisoni second A Loefner Denuison third c
Lavender Henry
Tether ball-Won by DenniSor.
Outdoor base bail-Dennison, "A; Henry s.
Long ball-Forfeited TO Dennison
Courtesy Henry 70; Dennison
Final score-Dennison, IS: Henry. 81.
Referee W. 9. Barker; judges. Misses AicAlahou
and Youngblnod.
Summaries Of the Arthur-Curtis meet
Twenty-fvc-yard dash girls under ten-First 7
Vita, Arthur; second. K Long Arthur. third r
Vita, Arthur Time. IS seconds
IVenty-hve-yaTd dash; boys under ten-First A
Covert, Arthur; second D. Hayes, Curtis: third,
A. George, Arthur. Time / rs seconds.
thty5aFu dash; girls under thirteen-First l.
Goldman, Arthur; second. r. Kline. Curtis: third
G. Stein, arthur Tipe ~ seconds.
SHU-3ard dash; boys under thrJeen-Ffrst K
Fraser, Arthur; second b. Cohen, Arthur; third. p
Murphy. Arthur Time, Is seconds
Potato race: for boys under thirteen-First p
Fraser. Arthur; second. J. Walker. Curtis; third.
d. HAYES, Curtis. Tine q seconds
Croauet-Won By Arthur School
Tether bal-Won BY Curtis School
Courtesy-Arthur. 10; Curtis. TO-
Referee-Ai- r. 2. Williams Jrdccs-AIessrs
Clarke, Wilson and Jones
The Fairgrounds champion button test
for the past week and the winners are
as follows:
Frglnh Avenue-D. Nclntyre. B. Emerson. W
Marow. r. Sullivan, F. r. Walker H. Raeder q
McIntyTe, L. Clark. c. Mills William Linden. A
keTman, and J. Hayre
Sixth and W-B, Lewis o. Morris, L. TAYLOR T
O. Cufee, " Pollard. J. Matthews. andd ]. John.
son
Juvenile CoyTt-J. zoll. R Hager. e Davis. J.
Petit. and A. Metilits
Rosedsie-J. Quinn. W. Palmer. p Lingehach G
Reilly. b. Heck and r. Kellam
Towers Sehool-R. Ehason, E. Soper. NJ Deakin.
aud r. Fugitt.
Bel. school-J. Lee " Whiting and ]. z.
B0arman.
jefferson Sehool-J. Deayis and H. Voss.
Ludlow school-N. Watkins and Edward Burke
Fourteenth and Grounds-J Deitz J. Hoaeiin
C. Jsnifer. and W Contee
Dennison school-C. Duke and H Laueer
North Capitol-B. Dunn. + Moore. r. sweetmsn.
r Hart. X. MeVey. r. Miller. ". Berger Z.
Bragg W. Keefe. and r. Herbereer
Siesens-I. Payne, A. Watts and W. Young
Philips Schoo-L Gibson
The record Of the three leading Fairgrounds
up to date follows: First. North Capitol n:
second. Virginia Avenue. 80; third. Rosedaie. 9