Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-04
LOCAL IIGN BOYS
 CAPTURE HONORS Sorrells, Toney and Allen Among Winners at State
 Track Meet.
WADSWORTK CHAMP
Little Rock High Gets Secondary championship and Henderson
 for Colleges.

Little Rock. Ark May g. NotWith- standing the fact that the Little Rock High School carried off the secondary championship in today's events of the annual track meet of the Arkansas Athletic Association, scoring forty = five and one-half Joints OH the day $ program. the Pine Bluff High school athletes scored heavily in the respec- tive events and carried back to the Jefferson county metropolis many of the field day honors.
 Little Johnny Sorrells, iAhose good work on the grdiron durinG the foot . ball season is still fresh in the minds of Arkansas football fans, took first honors in the shot put; Morgan Tone% won the pole vault, Jeff Allen won first in running high jump, Smizer caHtured fourth honors in the 2ZU yard run and Albright registered third in the hammer throw and third in the discus throw.
 In the general averages for the day the secondary championship was awarded to the Little Rock Hign. Fort Smith was second with g points, Portland High third With 23 points, Pine Bluff High fourth, with 20 points. TeXarkana, fifth, with fl points, and Hot Springs sixth, with only one point
 Wadsworth, of the Little Rock High was declared the individual champion Keople, of Little Rock, and Paul, ot Fort Smith, tied for second honors and Pat" Kavanaugh, of Little Rock was fourth.
 Henderson took the college meet honors, scoring IS points. CrossWel!, of Henderson, captured the individual chameionship among the college boys. Hendrix College was second with 5l points. Arkansas Conference, third, with seventeen points, the Jonesborn Aggies were fourth with nine points. and the State Normal College, fifth, With seven points
 The only secondary record broken during the day was in the discus throw, when Wadsworth. of Litti, Rock, moved it up from 102 to 10S feet
 In the High School Reclamation con- test, Hary CranZ, of Hot Springs, was awarded first prize with Glenn Mar tel, of Magnolia winning second place.
 In the High School piano contest, Miss Hazel Oates, of Russellville, was awarded first prize, with Miss Zean Bain, of Portland, second.
 Miss Alma Brown, of Arakedphia, was awarded first prize in the High School reading contest, with Miss Marion Brooks, of Russellviile, sec ond.
 Miller Bedding, of Hot Springs, won
  School division.
 In the college oratorical contest, Clack Martin, of Henderson-Brown, won first place, followed by c. s. Brnton, of Cumberland College, sec ond
 In the college piano contest, Miss Fredonia Rowland of Henderson Brown, was awarded first prize, with Miss Adell Lewis, of Arkansas Col lege, second.
 In the college reading contest, Miss Meredith Clarke, of Central College, won first prize and Miss Heptue Cot ner, of Henderson-Brown, won sec ond place.
 Frank McAner, of Hendrix, was awarded first place in the debating contest. Miss Juanita Gillian, of Henderson Brown, was awarded first place in the college voice contest, and Miss Mildred Johnson, of Central, was giv- en second place.
 The results of the remaining con- tests follow:
 High School map drawing, Port land,s first; Gravelly, second; domes- tic science, Crossett; individual man. ual training, Crossett; manual train ing display, Little Rock; quartette Little Rock; preparatory schools