The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL WINNER /"
OF ACADEMIC HONORS.
Swept Academy and M cGuire's Off Their Feet at
Track Meet for Championship of Richmond
Harlow, Academy, Star Of Occasion.

from the 16-pound hammer throw, an
event which has little place on an
academic track meet program. The
rough material looks good, and had n
lew oil the mon not heen overanXious
they might have secured places.
Relay Race Feature.
Tho relay race was the climax Of
the afternoons sport, and had 1t gone
over longer course there Is no ques-
ton but that Harlow, last man for the
Academy, would have closed the gap
ard captured that event for his school
AS 1t was. he appreciably closed up
the gap which was between him and
McGuire's. High School won the race.
Cosby led off. but was eaten TO the
first station BY Wilson. who started
for. McGuire's. Beattie. for Academy.
trailing.
Ancell, touched by Wilson. main
tained his lead over Clopton. and the
two widened the distance between
themselves and Nettles. second man
for Academy. on the third quarter.
Satterfcid. running for High school,
overlook Carroll. for McGuire's, and
gave the race TO Walleystc!n with a
good lead. Seymour. for Academy
failed to make UP any OF the loss for
HIS team. The last lap saw Wallerstein
away In front. With Mercer putting
up pretty race. and Harlow unbot-
Ting world OF speed. Only the short
distance to the tape kept the Academy
boy from winning. 1t was a great
race
If the people OF Richmond were con-
versant with the Intense excitement of
track meet larger crowds would
come out. 1t is absolutely the most
interesting of any branch OF college
athletics. and deserves much better
support than is extended. The officials
deserve credit The events were run
of in good style and the waits were
not oppressive.
The summary follows:
summary.
5o-yard dash trlals-waiierstein III.
s.. first; Cottrell tMeG). second.
Time seconds.
Cosby tH s., second. Time 6 SOC
Third heat-coleman tH. s.. arst.
Carroll tMeGD. second. Time. "a sec
/ Finals-Harlow tR. AS. nrst; wal
ierstein III 81. second cottrell
tMcG.p. third Time. So seconds
wail5rsie!n tH Sd second; Coleman
III. 81, third. Time, 1912 seconds.
Standing broad jump-Anderson (H.
So, first; Clopton III. 81. second: Cole
man III 81. third Distance. feet
Sis !rches,
iio-yard dash Harlow tR- A. hrs,:
suttcrfcld III 81. second; Bradbury
Midget relay-Rlchmond Academy
awarded race becausei neither H.sh
School nor academy came UP TO re-
aulremcnts.
Running high jump-Johnson III
So nrstf Redmond tMeG.l. second
wilson tMcG.p, third. Height. feet
Az inches
5o-yard hurdles. triais-First heat
Cosby III Co. nrst. Seymour tR. As.
second. Time. So.
y Second hest-walerstein III. ST.
hrst Beattie 1R. A.. second. Time. d
seconds.
Finals-Awarded High school, sn
three places
Shot pa; ga4gett II. s., arst:
50. third. Distance. sc feet 7,s Inches
sso-yard run-Bradbury III s),hrst:
Anderson III S. second: Omohundro
on. 81, third. Time. Q minutes Is
seconds
Standing high jump-cosby tH. IS,
frss: Clopton III. 81. second: Colonna
(MeGo third. Height, feet 81. inch
az u -. a. y Ilr Il /:
Coleman III. 81. second Mercer
fMeGr). third, Time. ~ as seconds
Running broad Jump-Bass Oh 81.
first; Clopton III. 81, second: Carroll
(MeG }. third. Distance, II feet y
inch
Senior relay-High School COSBY
satterheld. Wailerstein. C,opton) ;
Academy tBeattie. Kettles. Seymour.
Harlow; McGuire's (AIercer. wilson
Ancel. CARROLL. Won by High School
McGuire's, second: Richmond Academy
third. Time, minute 20 seconds.
ie-Pound hammer throw-Smith
tMcG.) first; Gregory (AIcG), second !:
Willingham III. 81. third. Distance.
IS feet.
Pole vault-Harris tR. As. nrst:
Redmond (McG.). Cosby (H. s.. tied
for second and third Height, 8 feet
Z inches.
Baseball throw-Bass III. S., nrst.
smith tMcG). second: Carroll (NIcG ),
third Distance, 272 feet
In the summary. II. 5. stands for
John Marshall High School: r. A.. for
Richmond Academy; MEG. for Me-
CURES
omeials-w. Y. Reithard. referee
and announcer: Richardson, clerk OF
course: Blackburn, announcer; Scorer
=. y. Bonneville; inspectors Meredith,
Vaughan, Word and Foster: judges of
finish, Stubs, Saunders. Herold: field
judges Hagaman wallace and Stroth,