Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-29
COMPLETE SOUTH ATL ANTIC
AMATEUR UNION RECORDS
New Marks for Indoor and Outdoor Contests
as Compiled by the Official
Handicapped.

Given below are all the records for the
| South Atlantic Branch Association as
compiled by the official Handicapped. This
| data is complete and includes all meets
up to date. in both indoor and outdoor
| contests.
The indoor championships are an in
noyation in the South Atlantic Associa-
ton and were decided in the different
| meets which were held in Washington
and Baltimore during the year. The in
door champions, as classified, received the
regular gold die championship medals
| identical with those given to the out
door champions), and will retain their
| title until the same events are decided
again this winter-simiIar' to the outdoor
| winners
During the past year the records of the
| association have been gathered together
and put in tangible form, so that from
now on the athletes will know what the
mark is that they are trying to better.
From now on there are to be the follow
| ing classes of records, which, for conven-
| fence, are explained:
Class /. which composes records made
| by registered South Atlantic Association
athletes in open events. in open games
held in the association under South At
| lantic sanction. These are. strictly speak
| ing, South Atlantic records. for, manifest
ly, it is not fair to give a South Atlantic
record to q man registered from another
association. An instance of this difficulty
is found In Mr.. Tait's mark made in the
| mile during the winter. TAFT was a Can
adam athlete. and was so registered.
Provision is made for him in
Class III, which comprises records made
by athletes registered in other assOcla-
| lions in open events in open games in
I 10 ion yu-ih he incl Tor
those records made, as above, by foreign
athletes in good standing. This class
j., might more conveniently be designated
nonresident records of the South At
Glass III. Collegiate records Of the
South Atlantic Association or records
made in open games held undeiS the South
Atlantic sanction, including dual compe-
but not the collegiate records themselves.
Class ". Interscholastic records,
which are divided into two groups, as
follows:
(a) Records made by registered South
Atlantic Association interscholaStic ath-
leteS in scholastic meets under South At
lantic sanction. or made in scholastic
events in open sanctioned meets OF the
association.
(b) Records made by interscholastic
athletes registered from other associa-
tons. as in class III. above.
Glass V comprises the best marks in
the South Atlantic district.
From the number of records broken and
equaled the fact is manifest that the
skill OF the athletes is increasing. Then,
too. more meets have been held in this
association during the past athletic year
than ever before. The prospect for the
191O-19I1 season is brighter than ever.
Many indoor meets are already practi-
cally scheduled for Baltimore and Wash
ington, and by the time the outdoor season
rolls around it is certain that in addition
he ,YNo- Of
eral dual meets of interest will be Sched-
uled.
1t is expected that many changes will
be made In the official records during
the coming track campaign, and also that
some of the champions of 1910 will find
that others have taken their places as
''topnotchers'' in their particular events.
The South Atlantic champions for this
year are:
Indoor Champions.
1OOyard hurle-G. Horrax, j. H. U. Time,
OH 4-5.
100 yard dssh-Oharles A. King. ". G. A. A.
Time O1O 2-5.
Hop, step and jump-G. Horrax, ]. H. u.
Distance, Al feet.
ssoysrd run-B. NJ. Hidebrand ". G. A. A.
44o-yard run-Charles A. King, W. G. A. A.
! 1s pound shotput-J H. Sheridan. ". Y NJ.
Two mile r.n-Robert F. Fleming. unattached.
Pole vault-Jdhn A. sterrett, unattached.
One-mie rum G. Breyer J. H. U. Time,
4.3s As.
Outdoor Champions.
12o-yard hurdle-Loutrell Timanus, B. c. C.
Time. OH.
100 yard dash-F. A. Senft, McC. A. c. Time
O. 1O1
E,,it
Time, EOS Is.
one-mile rum. A. Geller e. G. C.. Time,
44oy.rd dash-F. A. Warner. Nee. A. c.
2o,yard hurdle t.sraishtaSw.y'- J. B. Nc
ss sessrd d dash q" @ . !, Broelm.n
Nice. A Z. Time U.22 as.
Pasas Nss.s ss RGI~i
/, letc Association 20. A. King. ": B. Young. G.
sm,nson s,,s r ,I f. Herring Vim Tim; as1 80
c. A. Height feet. 81. inches
Running broad jump Charles a: King W. G..
W g. A. A. distance. = feet s inches.
Pole yeult-John A. sterrett, unattached
N, 4: g: I.tancs. re feet inches: ~,
rSitin a'isnes en s.h nes
| ment A. A. Distance. 80 feet 10 inches.
South Atlantic Records.
Glass I.
35-yard dash-Georre W. Knapp. J. H. u. and
Eugene l.. Passagno. J. II. u. tied. Time,
o.04 is.
Jp-yard dash-Harry h. Tootle, j. II. U. Time,
O.O5 3-S.
1OO-yard dash-James A Rector. L. Va. Time
| O.lU
220-yard daeh-E Gardner Ziegler. NJ. A. c.
Time. % As (curved coursel-
44OySrd dash-Joseph Townsend England. ].
-, II. L. Time. O.51 45.
| sSO-yard run-Paul f. Herring, Mt. W. A. C.
Time, 2.O1 Is.
| 1-mile run-Frank G. Breyer. J. H. q. Time
1 4.:IA I-5.
| Emile run-Georse W. Seaman. W. Y. NJ. C.
! A. Time. 1040.
Smile run--C. G. Kaufman, c. Y. NJ. C. A.
Time. 1907.