The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
H. S. SENIORS WIN
||VTER-CLASS MEET
Coach Conyill's Athletes Make
Better Time in Sprints Than
Varsity Boys.

The Senior team of the Salt Lake high
school won the lnterclass track meet Sat
urday afternoon on Cummings field. scor-
ing a grand total of 625 points. more than
which finished second with 2s points. The
Sophomore class was third, with IL
points, and the freshmen brought up the
rear with Il points.
The weather was ideal for track meet
and about 800 students witnessed tho
events. Although there were no records
OF the events predict that there will be
something doing when the state meet
rolls around
The Senior class took tho lead from the
pulled off. In the century and quarter
mile the three positions were won by
Senior boys.
Heber Romney. who won the 100 yards.
covered the distance In 1914. which is
fast FOR such an early date. Beckman
travelled IN fast time in the quarter mile,
was rather slow, the last quarter was
covered In remarkable time. which shows
that Chandler is there with tho sprint,
Chandler was third man on the last lap,
and was running hard to catch the lead
Ing men, and practically sprnted the en-
tire last quarter. making II in 63 seconds.
An Independent team was made UP FOR
the relay, the haIfmlie being traversed
in l;39 fiat, which is close to state record
time.
Only eligible class contestants scored
points. but Convill entered all track can
didates. as ne will select team which
Will meet the varsity in a dual meet next
Saturday afternoon. In the shot and
hammer the varsity will use the six,
boys will use the regular high school
twelve pound sige. The results OF sew
eral OF the events were much better than
those OF the university interclass meet,
Romney. Scranton and Backman each
made better time in the 100, 220 and 4a0.
respectlvel. than Stone. who won all
three Friday for the varsity freshman
class. Romney vaulted higher than
Richards, and Chandler beat Munsen'e
time in the half mile by seconds. The
relay was several seconds faster than
the varsity time.
The summary:
1Oo-yard dash-Romney first, Fitzpat-
rick second, Hurlbut third: all Seniors
Time. 10 4,,5 seconds
22o-yard bow neutrality-suspicious. first.
(Senlor), Ward second (Sopohmore);
Walker third tsenior). Time. 30 sec
onds.
storer second (Junior; Wilson third
Freshman). Time, ~ seconds.
iiO-yard dash-Backman first. McCann
SECOND. walker third; all Seniors. Time,
alf-mile run-Chandler first (Junior):
Gunior). Time, 2.14 As.
6G Me sCnd Tuncha9aIsp rEs Esars IuniST 4S2G
(Senior). Time. $40 20,
High jump-Murdock hrst (Junior)
Francis second (Scnior): Stout (Fresh-
mani. and Warthman (Senior). tied for
third. Height feet.
Broad Jump-warthman first (senior)
Romney second (senioD;, Shaekleford 5hot
Pole vault-Romney f1cst (Senior)
Young second (Junior): Wetzel third
(Senior). Height, 9 feet inches.
Shotput-Mclntyre first (Junior); Mar
tineau second (Senior), Romney third
(Scnior). Distance. 81 feet l inch.
Hammer throw will be held at high
school Monday afternoon.
Relay race-Seniors first: Fitzpatrick.
Backmap, Warthman, Romney: time, |
l:4O. Sophomores second; Gurnsey, !
Ward, Hilton. Wallace; time, l:iS. In |
team made the fastest time, !
80, Richardson, Mcintyre. Wheeling |
Kirby.
Starter-George Atkins.
Judges-Yeates, Wilson, steino and
McNiece,
Tlmers-Conv!lI, McNicce and Richard
son.
Judge of fnish-Oleson.
Clerk OF course-Stone.