Evening journal., 1914-06-06
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
BRINCSLOWERRECORD
Carlton Clears 5 Feet 6 In
cheS in the High
Jump
CLASS OF 1915
WHISTLE HONORS

N"hMA1d " TIC uithhiiB u iHcDIub
and fast time in an events, tho annual
field and track meet Of the Wilmington
High School was held yesterday after
noon.
A new record was hung up by Carlton
Nearsley in the nigh jump, when he
topped the bar at feet O inches. 3
inches better than Walter Simpsons
record Of 1909.
Rheuby, running splendid race,
walked away in the 440-yard event and
equaled the record Of So seconds. This
performance stamps him az a conner
and with proper training he should
come close to 50 20 seconds next year
The class of 1915 ran off with the
honors, collecting 46 points. For indi-
vidual points scored, Palmatory piled
up Is points. All Of his points were
won by first places, one in the hundred
yard dash, one in the broad jump and
one IN the pole vault.
Event No. /, the hundred yard dash.
was a thriller, Harlan Palmatory win
ming his first glory Of the day when he
crossed the tape several yards in adj
vance of the other contestants in
10 l.5 seconds. The other runners were
punched, but Mathews and Harrington
finished second and third.
After this event special 10 ward
dash event was run for Keesey, Math-
ews and Harrington Mathews won in
2-5.
Tom Eaton brought his 1914 training
season to an end when lie carried off the
honors in the sS0-yard run. He has
been steadily improving, and at the
crack of the gun looked iit to show his
heels to the bunch. Sproul was second.
The time was minutes, IL 2.5 seconds.
In the first trial heat for the 800
hurdles, Ewing and Marston tied while
IN the second, Jones and Sproul tied for
first and Ely followed In the semi
finals, Ewing and Jones won the first
and second trials. After a good get
away in the finals, "Puss" Jones broke
the string several seconds before
Ewing. who finished second. Marston
tripped, which was responsible for his
placing last.
School No. % literally ran away
from the other scholars in the grammar
school relay. Captain Dowd. running
fourth, showed up in fine form, fnish-
ing in fast time the time Of tie race
being 3 minutes IS 10 seconds.
The Senior relay showed IN some
stars in Eaton and O'Toole. Running
second, the latter received the baton
and started of twenty yards in the
rear, but he not only gained this back.
but also beat Hills out by five yards.
Eaton again displayed great form, fin
ishing first.
The summary:
100 yards dash-Won by Palmatory.
10 second, Mathews, IA third, Har-
rington, '16. Time. 10 is seconds.
220 yard dash-Won by Mathews.
IA; second, Crew, IS; third, Keesey.
IA. Time, % 2-5.
440 yard run-Won by Rheuby. IS;
second, Grew, Is; third. Craig. 10.
Time. So seconds fiat.
One mile run-Won by Rheuby, is;
second, Wise, Is; third, Topkis '16.
Time, SIT Is.
Discus throw-Won by Loose. Is:
second Mathews, IA; third. Jones.
IA Distance, IS #. 4 in.
Shot put--Won by Jones, IA; sec
ond Wilson, IA; third. Holland, rs.
Distance, SO #. 10 ga in.
hAhaN jump won Dy ENlmaJOry.
10; second, Yearsley, '16; third,
Loose, IS, Distance, is #. 9 IA in.
Pole vault-Won by Palmatory. '15;
second, Stewart, Is; third, Yearsley.
'16. Height, #. in.
High iump-Won by Yearsley. '16;
second, Grub, '16 third; Day. is.
Height, #. in.
220 hurdles-Won by Jones, IA;
second, Ewing, IS; third, Marston.
'16. Time, 20 fiat.
Half mile run-Won by Eaton, Is:
second, Sproul, rs; third, Walker,
rs.
Junior relay Won by B Middle;
second, A Junior; third. G Junior
The winners team-R. Walker, r.
Foulk. Edwards and Warhauer. Time,
1.4S LIS.
Senior relay-Won by B Senior;
second, G Senior; third, A Senior.
Winners team-Marks, Raynor. Kee-
sey and Ladd. Time, S.5S is.
Grammar School relay-Won by
School No. %; second, No. /; third.
No. "a. Winners team-Dowd, Lynch.
Johnson, Webb. Time, 1.47 AS.