Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-01
PLAYGROUND EVENTS
SUMMARY OF ATHLETIC GAMES
HELD TUESDAY AFTERNOON.

In the athletic games in the playground
contests Tuesday between Towers play.
ground children and the Neighborhood Clut
some interesting feats were witnessed. Al
the close 1t was found that in the matter OF
points the former had won by a score OF
1605a to 221k.
The results of the different events were
as follows:
25-yard dash--Girls under ten: NJ. Sulli.
van. Neighborhood Club, won: o. Kuhmert
Towers, second; B. Schultz. Towers, third
Time. O.042-5.
25-yard dash-Boys under ten years: H
NEWMAN. r.. won: J. Rai!ey. n. second; j
Clark, T., third. Time, '0.Oi1-5.
50-yard dash-Girls under thirteen years
A. Hunt, T., won; G. Stern, N, second N
Sullivan, N. third Time, OO7 is.
eO-yard dash-Under thirteen years: O.
Deakins. T., won; L. Hunt. T., second. D
Grimes, N. third. Time O.0S 10.
Coward dash-Under sixteen years: G.
Eliason, T., third. Time, O.O7 2-5.
loo-yard dash.Under sixteen years; G.
Hunt, T., won; N. Turner, T., second; A
Lipphard, N, third Time, O12.
Potato race-Under thirteen years: For
feited to Towers.
Potato race-Under sixteen years: For
feited to Towers
Girls' relay race-Under thirteen years:
won by Towers.
44O-yard relay race-Boys under sixteen
years: forfeited to Towers.
Girls outdoor base ball-Won by Towers
score. 13 to .
Tether ball-Girls: won by Towers.
Croquet for girls-Won by Towers.
Volley ball-Boys: won by Towers, II
to O.
Long bal-Boys: won by Towers, 2 to O.
Basket ball-Forfeited to Towers to O.
Running high jump-Cnder thirteen
years: forfeited to Towers.
l.; I~,~Ia IT -~
j. Vitalie. won, feet inches; Lipphard
N, and Hunt. t. tied for second
Running broad jump-Under thirteen
year: e. Soper, T. II feet 10 inches. won;
NJ. Deakin, T, ii feet inches, third,
Running broad jump-Under sixteen
years: r. Elason. T.. 1s feet II inches,
won; w. Hough, T, IL feet inch, second
A Lipphard. N, IL feet 10 inches, third.
Courtesy-Towers 10 points; Neighbor-
hood Club 10 points.
Final score-Towers' school. 1902 points
Neighbo-hood Club. 221k points.
Referee-R. P. Williams. athletic super
visor of Washington Fairgrounds. Start
err. J. Norton. Umpire, w. G. Barker
On Other Grounds.
Points were won in the other events by
the following:
North Capitol versus Rosedale-Mildred
Hill, Ruth Ginger, Luke Bennett, William
Carness. E. Menglitz, D. Kessler, Charlia
Nally, Estelie Wilson, Ella Wright, Paul
Lingebach, G. Heaney. Wallace Howard
B. Dwyer, George Fuller. r. Fraser. F.
Degnan. N. Wahle, Van Reuth. r. Violet,
E. Ennis G. Ryan, H. McVey, Burk Sim
ons, r. Clarke. j. Hean, Paul Winter, j.
Crawford, NJ. Healy D. Beuchert, G. Nc
Caffey, J. Marin. Rosedale won the 44O- yard
relay, girls indoor base ball, tether ball for
girls under sixteen years, volley ball for
boys under sixteen years; North Capitol
won croquet for girls. The officials of the
meet We're Lieut. J. w. Crawford, U. s. N;
w C. Thatcher and Albert G. WEIGH.
Ludlow School versus Jefferson School
Eiose Tebbs, Grace McMullin, Edna Tuck
er. Eanet, Girardi. Parker, N. Waters, Frid-
leys~aWeidman, Tolson, Mortimer, Boyer.
Donahoe. Smith, Gates. Akers, Callews,
Newland, McGhan, J. Nelson. Martin, Bran
son, Ethel Corridor, Louise McGhan, Lyle
Showalter. Ludlow won the long ball, girls
relay and tether ball Jefferson won the A.
yard race and the base ball game. Points
for courtesy have not yet been awarded in
this series.