The Washington herald., 1907-05-12
lRy a staa cerrssponaent.l

(By a staH CorresponGentl
Port Deposit, Nd, May u.-Central High
School won the fifth annual field and
track games of Jacob Tome Institute.
scoring thirty-one points. The prize was
a beautiful silk banner The Washing
ton athletes carried the day. winning four
hrst. four second, and four third places.
Tome stood second with nineteen and
nve-sixth points to her credit.
Except for a strong wind which blew
over the grounds. the weather conditions
were ideal The track and field were IN
the finest condition possible, and too much
cannot be said in praise of the way IN
which the managers OF the meet antici-
pated every possible contingency for the
welfare OF both contestants and officials.
Two large tents We're provided on the
field for the convenience of the contest
ants, and meals were served before and
after the games TO all parties participat-
ing.
The meet was decided success, more
than 2,O00 spectators being present.
Despite the large entry list of oven 200,
the events were run of in good order and
without any tiresOme delay.
Thran Sets New Mark.
Pie strong wind kept the boys from
lowering any of the track records. but
TWO Of the field records of the institute
were smashed. Thrall, of Technical High
School, cleared the bar at 10 feet inches
in the pole vault. which broke the school
record by 1 10 inches. Wise. of Tome,
hurled the twelve-pound hammer 146 feet
9 inches, breaking the track record by 70
feet.
Dick, of Central High School, pulled of
the feature stunt Of the day in the half
Hoffman. Of the Boys Latin School, took
the lead at the start, and when the run
neTs turned into the stretch he was lead
ing by about twenty-five yards. Dick by
a sensational squirt caught and passed
him. winning by less than a foot Dick
also won the quarter in the fast time Of
- seconds,
Macdonald, of Central High school,
Won the shot-put and took second place
IN the hammer throw. Schmitt ran a
creditable race in the mile. and was gust
nOsed out for first place by Meyer, of
Philadelphia Training School.
Clsarrington of Episcopal High School
Alexandria, won the cup for the highest
individual score, with twelve points. He
ran away from his field in the hurdles
and won easily. Dick, Of Central and
Wise, of Tome, were tied for second in
dividual hOnors. with ten points each.
Simpson, a Washington boy, entered for
the Country School of Baltimore, ran Well
in the junior events, winning the 75-yard
dash in easy fashion.
The Summaries.
l6o-yard dash-First heat won by C. St0llenwe7ck,
R. L. s.; second. 5. L. Burch, c. H. 5. Time,
10 5-5 seconds Second heat won by E. G. KEN
per G. H. s., second r. X. Gill Time 70 A5 sec
onds Third heat won by +. Riddle B. /. s.
second. H. Robins. B. l. S. Time. Il Is seconds,
75-yaFd dash. junior-First heat b. Z. Il.
simpson, G. s.; second, b. Wheeler, G.. II. >.
Time, 8 So seconds. Second heat hg q. /.
Timanus: second, Il. C. Primrose. Time. seconds.
l20-yaId high hurdles-First heat won by F. Rid
dell. b. 2. s.; second. y. s. Cantell =. c. Time.
Is 25 seconds. Second heat won by ChauinEt0n,
Epis. H. $. second. Z. +. Williams. =. C. Time.
i IS seconds.
l0o-yard DASH fnals-Wou By C. StoIlenwerck.
B. l. S.; second Il. X. Gin. Tome; third, s. Z.
Burch, C. H. s Time 10 3-5 seconds
tfoyaTd mn-Won hY ". +. Dick, G.. H. s.;
second, O.. stollenweyek B. /. S. third H Cal
lagher De Lancey School Time s. seconds.
Putting l2-pound shot-Won by A. Mcdonald.
G. r. s.: second. F. j. Guetter z. C.; thId. II.
Robins. B. l. S. Distance 40 feet l0iz lnches.
One mile uu-Won by Mover C. NJ. T. -; sec
ond. W. Schmjtt. C. h. S.: third. Machcsuey, e. N.
7. $ Time minutes 5s seconds.
l5-yaTd dash junior hnals-Won by f. r. SmT-
son, q. s. second, e., /. IimaHgTs, D. g. G.. third
D. Wheeler. C. H. S. Time. 45 seconds
75-yaId dash, n0ylce-FiTst heat won by q. Barnes.
