Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
Score in Field Events.

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1t was in the field events that the Wash
ington team made its greatest number
of points, 81 falling to its lot in the six
events. The running broad jump was
the only one in which il did not count,
Charlie King, the record holder, being
way off form and not being able to dc
better than fourth. Bradley Gish, who
was entered, would undoubtedly have won
it, but an automobile accident made him
too late in arriving.
He was in time for the shotput, how
ever. and he proceeded to win in from
all of the Monumental city'S best weight
men. He repeated again in the discus
throw. Tweedy of Yale scored four points
next to Gish in the shotput and third in
the discus event.
Tom Barrett has gotten so accustomed
to winning the hammer-throW and people
have gotten so accustomed to see him
do it that Kersberg's victory caused
overweight and his performance showed
that he was not in training. yet he was
able to smash record which has stood
for several years. He expects to 60 In
active training to do even better before
the year ends.
The work Of Low and Weideman in
the high jump and pole vault was Of
the best. Many people that Weideman
will better his yesterdays mark and that
it is only a question of time until Low
viii set a new jumping mark He cleared
the bar at five feet eleven inches yes
terday. Jack Sterrett. the record holder.
finished second to Weideman in the pole
vault.
All things being taken into considers
ton the meet was an unqualified sue
cess there being very little argument
and the events being run off on schedule
time.
The summaries:
1OO-yard dash-First hest-won by Ira E: Ry-
c. A.; third. a. Fred Warner, B. c. c. c. Time.
r G. c second second Il L. BSweP; TINY w. A.
Final heat.Won by j. c. Patterson, b. c. c: c.;
second, II. j. Brock man, B; Y. NJ G. A; third
sso-yard run-won by Charles A. Rogers. 1r..
B. G. c. O.: second John G. Stecker. W. A.: A.
third: j. B. Brown, B. y. NJ. G. A. Time
Thomas MasDOaas9M O. ts Gi E g.
Allison, b E: 6; e; Time, o2s. Second heat
Fss WfSs: G. J. J. 9 81 a. 81 !s ss VI
heat.Won By Paul J. glacsistone; W 4. A. A.:
sseS Wiley J. 3 E. E saG" g. B. Fine IN LEO
one-mile run-Won BY George J. Horn. B. Q.
g ss ssesaa s, Milton e T. W 5o4 Is
Won by j. B. Brown, O. Y. NJ Q. A.; eecOnd,
W. Brent Young, w: A. A.; third. John A.
Mahoney.. W. 4. 4; Time; o;s4 Is:
Henry J. Brockman, c. y. NJ. c. A: Time.
% 10.
Two-mile run-Won by Henry Q; Elphinstone,
B. c. C. c.; second. Arthur G. Holden, Fifth
Regiment NJ. n g.; third Louis II. Hiteshen, o.
Y. NJ c. A. Time, 1921 lis.
Running broad jump-WOn by +. Herbert Prem,
St A. Episcopal Gym distance. 10 feet inchesl 4:
second, Gerald Connolly, B. c. c. c. distance.
10 feet; third, E B. Allison, B. c. G. G. dds
lance, Is feet 81 inchesl.
Running high jump-Won BY Marshall Low: ";
Connolly. B. G. Q. delight feet 10 inches);
third, h. p. Diemsr, B. @. C. G. Cheight, feet
inches). low and Connoliy tied, Low winning
16- pound shotput-won BY D. B. Gish. ". A.
A. distance. 30 feet SA inches): second, Tenn
pie Tweedy. w. A. A. distance. 36 feet 11A
inches): third. H. w. Canister, jr., B. A. G.
distance. 30 feet 9ai inches,.
Pole vault-Won by Harry = Weidmann. w. A.
A. theight: IL feet 8 inches: second. John A.
sterrett W. A; A. .height;; 10 feet 8 inches
10 feet q inches,. wiley and Robertson, W. A.
A.. tied for third. Wiley winning jumpo6?
Discus throw-Won by D. B. Gsh. W. A. 4.
distance, 100 feet ~ inches); second, b. w.
Canister, jr.,. B: A.. G. distance. 98 feet o
inches); third, Temple Tweedy, b. A. A. dds
lance, 95 feet ga inches).
lSpound hammer throw-Won by u. E kere-
berg, W, A. A. distance. 13A feet ~ inches)
second. Thomas <; Barrett. MA. sy; o lSis-
w. 4. A. (dista2ce. 81 feet 10 iscses).