The Washington herald., 1910-06-07
TECH WINS THE MEET
Capture Most of the Points
at Marshall Hall.
AS BUSINESS ALUMNI HOSTS
stenographers' Athletes Only Able
10 Land Second PIace-CentraI
Gathers Seven Points-sfotor Boat
Races Are Exciting-The vaIores
Captures Washington Herald Cup.

The Business High School Alumni As
ISOLATION held it's annual excursion to
Marshall Hail. yesterday. All the local
schools. including Friends and the Ma
tional Cathedral School took part in the
field and track games. Central entered
only a few men, and scored Lut seven
points. First honors for the meet were
between Technical and Business, Tech
just winning with thirty-nine. and Bust
ness a close second with thirty-one.
The Blacksmiths showed that they
could do something in the way OF field
events, as well as machine work. and
also captured the 75-yard dash for first
year students, the 75-yard dash for
novices. and the 1Oo-yard dash was won
by Thrall. and the SS0-yard run for
novices went to Snow.
Business won the 900-yard run FOR first
year students. Shore captured the stand
ing broad jump, and Business won second
place in most of the other events.
The Maroon and Gray school won the
Presidents Cup for scoring the large9
number of points, and the Spaulding tro-
ply was awarded to E. W. Thrall, also
Of Tech. for the largest number OF indi-
vidual points.
Tied in Broad Jump.
In the standing broad jump. Farmer
dan Shore tied for first place. both max
ing the jump in nine feet. Reuter- was
third with eight feet eleven inches.
Farmer and Shore were then Obliged to
take the jump over, Shore winning by
one inch.
A lot Of interest and excitement was
displayed in the motor boat races, which
was big feature or the days pleasure.
the smaller launches leaving Washington
before the steamer Manchester and the
speed boats starting half hour afterward,
passing the steamer long before IT reach
ed Marshall Hall. This race was divided
into four classes The first class, for
speed boats only. the second class for
launches over twenty-nine feet the third
class for launches between nineteen and
twenty-nine feet. and the fourth was de-
voted 10 boats under nineteen feet.
The first class. which was for the
Washington Post Cup. WAS disputed by
an unnamed boat from Alexandria claim
that the Grey Bat from. Washington
had too much time allowance. The
judges did not render a decision last
night. but viii go over the figures again
to-day TO decide which craft won.
The launch Teaser won the Washing
ton Times Cup IN the second class. The
Teaser is owned by Frank Sanford.
VaIores Wins Herald Cup.
Glass number three was won by the
Valores. owned by Mr.. Lyons. who cap
tured The Washington Herald Cup.
The judges who started for the boat
races were Don c. Clarke. ]. Edwin Law
ton. Ross L. Fryer. and Thomas F.
Scott. The judges at the finish were
Fred C. Cromwell. Charles Jones. and
Adrian sizer.
| The officials for the. field ana track
events were;
i Referee-Dr D. E Wiber
starter-c. E. Beckett, Of the J. NJ.
c. A.
Clerk OF the course-AIbert NJ. Chesley,
/ Washington Y. NJ c. A
Judges at the finish-James O'Shea. A.
A. Z; G. F. Green. Cathedral School for
Boys; Charles King. Y NJ c. A, and Il,
I W. White. Business High School.
Timers-w. c. Thatcher. =. a. L; c.
/ Z. Edwards. d. c. Grain. w G. Stewart
| Business High School alumni
Field judge-Dr. ". B. Hudson.
! AnnoucceT-C. A. Watson,
! scorer-C. A. Hart. Business High
School.
Marshals-C. A. Jones. Business High
School alumni; p n. Hughes. Washing
ton high schools; Allan Davis, Business
High School: ". a. Wetzel. Y NJ. C A.
Inspectors-Robert Maurer, Central
High School; E. W. Mathews, Western
High School; w. J. Wallis, Technica,
High School; w. NJ. Smith. Eastern High
| School.
The Summaries.
T5yard dash; frst-yeaT students-Ffrst heat wol
BY Smith, second. Buriey. Second beat won b
Morris; secopd. Gl0zman. Tine. osT 3-5. Final
won BIZ Morris Tech: second. Smith. Business
third Glozman, Central. Time. o1s as
T5yard dash; noyice-Flrst heat won BY ThTan
second, Bridges. Time. o19 Is. Second heat VOL
hy soott second WitheTspOon. Time. o. Final
won BY Thran Tech second, Scott Business; third
WithersDoon f. S s. Time. o:lo -
l0o-yard dAsh-First heat won By Trial; second
Scott Time. 0l0 i-6 Second heat Won By Low
won By Farmer; second Shore. Time, olo IS
Finals won by Thran. Tech; second. Scott. BUS
ness; third. Farmer, Tech Time, Ell Is
ITnils ruD-Won By Lendon, Central; second
Hurd Tech; third Holland. Business. Time SIS.
Seo-yand run; n0yice-Won BY Snow. Tech: second
lockwood, Cathedral; third. Thompson, Business
Time go.
6OO-yard run-won by LundOn, Central: second
| SHAW BuAuea&1 AlllFAs AOIhMuoas NddluNAA. linz
l3
shot-put-won BIZ Hamilton Central. Il feet
inches: second. Farmer. Tech. 80 feet 5 inches
? third. Kelley, Central 80 feet IL inches.
Broad jump; noFice-Won by Low, Friends,
feet ! inch; second. Tew. THech, feet \ inch
third Scott Business, feet l0ls inches.
So0yard ran hrst-year students-Won by ]. Smitl
; Business; second, Flax, Tech; third, Snow. reci
Tine GAS
Standing broad Jump; 0pen-Won By Shore. Bus
: ness. feet; second. Farmer. Tech. feet: thirJ
; Reuter-. Central feet II inches.
Relay raoe-Won by Reuter- Central Time, %
: Central: Hunt. Hamilton Kelly. and Reuter-.
. BOAT RACES.
Glass l--speed boats; for the Washington Pc
CUP Undecided,
T. Class 2-Pover bats oTer 9 feet long; for Il
Washington Times cup. Won by the Teaser, FraT
Sanford owner.
Class s-Powe= boats between 10 and 3 feet
length. for the Evening Star cup. Won By Il
i Katherine, J. II. Baltz. owner.
. Class $-Pcwer boats under 70 feet IN length; f
The Washington Herald cup. Won By the val0e
/" Afr. Lyon. owner.