The Washington herald., 1907-10-12
GEORGETOWN'S FALL MEET
Second Preparatory Wins the Prize
Banner.
Scores the Greatest Number of
POints-Tom smith Captures
Five Ftrsts.

The Georgetown Preparatory School
inaugurated the first Of a series of fall
meets on Georgetown Field yesterday aft
ernoon. and taking everything into con
sideration the event was a big success.
All the classes in the preparatory de-
partment had men competing. and though
the competition was not keen in all the
events, class spirit kept the enthusiasm
buoyed up until the senior relay race had
been finished
A stiff wind blowing directly across the
field prevented the establishing Of any
records. The men in charge Of the meet,
though, were jubnant over the showing
made, and believe the preps viii capture
the Washington interscholastic honors
this year.
The feature Of the day was the work
Of Tom Smith. of Second Prep. This
doughty chap won five frsts, besides as
sisting greatly in the capturing Of the
relay race by his class.
Second Preparatory won the banner
presented by a. G. Spalding & Bro, for
the greatest number Of points won.
Summaries:
60-yard dash-Ffrst heat: First, T. A. Smith; sec
ond. Ed oKelly; time. 6S seconds Second heat;
First, Simpson; second McDcrnott: time. 6l sec
onds. Third heat: First Flieschman. second Nc
COrmick. time. 90 seconds. Final heat First T.
A. Smith; second. Fieschman third Simpson,
time. 50 seconds.
60-yard hurdles-FIrst heat Dead heat between
Bloom and W Sittcrding; won by W Sitterding in
uin of; time. So seconds Second heat: First T.
A Smith; second. f. o'Kelly; time, seconds
Third heat: First. Mccormick; second, Z. Heney;
time, 9 seconds Final heat: First T. A. Smith;
second, Mccormick third W sitterding: time. 81
seconds
22o-yard dash-FIrst heat: First. Bloom; second,
McDermott; time, 254 seconds. Second heat: First
Hammond; second, T. smith; time. 3 seconds.
Final heat First. T. A. Smith. second. Hammond;
third, McDerm0tt: time. 3 seconds
Running high iump-First. Gaughen. feet; sec
ond Fheschman, feet Il inches; third, Wieser,
feet 10 inches
I2-pound shotput-First Mcouail. IS feet inches;
second. 0Connor, % feet inch; third, Thixton, 81
feet inches.
Running broad jump-First Thixton. Is feet. "a
inches; second. Gaughen Is feet llH inches; third
Fieischman. Is feet inches.
l0o-yard dash-Alidgets: first Sendoya second F.
o Brien; third, De Coursey. Time l3l seconds.
E0yarG dash-Juniors; first, H. McFaddeu sec
ond. Leisher; third O'Calahan Time Sl.3 seconds
no-yard dash-First. 7. A. Smith; second. Set
terding third, Haislip. Time, y seconds.
A0ysrd rin-First T. a Smith, second, O'Kelly;
third. " Sitterding
Fat mans race Q09 yaris)-First Bloom: second
Conway; third. O'Connor. Time. y seconds
ss0yard un-First Kingsley; second, Scully.
Time, 239l.
Class relay (half milel-Win by Second Prep; sec
ond, First Prep; third, Third Prep Time, ia.
Mile nln-First Vannerfnan; second n Smith
third. Murphy Time 6lI
The officials were as follows: Referee. DR.. D. f.
Wiber; slerk Of course. W. c. Thatcher; Timers.
W. G. Stewart and James Cohen track judges
Montgomery and Lyons; field judges. Prof
joyce, J. f. Carlin; Official scorers, p j. Dolin v
A. Corcoran; assistant clerks Of course E. j. Crum-
mey. John Duff; marshal Charles F. McAriIe. IT.
Points Second Prep. 81; First Prep, se; Third
Prep y: Fourth Prep 3