Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-16

Entries for the tenth annual Penn
sylvania Interscholastic track and field
meet closed at noon yesterday. The
members of the Harrisburg Track
Athletic Committee labored until mid
night last night completing the
16 athletes. The program calls for
10 events. each scheduled to start al
a fixed time. The officials will be
selected to-day.
The schools entered include Central
Tech, Steelton, Williamsports, Read
ing. York. Columbia, Elizabethville
and Millersburg. The absence of a
number of schools, who were in last
years meet is due to the fact that
entries will be received only from
high schools that are members of the
Pennsylvania High School Athletic
Association.
Repairs are being made to the
bleachers and the tracks is being ex-
tended further west, to avoid the
necessity for running under the Cum
berland Valley Railroad bridge where
dangerous work is now in progress
The schools will be designated by the
following letters:
E-Elizabethville, H-Harrisburg
Central: MB-Millersburg; Read
ing; S-Steelton; T-Technical; CO.
Columbia WP - Williamsport; Y
York. The entries follow according
to the arrangement on the program:
Event No. 1. 2 p. NJ.
10O-yard dash - Fists and seconds
qualify for the semifinals. Record,
10 1-5 seconds. Kirkpatrick. Harris
burg. May Is. 1909 and Horter, c. NJ.
T.. Philadelphia, May, 1911. Entries:
First heat-92, Nissley, H.; 145,
Boehringer, r.; As. Foster, Y; l, Ev-
IT ~ nayia Wn % Eo ~ =
man. Mig.
Second heats, Brunhouse, Y: 3,
Davies, T.; 4S, Knupp, Co.; 20, Miner,
S: 11s, Meyers, Wp.; SS, H. Miller,
Hbg.
Third heat-s1, Diffenbach, H.; 81,
Hooker, s.; 4, Elmer. T.; 11s. sLegge,
Wp.; 144, Hoffman, r.; 81, Ziegler, Co.
hoff, s.; 80, Moore, H.; 81, NJ. Miller,
Mig; 146, Liefter, r.; IS, Ziegler, S. 4;
30. Richards, Co.
Fifth heat-47, Small, Y; 14s, Am
marell. Co... 90, Strickler, c.; 90. Car
ter H.; 2, Eyster, T.; 116. McClarin.
Wp.
Event No. o, $50 p. NJ.
Throwing 12-pound hammer-Rec-
ord, 155 feet 51a inches. Clark, Har-
Eckenrode, s.; sc, Avery, s.; 81, Nor
rett, s.; ss, LEVITT, s.; 81. Diffenbach,
H.: 113, Frank, H.. ia, Marcus, H.;
115. Ziegler, H; 1877, Bastian. Wp.;
1873, Waltz, Wp.; "a, Senft, Y; 65,
Leuzer, Y; SO, Greenawalt, Y; 5,
Domming. T.; %, Haehnlen. t.; "a,
Harris, T.; 2S, Fitzpatrick, T.
Event No. 3, . p. NJ.
Running high jump-Record, feet
z inches. Clark. Scranton, May 15,
1909. Entries: 36, Quinn, Co; 70,
Wren, S.; 50, Porr, S; rs, Suydam. s:
80, Grove, s.; 112, Martz, H.: III, Sell
hamer, H.; 113, Frank, H.; 1913, Tread
well, Wp.; 116, McClarin, Wp.; 129,
Sneaker, Wp.: 1875, Fisher, Wp.; 1874,
Harnly, r.; 1853, Enck, r.; 157. Muh-
lenberg' r.; 62, Free, Y; So. Greena-
rick, T.; IS, Boyer, T.; 22, Haehnlen,
T.; 10, Moore, T.; 81, Miller, Mbg.
80. Hartman, Mig.
Event No. 5. 3 p. NJ.
Running broad jump-Record, 21
feet l "a inches. Gottschall, Lancaster,
May II, 1912. Entries: SO, Quinn,
Co: 81, Hooker. s.; SO, Coleman, S.;
70, Barber, s.; II, Turano, s.. "a, Hall,
H.: 90. Moore, H.: 104, Houtz, H.; III,
Seilhamer, H; 116, McClarin, Wp.;
III, Davis, Wp.; 1876, Berry, Wp.; 1874,
Harnly. r.: 145, Boehringer, r.; 15S,
Enck, r.; 1856, Heck, r.; SO, Shipley,
Y: 46, Horn. Y; 61, Yeagley, Y: 2
Eyster T.; /, Evans, T.. 4, Elmer, t.
%, Haehnlen, T.: 80, Hartman, Mig.
Event 10. II. p. NJ.
One-mlle relay-Teams of four each
to run 440 yards. Record, minutes
80 2-5 seconds, C. NJ. T., Philadelphia
MAY 1S, 1911. Entries:
Willlamsport, 121 Muir 122 Biehler
1l6 McClarin, 12s Mccarthy. 12g
Speaker, 130 Sampson, 131 Caldwell.
Yerk-49 Vess, 81 Bott, so Hen