Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-05-13
Successful Meet at Tome.

The seventh annual interscholastic
field and track meet Of the Tome lnstl-
tute at Port Deposit Saturday was re-
markable. for the numerous records brok-
en-. No fewer than IL marks went by
the board, making feature that has
never been equaled in any athletic games
OH record. The Lawrenceville High
School won the meet, with a total of 3ls
points.
The opening event, the lOO-yard dash,
was run in the remarkably fast time OF
10 seconds fiat, by 7. 7. Pendleton, of
the Episcopal High School, of Alexan-
dria, Va. This youngster, closely follow
ing his victory in this event, walked
away from his field in the 220-yard dash,
establishing new record of "a l-5 Sec
onds for that distance. Entering in the
running broad jump, he surprised his
many friends by anEeXng another win
to his credit, at The same time winning
the individuals honors with three tigsts
to his credit.
The one-mile run was the prettiest race
OF the day and Was a mp-and-tuck affair
between w. F. Brown, of the Whining
ton High School, and r. Bryant, of the
Central High School of Washington who
fought it out to the tape, Brown winning
in the last few yards in the fast time Of
minutes and AZ seconds tor new in
tersc scholastic record.
In the Rural iiigh School events Cecil
County High School won with a dit of
II points; Annapolis High School 3; Jar
setsville 8; lhuimont 4; Franklin i; and
Bclail 4.
Mr. Edgar Eyler of the Thurmont High
School entered in the eso-yard run and
came in second. MIR. Guy Fsushour also
of the Thurmont School entered in the
220-yard dash and Won first heat, but i'll
the finals fell back to third place. Mr..
Horton Rouzer Of the Ihurmont School
entered the 10 yard dash but unfortunate
ly did not win.
Many Gong To SabillaSville.
The dedication and formal opomng of
the Maryland Tuberculosis SanatoriLm,
in The Hlue Ridge Mountains. which will
take place on Saturday, will be marked
by interesting exercises There will be
speeches by prominent men. 1t is ex-
pected that mole than 500 persons will
attend A special train will leave Hillen
Station at IL Il. M, stopping at Union
Station.
The ceremonies will be opened by Rev.
Edward c. Rich, of Blue Ridge Summit,
who will pronounce the invocation. The
formal presentation of the sanatorium
will be made by Senator JOIN. Walter
Smith, and will be accepted on behalf of
the State by Governor Crothers.
The principal address will be made by
Dr. William S. Thayer, of the Johns
Hopkins faculty, who has taken consd-
cradle interest in the study and care of
consumptives. For time he was presi
dent of the tuberculosis Commission.
DR.. Herbert M. King, of the Loomis
Sanatorium, New York, we'll known
authority on tuberculosis, who designed
the pavilions, will also deliver an address.
Another important speaker will be DR..
Arnold c. klebs, of Chicago. DR.. klebs'
writings on tuberculosis have made him
famous, and the committee is happy that
he has signifed his willingness to be
present.
Following the exercises, the gathering
will go through the administration build
ing and infrmary and inspect the out
buildings and pavilhons where the con-
sumptives hope to be cured. A lunch
con has also been arranged to conclude
the days trip. The party will return
to Baltimore late in the afternoon.