St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-06-14
The Walk Laaehable.

grosteque and comical proved to b.
. tight race between Jesse Johnsos
'lY. NJ. C. A. and Henry Adams o1
the Young Mems Gymnastic Club
Over the greater par. Of the course
these two walked neck and neck and
1t was only in the last 15 yards that
Adams was able to shake johnson
OF.
The relay race between the Birm-
ingham Athletic Club and the Young
Mems Christian Association proved to
be walk away Tor the latter The
Y. M. C. A. team won the race b.
nearly IT'S yards. Edwards, who
ran first for the \. c. A., gained
a lead of over 100 feet on Speigler
the B. A. C starter, and this lead
was gradually heightened until the
B. A. c. team was hopelesly out Of
the race.
The Summary Conplete.
The following Is tAe complete sum-
mary of the events oGthe meet: st.
Paul A, A. stands fSr the st. Paul
Athletic Association Of Covjngton: !:
B. A. c. for the Birmingham Athletic
Club; B H. S. Birmingham for the
Birming CHAM High School; B. H. s..
New Orleans for the Boys High
School of New Orlcads; YIN. G. e.
! for the Young Mems @ymnastic Club
OF New Orleans; Atl3nta A C.. for
the Atlanta Athletic Club and Y. N.
C.. A. for the Birmingham Young
Mems Christian Association
1OO-Yard Dash, h1al-First, rs.
Wiley Chauvin, st. Pap4A. A.. 10 3-5;
second. ~, r. F Hot3Sd, unattached;
third IS, w. J. Gosfn, St. paul A.
A.; fourth, So, Douklas STREET.. b.
A. C.
SS0-Yard Run-Fi4t, IS. Vivian
Jones, b. H S., 2oea s: second, 80
W. S. Lock, Atlanta Al c.; third, so
Henry l.. Adams. Y. M g. c.; fourth
u: J; J: Mccall, St. Ieul 4 4.
est Oakes, B. H. s.. New Orleans
Is As; second, 50. s. Gardner.
B. A. c.; third, 81, Lo}an Mcconnell
st. Paul A. A.
One Mile Run-Fitt, 81, Edw.
Faust. B. H s., New Orleans. 451
As: second, Is. H. Br4Ieal. B. H. s.;
third, 50, c. Chase. ST Paul A. A.;
fourth. A, W. Davis, n. G. G.
44O-Yard Dash-Fir4. So, Douglas
STREET.. B A. c., 81 se4nds; second |
II, E. v. Provensal unattached;
third, Sc. Lee Poe, NJ C.. A.:
fourth, Allen Lowman. P. H. s.
22O-Yard Dash-Fisat. 76. Paul
Duplantis, st. Paul Al A.. "a rs
seconds; second, 50, Hill. McGreg
or, B. A. c.; third, 37IPaul Green
Birmingham Y. NJ. C. A
22O-Yard HurdlesHrst, IS, w
J. Gossen, st. Paul A. Al IS 2-5 sec.
ondS;, second. 50, H. II McGregor.
B. A c.; third. So, HIS. Gardner
B. A. c.; fourth. 30. L{wndes Nor.
2-Miile Run-First q Fred Gal
lant, r. M. C. A. {: Is ~; ecIuInd a |
-, Douglas Beatty 81 A.
sso- Douglas }fmr,Jk., fayr e
1. aaesg=1srd asss.r r. &C. s.4s seasa5 second I I
- Jesse johnson. Y. M. c. A.; T,
fourth, IS, S.Scnnefder, Z. NC c.:
fourth, 5S. Tom MCGOWAN. B. A C.
Pole Vault-First. IS, II. Bott. B
4. s.. New Orleans, 1914; second I,
ss, H Beatty, Y. M. c. A.. 50;
.hird, 81, Logan Mcconnell, st. Paul /
80 a., ~0Vp GO96Cu uP.
Running High Jump-First. s2S. ,
Joe Chisholm, Y. NJ c. A., Birming- !
ham. 81; second, 6S. r. l.. Beutell.
3. A. c., SIS; third, 50, Roy Chap. !
nan. Y. M. C. A., SIS. II
Running Broad Jump-First, 81 /,
logan, Mcconnell, St. Paul A. A.,
S-S IL; second, %, Roger Bite, I
5. H. S.. 1874 1-2; third, 80, M. s. {
Gardiner, B. A. c., 17-2 1-2. se
Running Hop. Step and Jump
'irst. -, Andrew Gueno. St. Paul A. 9
y. AL 1-2; second, 81, George {
rank. Y M. G. c., 1910; third, SO, !,
zee Poe, Y. M. C. A., 1913. q
16-Pound Shot-First. IS, L Du- 4
re, St. Paul A. A., 1856 lag Sec
nd. "a. Walter Dubard, Atlanta A.
!, 35-2; third. So, M S. Gardiner, :
J. A. c., 34-5. En-
!6-Pound Hammer-First, 20, o. +
'idier. st. Paul A. A., 1868 1-2;
9cond. So, M. S. Gardiner, b A. c., ts
O2-6; third, 81, Logan Mcconnell,
/. Paul A. A.. 1876 1-2. I,
Discus-First, SO, Presley Well
an, st. Pull A. A., 1O1-1O 1-2; Sec I,
nd. So, NJ. S. Gardiner, B. A. C., p
D1-9 1-2; third, so, G.. Christoffer,
;. Paul A. c.. Gel. N
Javelin-First, SO, H H. McGre9- I,
:, B. A. c., 1903; second, 69, M. S. l.
ardiner. B. A. c., 1898; third, So.
om McGowan,f b. A. c., 1874 1-2. fe
56-Pound Weight-First, 69, M. 8 f.
ardiner, B. A. C. 24-6; second. 60.
Crawford. B. A. c., 21-4; third G
!. Zen Mutter. st. Paul A. A., 49, NJ
1-2. ~
Mile Relay-First, Birmingham Y
G. A.; second, Birmingham Ath- W.
.ic Club. v
Points-Won by st. Paul A. A.. es
!; B. A. c., "A; Birmingham Y. s
c. A., %.
Points--Won by st. Bernard Col n
,e, o.; Birmingham H. s.. II: b q
5. New Orleans.15; Columbus Y G
g. A., o; Atlanta A. c., 6; Y.
G. c. TO-
s; st. Bernard. o. Pa
Following is the report of the sec.
d days events: Sc
Frank T. tiormley, physical tirec- he
of the Young Mems Gymnastic Ju
lb should be congratulated upon Ga
|. brilliant showing of his prote- er,
u in the senior day events Of the be
lual fielding and track meet of hu
} Southern Association, A. A. u,
Birmingham, Ala. last Saturday. c..
J Y. M. G. C. cracks piled up C.
al OF IS points, more than double c.,
total OF their nearest competitor, sec
} St. Paul A. A. team, the latte.
ring ~ points. Complete senior fiel
summary follows: mo
90 Yard-Jolly. Y. NJ. G. c.. first: M.
,an. B: A. c., second. Coleman
fourth. Time. 10 1-5 seconds Il
Mr.. Alley jolly, as referred to in fee