The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

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medals.
Ryland Lacy, who won the first of
the three heats in the junior event.
also won the final.
The result follows: First. Ryiand
Lacy; second, Henry West; third. VIII
liam Horn. Time, 7 seconds
On account of the shortness Of the
field. the 10o-yard senior event was cut
10 10 yards. The many entries also
neeessitated the running of heats.
Result: First, F L. Belts, second.
Ralph Luttrell; third, W. 9. Blassing-
ham. Time. IS seconds
The 22o-yard run In the Junior class
followed. One heat, fourteen starters.
Result: First, Ry1and Lacy: second.
!. Hoffling: third, +. Seay; fourth.
Henry West Time 33 seconds.
The standing broad jump, eleven en-
tries senior class:
Luttrell, with a jump of . feet "
inch, won.
HesuIt: First, Luttrell. feet u inch;
second, Blassingham, s and IL inches:
third, Breeder. feet inches; fourth,
Hall, feet inches
The junior shot put was won by Ray
mond Drewry, with east OF rs feet
inches
Lathrop and Lacy were tied for sec
ond, with % feet 101z inches.
on the throw off Lacy won second
place. with u feet II inches.
The senior 44o-yard run was decided
In one heat. there being nine entries
Results: Ryland, first; kershaw. sec
ond; Bethel, third, Hill, fourth. Time
1:o4 "A
The senior twelve pound shotput
was next on the program. Several of
the contestants were new 10 the game,
but good puts were made, The win
ners were Mosby NoEge, first, distance
81 feet inches. r. q. Cushman, second,
distance 81 feet & inches w. G, Adams,
third distance 80 feet inches; NJ L.
Bethel, fourth distance 80 feet / inch.
Excellent marks were made In the
Junior running and standing broad
jump contests. the running resulting
as follows: Lacy. first; Haffling. Sec
ond: Seay. third. Distance of winner.
IA feet 5 inches.
In the standing the results were;
West. first; Seay. second: Lacy. third.
Distance, feet
The 22o-yard dash, seniors, fur
nlshed lots of excitement, the runners
being we'll punched, Results: Beets,
first; Blasstngham, second, LuttreH,
third. Time. IS 4-5 seconds.
In the senior running broad Jump
there We're sixteen entries, each hav-
ing three jumps the four best marks
competing in the final for the medal.
Result: Dickey first 6 feet o inches,
Belts, second, 16 feet inches; Bias
singham. third. 16 feet Ia inch.
The last event Of the Junior class
was the high Jump. The final re-
suited; Lacy, first. feet "a inches;
Horn, second. i feet Powell and Half
fling tied for third. feet.
The SS0-Nar5 capihr run nrOyad
hard grind and the finish was close.
Results; Ryland first; Peasants, sesg
ond; Cushman, third. Time, 2;32 ~.
Ryland collapsed after finishing
first. but soon recovered.
One mile walk senior class-Re-
suits: Bethel first; Ryland. second;
Lee, third. Time. 1870 As.
Tug-of- war-Junlors--Card depart
ment VS.. the policy department. Won
by the policy department
Tug war-Seniors- depart
ment VS.. the policy department Won
by the card department,
240 relay race--Iuniors--Ca de-
parrment VS.. the policy department.
Won by the card department.
44O relay--Seniors-- de-
partment VS. the office. Won by the
office.
Baseball game between Hickories
fRiverside league) and the Junior
team was won by the Hickories by
the close score Of to 3.
Onicials of the meet. the first of It's
kind ever held in the South, We're;
Allen Saville, University of Virginia.
referee; Wipiam S. Pittman. South
Atlantic association, starter; Frank s.
Tousey. Church Civic association.
clerk of the course; w. G.. Hayes
Stevens, assistant clerk and an
nouncer.
Judges--E. y. Harris, Harvard
John Sidney Davenport, Jr. Trinity;
George Brothers. Lehigh; DR.. s. B.
Moon, Washington and Lee; w. e.
Crawford. Virginia Boat club and
Shepherd Crump. Richmond Light In
fantry Blues,