Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-13
GRADE SCHOOL MEET
TO INDUSTRIAL HOME
Boys of That School Easily Defeat
Other Teams in Georgetown
Divisional Contests.
BY II. c. BYRD.

The Industrial Home School yesterday
won the Georgetown divisional grade
school track meet in the easiest kind OF
manner. 1t scored grand total OF IS
next best team. jackson School was sec
ond. with "a; Corcoran third. with p. and
Curtis, Addison. Fillmore and Hyde fol-
lowed in order. with IS. 5. and 2.
Yesterdays games finished the divi-
sional meets and Saturday the champion
ships are to be run of. The first. sec
ond and third boys in all events in each
divisional meet are eligible to compete.
The games will be held in the Central
High stadium and begin at 10 o'clock
Arrangements for officials and other de-
tails now are being completed.
Following are the summaries Of yester-
days meet Of the Georgetown division:
5o-yard dash. ss-pound ciass-Howard Grfnth
0os u.s.
eoyard dash. 1oo-pound ela.-R; Har. Cor
johnson tCurts), third; Russell Harry tCurtis),
fourth. Time. o.o71
7o-yard dash. 1l5-pound class-c: Proctor 1nd
schroter tHyde). third; H. Butler. fourth Time.
1ooy.rd dash. unlimited class-sam Cherry
lind. Home). won: W. scanlon tCorcoranl. sec
ond; H. Walker lind, Homel. third; J. Weaver
Jaekson). fourth. Time, OIL rs.
~ Running high Jump; ss,pound ei,s.J Bush
second; H. Honaback (curtis). third. Height.
feet inches.
I Running high jump pound a,e el,.'J. .a
Home). second; Charles Gould lind. Home,.
third Height. feet inches.
Running high Jump llspornd a,.n lila.
r,ore). second: l.. Denterman (Curtis), third
Height. feet 8 inches
LOCKER Jackson). won; n. Myer lind. Homel !.
second. Height. feet 4 inches.
Running broad jump. s5-pound class-M. Udel-
wick lAddison). won: r. Hayden tCorcor.n,. sec
ond: H. Brooks lind. Homej. third. C. Custard
fourth. Distance. Is feet II inches.
Running broad jump. 1oopound class. Nc
second; Max Davis lind. Homel. third; c. Wise
Curtiso. fourth. Distance. ID feet II inches.
Running broad jump. 115-pound clsss-Finu-
cane tJackson). won: R. Hunter lind. Bome,
feet inches.
Rutins broad jump. unlimited cl...-r. Cav
second. Distance. Is feet Inches
3s0-yard relay. s5-pound class-wcn By Curtis;
Industrial Home School. second; corcoran. third;
Jackson. fourth. Time, 051.
44oyard relay. 100-pound class-won by Indus
IRA. .r Home School: Corcoran. second; Jackson.
4oo.y.rd relay. Ii5-pound c ia By In.
dustsial Home School. Time. 0.e0.
ss0,yard relay. unlimited cIass-Won by Indus
trial Home School. Time. 1871 is.
Harry Campbell will captain the
Technical High School swimming team
next year. Campbell was elected at a
meeting held yesterday. He succeeds
Guy Winkjer.
Tech plans to continue swimming as
team throughout the summer when
men will be entered in the meet to he
held by the Washington Swimming
Club Saturday. June %. and in any
other meets that may take place
Entry lists for the track and field
meet to be held by the Alexandra
county Athletic Association Saturday
afternoon are to be held open until
r. ri ths,r afternoon afternoon. Any men sending
viii be accepted. There is a fairly rep
resentatfve aggregation of athletes
scheduled to compete. but in some few
OF the events not as many competitors
are listed to start as are wanted.
The meeting of the National Inter
collegiate Athletic Association In An
gust at Washington will be of greater
ing of that body In former wears rem
resentatfves of the various colleges
holding membership in the organiza
ton have got together for what were
deis.inctly academic discussions. This
no material good has been accom-
plished. because slowly the association
has been working for the betterment of
coliegiate athletics. However. on the
meeting in August probably will de-
pend the fate of intercollegiate sport,
until the end of the war The decision
OF the representatives of the big insti-
tutions undoubtedly will be accepted,
ano an coiieges are pretty likely to at
tempt at least to carry out whatever
program is decided upon. II it is
deemed best to discontinue sports, and
that is the recommendation. probably
an colleges will let that suffice: II a
extensively as possible. then ali ths
institutions viii put forth great efforts
to develop them under what undouht.
edly will be trying conditions. With
IN exception OF Princeton. Yale and
naI'ara. nearly all colleges are pretty
sure to try to carry out a sports SEIZED,