The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1911-05-16
c. H. S. Meets Defeat.

noon, has returned nome, Dut tney
brought with them no laurels. The
local boys were simply handicapped
by having to compete with college
men, who had been in training for
perhaps years, while our boys were
small and had received training on
ly a few weeks. Grown men were
entered as Juniors, while some of
the Cambridge team were entered
as Seniors. One of the Hopkins stu
dents is reported to have said that
Cambridge was too honest to win.
Owing to the fact that there were
only two State High School teams
entered, the officials of the track
decided to cancel the Rural High
School events, and consolidate all
~sOdr boys, weight and height being
against them. Mr.. George Radcliffe
former principal of the Seminary,
but now head of the Board of Man
ayers at the Johns Hopkins, said:
"The Cambridge boys did splendid
work, and I am proud of them"
Our boys lacked experience, which
they gained here; spikes, which
they will get, and practice, which
they are getting.
Following were the results of the
preliminary heats in the running
events:
100 Yard Dash-Senior
First Heat-James c. Patterson.
B. C. c., first; J. Jacobs, Balti-
more Poly Institute, second; w
Blake, Friends School, third; Wen
del Potter, C. H. S., fourth. Time,
10 4-5 seconds.
Second Heat-Smith, Tome, first;
Ingersoll, Penn. Charter, second; G.
Fritz, B. C. c., third; Paul Lake,
c. H. S., fourth. Time, 10 3-5 Sec
onds.
Third Heat-A. S. Ewell, B.P.L.
first; L. R. Woodside, Church
School, second; R. Harding, CHS,
third; Hazelton Brannock, c. H. S.,
fourth. Time, II 1-5 seconds.
100 Yard Dash-Junior
First Heat-C. M. Stewart, Mars
tons University, first; Hall, Tome
second; H. Straus, B. G.. c., third ;
Crompton Kerr, C. H. S., fourth
Time, 10 As seconds.
Second Heat-O. Melemet, B. G.
c., first; West, Tome, second; F
Hallan, Friends School, third; L
pa,..set, {, foss-tkk. Tine
II LIS seconds.
Third Heat-Hall, Tome, first; M
Hubbard, c. H. s., second; w. Ba-
ker. B. C. c., third. Time, II Is
seconds.
Fourth Heat-B. Ford, B. c. c..
ssfiFse:: Alters, Tome, second; w. A.
Pollard, Central High School, third.
Time, II 1-5 seconds.
12O Yard Hurdle
Shoemaker, Penn Charter, first !;
Peterson, Tome, second; E. Hunt,
Central H. s., third; tombstone, Penn
Charter, fourth. Time, II 1-5 Sec
onds.
Shot Put
Smith, Tome, first; Hiscox, Tome,
second; Bunting, Penn. Charter,
third. Distance, "A feet IL in.
go Yard Hurdle
First Heat-E. Blakenstone, Gen.
trail H. S., first; Buckley, Tome, sec
ond; Howard Phillips, c. H. S., 4th.
Time, 27 3-5 seconds.
Second Heat-Petersno, Tome.
first; Hunt, Central H. S., second !;
Eugene Ruark, C. H. s., third. Time
% 3-5 seconds.
22O Yard Dash-Senior
First Heat. C. Patterson, BIC.
c., first; Hyde, Tome, second; R.
Gordy, c. H. S., third; S. Yates, c..
H. s., fifth. Time, rs As seconds.
Second Heat-Goodman, Tome,
first; r. Barry, B. C. c., second; P.
Lake, C. H. S., third. Time, "a As
seconds.
go Yard Dash-Junior
First Heat-Paull, Tome, first;
C. Hanna, Loyola H. S., second;
Crompton Kerr, C. H. S., third.
Time, "a 3-5 seconds.
Second Heat-C. M. Stewart,
Marston's University, first; PAUL,
Tome, second; Milton Hubbard, CHI
s., third. Time, "a 3-5 seconds.
Pole Vault
Curtis, Tome, first; tombstone,
Penn. Charter, second; Riding, Penn,
Charter, third. Height, IL feet 9
inches. Beating South Atlantic rec
ord by 2 inches.
High Jump
M. Low, Friends School of Wash
ington, first; Curtis, Tome, second;
Shoemaker, Penn. Charter, third.
Height, feet 10 inches.
Broad Jump
Curtis, Tome, first; Polling, Penn,
Charter, second; D. Cronin, B. c..
c., third; H. Brannock, C. H. S., 4th.
Distance, 10 feet 4 IL inches.
40 Yard Dash
RGordy, CHS, fifth; E. Ruark,
C. H. S., sixth; Wendle Potter, c..
III. S., seventh.
At meeting of the School Board
today the teachers in Cambridge
were authorized to have holiday to-
morrow afternoon for the purpose
of cleaning up.
Too Late to Classify