St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1913-05-31
ST. PAUL BOYS.
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places and seven third p!a :as. TIE
foys from st. Paul's Collage of Gov.
ington showed up remarkably we'll |
theS finishing second with five first !
rlaces. four second places anI -FOUR
.l..'d Pieces. Night School was next.
With two second places AMI one third
and the McDonogh-Jeffe-son High |
Schools lone entry, Mcguire, corral
led one second place and One third.
Forrest Cakes, Boys High star ath-
lete. carried the day in the matter
of Individual points. He was twice
first, once second and once third.
gaining total of fourteen points for
his school. Chauvin, st. Paul's best,
was close on the heels of Cakes. hav-
ing two firsts and two thirds to his
credit, which increased his schools
score twelve points. Elderd Stream
of Eoys' High made nine points on
FIST. second and third Har-
old Bot of Boys High made sight
on first and second. Davis of
Night School, and Gueno of St. Paul
did the same, while Didier and Du-
pre- of st. Paul, and Barr, A. Mogab-
CAB and Faust of Boys High each
ran first in one event.
Never was there so much enthusi-
assn displayed in a prep school meet
as there was Saturday by the hig
crowd OF enthusiasts which turned
| OF. to see the events. Each athlete
and team had their respective admir-
ers and many were the cheers when
any race or event would be closely
contested or some favorite would win
out ID hard finish. The very first
event Of the program, the 1OO-yard
dash. was warm from start to finish:
Chauvin and Duplantis OF st Paul
finishing first and second respective
", while Oaks of Boys High was
close third. Chauvin's time was
10 2-5 seconds, and equals the old
record held by Dumas.
RECORDS FAIL FAST.
Barr of Boys High broke the old
record of 5 feet 4 inches in the high
Jump and established muchf better
mark when he cleared the pole at
s feet Z inches. Mcguire OF Gretna
| Jumped it at feet 6 inches. and
Ludwig and Parker of Manual Train
| ing School both jumped feet 3
inches. Ludwig winning out in the
toss. Davis of Night School won the
j half-mile run in minutes l z 20 sec.
onds. Godat and McGraw OF Boys
High Finished second and third.
In the 22O-yard dash, Chauvln OF
st. Paul and Oaks and Cromwell OF
Rows High were SO close together
that until within about twenty Zee.
Of the wire 1t looked like a dead
heat. Chauvin nosed out his rivals,
however and in the jump ahead to
oyertake the rival school representa-:
tive. Cakes beat out Cromwell Tor
second place
/ Harold Bott of Boys High. carried
Tho Old Gold and Purple to victory
in the pole vault, when he cleared
the bar at 10 feet. 1t took Bott onlv
two trials to make the jump, while
stream. one of his teammates. ana
McGuire of Gretna, went over at the
Il same height, but only after many
trials. Bolts Jump breaks Stream, s
old mark of 8 feet 8 inches. Bott
again showed class in the broad Jump
when he finished close on the heels
IF stream. who won the event IN a
iump Of 20 feet "a inches. Bolts
lump wac 20 feet 4 IL inches. Wnlie
tChauvin. the st Paul candidate, went
90 feet IL inches.
Cakes was the best in the 12O-yard
high hurdles, stepping the distance
in IT 2-5 seconds, and establishing
a new mark. Cakes was first again
in the 22O-yard low hurdles. his time
lbeing q 3-5 seconds, as against the
old record held by Eustis OF ~ z-o
seconds. Dfdier of St. Paul smashed
the 12-pound hammer record &c
smithereens. when he hurled the
hammer 139 feet 10 10 inches. The
cid record was 127 feet, and was
held by Barcello.
Gneno of st. Paul won the 440-vare
dash in Sc 3-5 seconds. while Faus'
Of High School. in a beautiful race
cantured the mile race in niina.es
90 3-5 seconds, and breaking the
record of Vizcarra. which was 5 min.
utes and 10 seconds. Faust kept tc
the rear until the final lap when nc
oyerba.l]ed Davis of Night School and
Mccormack. his schoolmate, winning
, in great sprint.
A. Mogaggab of Boys High wor
the discus event breaking his old
: mark of SO feet by 98-foot s-inch
heave. The relay race was some
what onesided. Christcffer. who lee
of for St. Paul, allowing his team te
get under a big handicap, which they
never recovered, although Chauvtn
and Duplantis tried hard to make Il
up.
: Soule and Jesuits colleges were not
represented on the field at all, not.
withstanding the fact that they had
many athletes entered. The c1llciais
were: Referee, L. di Benedetto;
starter, George Queyrouze; timers
: Mason, Lombard. White. Hausman
finish judges, DIR. Love, Commagere
. ball. Summers, Woodward. Werle1n
clerk of course, Montgomery; scorer
, Baldwin; announcer, Gillis; marshal
stem: assistant marshal. Mansell; in.
spectors. Mutter, Adalbert.
100-Yard Dash-Chauvin tSt
paul). won; Duplantis (St PAUL.
second; Oakes, (Boys' Hfgh), third
Time-1O 2-5 seconds.
High Jump-Barr (Boys' High, :
feet I inches; Mcguire fGretnal,
feet 6 inches; Ludwig, and Parke~
> (Manual), ) feet inches. tNew
Half-Mile Run-Davis fNight
. schoCl). first; Godat, boys High
second; McGraw (Boys' High. third
Time-2 minutes IL Us seconds
eao-Yard Dash-Chauvin lst
-,< &c. nokn- (Rnvs' Highly