Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-23


GI-yard dash. boys under thirteen
First, Thomas Baldwin. Blake School
second, Eddie Austin, Polk School; third
Charles Rorke. Blake School.
60-yard dash, boys. unlimited age
First, Owen Meade, Twining School; sec
ond. John Riordan. Gonzaga School; third
Henry Wensten. Blake School.
Ginning the bar-First, Walter Marin,
Blake School: second. Owen Meade Twin
ing School; third, Clarence keenan,, Twin
ing School.
Standing broad jump First, Owen
Meade, Twining School: second Sewel1
Laurenson, Blake School: third, Ebry
Flester, Twining School
Running high jump-First, Ebry F'les-
ter. Twining School: second, Sewell Lau-
rensOn Blake School.
Georgetown Playground.
Georgetown playground, in charge of
Mrs. Agnes Stewart. assisted by Misses
Belle Myers. Stella Cullen and Mary
OBrien.
Twenty-Five yard dash. boys under
ten-First, Emmett Semmelly, Trinity
School; second, Jack Klover Jackson
School; third, Bernard Ricketts,, Hyde
School
Fifty-yard dash. girls under thirteen
First. Ealeska Tyles. Fillmore School;
second. Margaret Cartwright, Corcoran
School; third, Gertrude Herbert, Curtis
School
Sixty-ya dash. boys under sixteen
First. Spencer Wise. Curtis School;
second, Walter Eye. Hyde School,;
third. Ralph Wise, Curtis school.
Sixty-yard dash, unlimited age
First, Frank Gormley. Fillmore School;
second. Richard Holton. Addison
School; third, Brook Brewer, Curtis
School.
Ginning the bar-First, Earl Grant,
jackson School; second. Harold Nc
Caulley, Fillmore School; third, Rich
ard Holton. Addison School
teen-First, Richard Holton. Addison
School; secnd. Brook Brewer Curtis
school; third, Frank Gormley.
Standing broad jump, boys under thir-
teen-First Ralph Wise, Curtis School;
second. Harold Mccaul sy;ss Fil rnr,,s
School.
Running high jump, boys under six
teen-First. Brook Brewer, Curtis School f;
second. Frank GOrmley. Fillmore School;
third. Ralph Wise. Curtis School.
Rosedale Playground.
Rosedale playground, in charge of Miss
Elva Whitcomb and Edward S. Gifillan,
assisted by Misses Edith l.. Grosvenor
and Katherine c.. WhitcOmb.
Twenty-five-yard dash. boys under
Il,
School; second, Henry Bailey, Madison
School; third. William Randolph, Pierce
School.
Twenty-five-yard dash, girls under ten
First. Margaret Crooms: second. Amy
Shapiro: third. Julia Harrigan; all being
of the Blow School.
F'ifty-yard dash girls under fourteen
First. Annie DOre. Blow School; second,
clara Taylor. Blow School: third. Edna
O'Dea Madison School.
GO-yard dash. boys under thirteen-First.
w Martin, Wheatley School: second, L.
Altemus Webb School; third, w. Good
win. Webb School.
First, w. Gibson, Blair School: second,
f. Berght, Blair School; third, w. Martin,
Wheatley.
Standing broad jump. boys under thir-
teen-FIrst W. Martin. Wheatley; sec
ond, W. Corners Blow School; third, I.
Altemus Webb School.
Standing broad jump, boys under six
teen--F'irst. J. Hauraham, Wheatley
school: second. f. Berght, Blair School;
third. w. Gibson, Blair School.
Ginning the bar-First, b. Brady
WheatIey School: second. f. Berght
Blair School; third, w. Goodwin, Webb
School.
Running high jump-F'irst. W. Gibson,
Blair School; second, o. Watts, Wheat
ley; third. L. Schuldt, Blow School.
0CauUAuS OIL 0CuooIS
After next Saturday. the concluding day
of the series. the winning schools will be
presented with banners. Full arrange
ments for presentation have not been
completed. 1t is expected the ceremony
will occur Immediately after the final
games are played.
The scores for the various events have
been arranged SO that perfect score
would be 100. The schools playing on the
several grounds stand at present as fol-
lows
New York avenue playgrounds-Bla
School, - points: Twining School. Is
points, Gonzaga School, points.
Georgetown Fairgrounds Fillmore
School. ~ points; Curtis School, 10 points
Jackson School, IL points; Hyde School,
points: Addison School, points; Trim
ity School. > points; Corcoran School,
points.
Rosedale Observation-Disclosures school
81 points; Blair school, ID points; Webb
school, points; Madison school, points.
Those schools which did not participate
yesterday will probably hold their con-
| tests some day before next Saturday in
| order that the same banners may be
given out at all the Fairgrounds at the
same time.
Negro Children Compete.
| Several hundred children of the Howard
| and Cardozo Fairgrounds met on the
Howard playground yesterday and con-
tested for the Johnson uffield silver cup.
The children of the Mott school were
victors, making score of 135 points.
The next highest score of SO points was
made by the Home school, The Cardozo
! school was third, with points, while
| the other schools which entered the con-
test did not win a single point.
Miss Minnie Price and Thomas r, Iohp
son and w. s. Duffield were in charge
| Of the events.