The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
PENDLETON THE STAR.
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Only a scant margin separated him from
Sarran. OF Atlantic .C5ty High School.
who won the event CentraFs sturdy
leader also competed II the 4f3-yard dash
-but was unable 10 stand the pace AZ the
stretch set by the winner
Bryant shows Grit.
Brown, Wilmlagton Highs star distance
runner. was compelled 10 clip several sec
ends OF the standing mile record in order
70 wsn from Bryant and Zeh. Centrars
stellar athletes IN this department. who
finished IN the order named Bryant was
picked as an easy winner until the final
circuit, when the Delaware crack. came
20 the fore as the result OF a timely sprint
and broke the tape winner by several
yards.
Bryant. who Is gifted with g goodly
share Of pluck. also took up the task
against a large and classy 1eld in the
Ss-yard run He showed wonderful en-
dGTGuce, showing the way for the greater
part q the distance. but Just ss his team
mates began 20 claim another victory be
Weakened and fell f. rounding the last
turn
IN the senior Z2o-yard dash. Fritz Reu-
ter, who has Of late developed into one
OF the fastest among Centrars sQrinters,
coppet I1irj place in hand. fashion. TN
isaing l-lr 4 few yards 10 the rear OF
LUkes. I.awrenceviIie's 6rst bet The feat
Of tins promising younESter is ali the
more evident when taking into consider
alton that the event was won IN the
remarkable time of . 10 seconds.
HurdIers Do WeI.
Two other Central athletes who COW
cred themselves with glory are Hunt and
Stewart. who finished second and third
IN the senior 220-yard hurdles The event
was won by Ethridge. of LavrenceviIle-
Spransy was The only entry Of the
Washington high school 10 show in the
field events. The giant weight thrower
was never in better form. and finished
second 70 Wolfe. Of Lawrenceville. in
the hammer throw. He hurled the iron
baI for a distance OF 10 feet
Grant Performs CreditabIy.
Grant. Of Episcopal High, is another
washington athlete who acquitted him
self we'll He finished second in the 30
yard hurdles. and gained the same posi-
ton IN the high jump.
At the conclusion OF the meet. Pendle-
ton received q handsome silver trophy.
while his team took possession Of a gold
and silver plaque. offered the team dn-
ishing second among point winners
The Summa ries.
I80--ar5 dasb- drSs heat-won b. smith. Tone;
second, 8rozu. Wiison High; ca575. Pstterson
B c. c Tine 0-8 -
SoC0nd hsat-Wou ty Tho1l1s. LaEreucc-ilie. sec
c1d. Eopkins. Tone: thi1i- S1-Tzn, A. C. Il 5
TINE. o-.3 %
Third heat-won h Frp5lato1. Z Z. S; sseoud
S-arkey; thiri. Tuck5r. De 1. $
75ya7d dash. r-rio-; first belt-lF18 b LiT-in-
crit. second. Bzmi,ton. c. E. s; third. c. T.
Bean. p. c. c. Tine. 0S Is
Second heat-W0a ty Moutell, p. C. c.; second.
DAY. p. p s.
Third heat-Won Iy Tlbbfts. C. r s; sso1nd
Is, third. Frazier. L A Tine. oS IS
Fourth haat-We1 t~ Patterson. p {. c. 3 sccorf
Tine. e5lL
l3oya-5 hurdle: f-st heat-Woa b Eth1dss.
LaE-encerille; ssooad. Grant E =. S; third
Srarbo-uuzh Tone. Tine Q.i6G5
Secrn5 heat Won by Ogle Tone; seo-1d SIX
nan. Z. :; third. Eliot. B. c. c. Tine,
o-Is -
sa-yari Won b sgrln. A. c z s. SEC
ond, Fetou. Lavronoevllie; third, Stang, A. c. 4
5. Tine. 055SS.
FIRST ssu1i-fua-. -5-yIrd dash. 5u-ior-wo5 by
Wahlen. a c. II. 5; second, Hamilt1n. c. h 5. +;
tHiui- Day. y. y 5 Tine 0sl-5
Ooemile H-a-Won BY Brown, Wilmington High