Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-20
PENTATHLONEVEN
GOES TO TEN EYCK
Feature of Barringer Field Day
Captured by SchOOibOy With
1880 Points.

Gathering 1885 points out of a DOS
sible 5000, Lansing Ten Eyck romped
away with the honors in the peptath-
lon event, which was the feature of
the annual Barringer High School in
terclass field day yesterday afternoon
! at City Athletic Field. Ten Eycks
nearest contender was Ray Terhune
winner of last years all-around COM
petition, who scored total of Abe
points. Fred Buckley was third with
4,121 points. while Elmer Haux, Nor
man Wiss and Hugo Phaltz figured
in the reckoning in the order named
Ten Eyck scored his points on the
following performances: One hun
dred-yard dash, II 1-5 seconds; r.
pound shotput, SO feet 31a inches; 120-
yard low hurdles, 16 seconds fiat;
running broad jump, IS feet l inch,
and 8S0-yard run, minutes 20 1t
seconds. In recognition of his win
Ten Eyck was awarded the Wayland
e. Stearns cup today at chapel
The length of the program made the
postponement of the junior and senior
broad jumps necessary. Consequent
ly the announcement of the interclass
champion was held in allegiance. The
standings at the close of yesterday s
competitions follow: 1917, 81 points;
1915. Il points; 1916, 80 points; post
graduate. "a points; 1914, % points,
and 1918, s points.
AS all of the events with the ex-
ception of the pentathlon schedule
were handicap affairs. the competi-
ton was exceedingly keen. Bill Drab-
BILE, of the post graduate class,
scratch man in the half mile and
mile runs, was double winner. He
breezed home in both events with the
respective times of 4:55 1-5 and 2:11 1-5
for the mile and half-mile, winning
by wide margins. Graham Cairns, q
handicap man, was another double
winner, although he was obliged to
toss for his medal in the high jump
after tying with Louis Granetho at
feet 3 inches. Cairns's other victory
was in the pole vault, which he won
with a nine-inch handicap at the
height of feet 9 inches.
Still another two-victory man was
Vincent Napoliello. of the post grad
uate class. Napoliello from scratch
took both the discus throw and the
100 Yard Dash Senior-Won by Eddie
Millspaugh, handicap feet; second, Andy
Dempsey, handicap 3 feet; third, Warren
Ellis, handicap @ feet Time-1116 sec
onds.
100 Yard Dash, Junior-Won by Albert
Eddy, handicap yards; second, Frank
Molanphy, scratch; third. John Branehi,
handicap yards. Time-11M seconds.
Fifty-vard Dash, Midget-Won by Jo-
seph Mentz; second. Francis Walton
third, Kenneth Darlington. Time sec
onds.
22O- Yard Dash-won by John Chap
Drabble, handicap yards; third, Thorn
as Ilaria, scratch. Time-2315 seconds
40 Yard Dash-Won by George Wer.
ner, handicap yards second, Robert
dicap yards. Time@5s1S seconds.
$50 Yard Run-won by William Drab-
BILE, scratch; second, Robert Duncan
handicap, 20 yards; third, Frank Bozza
handicap 10 yards. Time minutes liz
one Mile Run-Won by William Drab-
BILE, scratch second, Wilbur Baum, han
dieap 80 yards; third, Frank Bozza. han
dicap 30 yards. Time minutes 90 sec
onds.
100 Yard High Hurdles-won by Rich
ard Steadman, scratch; second, Perry
Foster, handicap yards; third, Robert
| De Pue, handicap 2 yards. Time-l9sS
100 Yard Low Hurdles, Junior-won
by Robert Dempsey, scratch second
Louis Richie. handicap yards: third
Harold Brewster, scratch. Time-1S sec
onds.
go Yard Low Hurdles = Won by
Charles Searles, handicap yards; sec
ond. Harold Brewster, handicap yards
third. Perry Foster, scratch. Time-S1
seconds.
Half Mile Glass Relay-won by AZ
| class (John Chapman, Louis StackhOuse
Charles Halstead, Richard Steadman)
second "A class (Robert De Pue, Will
liam CASTOR, william Berthold, Eddie
Millspaugh) third, IA class (Franb
Malanaphy, Robert Dempsey, Charles
Hummel, Bob Seeman and George Greg
| ory). 1ime-1 minute 4445 seconds.
Twelve Pound Shot Put-Won by Vim.
cent Napoliel1o, scratch; second, Bud
Noble, handicap feet; third, Andrew
Dempsey, handicap feet. Distance
40 feet 10 inches.
Discus Throw-Won by Vincent Napol-
iello. scratch: second, Harold Karr, han
dicap, 8 feet; third, Charles Hummel
handicap, 1s feet Distance-96 feet.
Pole Vault-Won by Graham Cairns
handicap o inches; second, Fred W1tSell
handicap inches third, Percy Martin
scratch. Heights feet o inches.
Twelve Pound Hammer-Won by Ar.
thur Smethurst, scratch; second, Bud
Noble, handicap 40 feet; third, Louis
Bugie, handicap 10 feet Distance-12t
feet
Jayelin Tbrow-won by Louis Bugie
handicap 20 feet; second, Harold Thomp-
son, handicap, 80 feet; third. Henry
Hagopian, scratch. Distance-12S feet 1C
inches.
High Jump-Won by Graham Cairns,
handicap 4 inches; second, Louis Gianet-
tno, handicap inches; third, Bonnie
Dennis, scratch. Height feet inches.