Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-23
TIE FOR CENTRAL
CLASS. MEET CUP
Unofficial Score Puts Freshmen
A and Senior A Athletes
on Even Terms.
BOUGHTON RUNS TO FORM

Despite the chill in the wind yes-
terday afternoon, City Athletic Field
was alive with hundreds that par
ticipated in the first annual field day
of Central High School. The games
were an interclass affair." and while
the official scorer is still out with
the verdict, 1t is believed that the
freshman A class and the senior A
class have both a strange hold on
the trophy for the class honors The
unofficial score of both classes Is 80
points. In the race for the Individual
honors, and incidentally the Weiner
cup, are Charles Boughton. the
cross-country ''champer;" j. Brooks
Gardner, the fiery-topped sprinter.
and Aaron LASER, the member of
the Big Three that captured the
school trophy last spring at the CO.
lumbia games. The pointage OF the
athletes is not considered in the
award of this cup.
James e. Sullivan, who is to make
the presentment after q careful
study of the times and handicaps of
the athletes. will make his choice
on that basis. Boughton won the
half-mile in 2:0s 4-5 and the mile in
4:48 2-5. Both were won from
yard event that was entirely unlocked
for in the cold weather. The straw
berry one gathered up speed from
scratch and in sixty yards had
gained half the distance OF the llb-
eral handicaps allotted. Benatre
managed to pull Schmidt and Hop
kins over before Gardner in the time
of 10 As seconds. In view of the dis
lance that he cut down and the speed
In which he did 1t, Coach Anderson
believes that Gardner will be con-
sidered for the weiner cup. LASER
captured the pole vault from scratch
with 8 feet inch flyer, and finished
second to Lalor in the low hurdle
event.
The girls events attracted great
interest Under the direction OF
Miss MAY Dolan and Miss Louise
French they ran off smoothly and
well. Ethel Clemmons was the In
dividual star She took first honors
In the basketball throw with a heave
OF 50 feet inches The s'Iu1nna -ias:
1oo-Yard Dash, Handicap 6unior,-,won
by Charles Esposito, e-B lscratch): Krng,
1-B o yds),, second. e. Loenberg. 2-B
!. . yds.), third; s Grahmme, 1-B Is yds.).
1Oo.Yerd Dash. Handicap tsenior,--won
By. d. Benatre, "A q yds.); A. Schmidt.
"A g ydsl. second; HOPKINS, S-A q yds.1.
f fo,rd JOIN rIm Bro % Gardner "A tscrate
Charles Bougbtonl, "a dseratchl; RRaichapd
G E lB Ra % yds Je6 6Sso Cullen
do yds.,, fourth. Time, 9 am. IS S Sa "a
440-Yard Handicap--Won by Kreitzberg,
1 l.ds. az GS ydsl; WiRnsI!d Angus. s.B
third + c. Burr. PA 40 yds.), fourth. Time,
, Pols-vault. Hanaicap-won by Aaron
a. inS, second; ' j. Bser "A g inS, third;
Charles Wagner, Alb ~ in.), fourth.
Height, IT, in;
BY George smith. sA 81 escratch 1e@ William
schmitt, Alb g ft:). second: Albert Erier,
% IT,. fourth; Distance, 80 #. ~ tn.
"A q in ). second; Z, colpe, "a tscratch).
third; Charles Charles opposite, 2-B q in3'
Throwing the Discus, Handicap--wou
by John Flockhart, IA (scratch); william
Brohms "A tseratch,, second; Albert Err
t tseratcR,, fourth. Distance 5i e. e It. H.
.Fifty-Yard Dash (girlsl by Miss
N. osToele. 2-B; Miss ?. Jaeobus. l5B.
second nbst Miss G. ,o Berg srs, third Miss
120-Yard Low Hurdles, Handicap-won
"A Scratch. second; $. LASER. BIB
e g ydss)' third third; y. Ludlow Alb 20 yas9'
soo-Yard Dash, Handieap-won by s.
Grahmme LIB Us yds.l: Frank Vehslage,
"a (scratch), second; NJ. Mueller. LIB (15
yds.1, third; C. Zusi PA 90 yds.), fourth,
Time, I'm. 32s.
Running High Jump, Handicap-Won by (
Lyle Hutchings 3-A (scratchl: Benjamin
Apple, ga a I'M, second; G. Richie, BIB
"a fn.), third; W. Kruger, BIB q I'M, q.
Wright. IA q in.), and A. Bundy, la
q I'M. tied for fourth place. Height.
IT. l in.
Throwing the Javelin, Handicap-Won
by Harold Engleberger. 2-B go ft.);
Charles Watts "A t20 it,, second;
George Smith, 3-A (scratch), third; N.
Gardner, IA go ft). fourth. Distance,
Running Broad Jump, Handicap (senior)
Won by Albert .Bundy, Ia az in;); I.
Milone, BIB ga in), second: BENJAMIN
Apple, ga Us in.), third, No fourth place
taken. Distance II 1T. in.
Girls Basketball Throw-Won by Miss
Ethel Clemens, 3-A; Miss Lorraine Vernee,
"A, second; Miss r. Grosbart, PA. third;
Miss c. Harvey, 2-B. fourth. Distance,
sSo-Yard Run, Handieap-won by
Charles Boughton,. ga iseratchl; John
Cullen, "A l25 yds), second; Winfield
Angus, 2-B 90 yds), third; Walter Greene,
ABB % yds.), fourth. Time, I'm. 8 Abs.
SS0-Yard Interclass Relay, Handicap
Won by IA class, composed of Albert
Bundy, H. Platz, r. Jones and Isadore
Steinbach f65 yds.); ga class t25 yds.),
second; Alb class, third BIB class 40
yds), fourth. No time taken.