Tome second. Ovens g.. H. S. Time, 8 25 sec
onds Second heat by J.. Graham. Tome. see
ond- ". s. Wright. B. G.. G. Time 35 seconds.
Third heat wor by d. Padgett Tome. second /. B.
. Gillespie, Tone Time seconds Fourth heat
won hy A. Partridge b. G. c.: second. ". HaW-
kins. Tome Time. t5 seconds. Fifth heat won
by j. T. Smith Tome: second Stern e. H. s..
Time. IS seconds.
l2oyard high hurdles; hnsls-Won BY Cha7rington.
T. H. s. secoId. +. Rddell. b. p s.. third, L.
7. Williams r. C. Time Il 3-5 seconds.
I5lard dash; novice, second mems heat; winner
to qualify-Won by l. g. Gillespie. Tome: second
w S. Wright B. c. C. Time, s i-5 seconds.
t65yard run noriee-Won by C. A. Rogers, b. C. +;
second, E. Cory. e. H 8. third. c. W. OSeiIl
I. e. Time. / minute 81 35 seconds
22oyard dash; juuior-First heat won by S. Kari
B. e. g.; second. b. Wheeler, C. H. S. Time
2 seconds Second heat won by T. r Simpson C.
3 second, D. C. Lyons, B. c. c. Time, 9S IS
seconds
75yaFd dash: novice; fnaIs-Won by G. Barnes.
Tome second, j.. Padgitt, Tome; third, L. b. Gil
lcsIic, Tome. Time. s 3-5 seconds.
1l-yard dash-FHst heat Won by L. G. Kemper.
G. n. $. second r. =. HanuBm, ID. l. Time a
seconds Second heat won by Murphy; second r.
h. Gill; Tome. Time q IS seconds Third heat won
by &. Carter. c. H. S. second. G. Barnes Tome.
Time, = seconds.
l2pound hammer throw-Eon hy r. Wise Tome
second. A. Mcdonald. c. H. S. ; third f. J. Guet-
ter, p. c. Distance, lio feet { inches. Wise in a
try for track record, threw the hammer If5 feet 9
inches.
z0yard huTdIes-First heat won by ChaTrington.
F. Fl. S.. second. b. Hamilton c. X S. Time g
seconds Second heat Won by F. Riddell, b. L. S. .
second, C. Nichols. 2 G. Time . 3-5 seconds
660yaEd Hn-WoB by W Dick. G. r. s. second
ID. Il. HOfimauE: third S. r. Parke p a. Timq
minutes 3-5 seconds.
Running high jmp-Won by J. W Bur9iek
p. c. second, ChaTingJon Episcopal H. S third
r. j. Bartlett. Height. feet q. inches
220-yaFd dash; junior iuals-Won by S. Kerl r
G. C.; second, d. C. Lyons, B. c. c.; third D.
Wheeler c. ii. S. Time, 36 So seconds
1l-yard dash; fnal-Won by Z. T. Harmon d
5 ; second, E. c. EempeT c. H. S; third, C.
Garter, g. H. S. Tine q 2-5 seconds
A-yaId hurdle nnai-Non by I. Riddell r T.
s ; second B. Hamilton, c. H. s. third Char
rington, Episcopal Ii. S. Time. o IS seconds.
Pole vault-Won by W. Thrall Technical: second
~ Gamble, fomei third, J., Clarke, Tome Height
10 feet inches.
Running broad jump-won by R. Wise. Tome;
second, thauington, Episcopal II. S. third " n
Martin. B. c. c. Distance l9 feet 81 inches
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Where Pink star Gets His Name.
Pink Star, winner of the thirty-third
Kentucky Derby, gets his name from the
TACT that he closely. resembles his illus
trious sire, Pink Coat winner of the
American Derby. He has the same white
markings on head and limbs, with nose
and face almost white, and a white star
marking the center Of forehead He was
foaled at the farm of J. Hal Woodford.
near Versailles. Ky. He is a chestnut colt
and stands over fifteen hands in height.