The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-10
!. N. c. A. BOYS IN
FAST TRACK MEETS
Boys i'm Junior Glass Take All the
Records From the Employed
Boys Glass.

During the past week the ath-
letes at the Central Y. NJ. C. A. par
ticipated In several fast tract meets.
A total of eighty-six boys participated
from the Ave boy classes, Good work
was done in all the classes and several
records were broken.
The outstanding record to be brok-
en- was the eight-potato race, which
was made In the remarkably fast time
of IS 2-5 seconds. The older employed
boys up 70 the time had held all the
records for the meets, but the junior
boys grabbed them all away this week
Bernard Green. OF tho junior class,
was tho star OF his class, getting four
first places and q third, and alone
breaking all existing records In the
running high jump. standing broad
jump. running broad jump and the
Zoe yards. Henry Lawrence was next
with two second and one third places,
Clarence Ford with.a first and Sec
ond place was next.
Ralph Andrews. of the younger en-
ployed class, has the distinction Of
establishing a record that neither Of
the two older classes was able to
smash. that of IS 2-5 seconds on the
eight-potato race. The senior North
American Y. M. c. A. Athletic league
record for this event is 80 I-5 seconds.
NnAN GtO"tHA NHaL kflS JpdHK AE4iO%
is remarkably fast In this event. An
drews also scored two other hrsts and
tied for another first. Broadus Cain
was next best man, tying with Andrews
for a FIRST, scoring a second and two
thirds.
Miles Byron. of the older employed,
proved the ablest athlete OF hts class.
scoring one FIRST, two seconds and ty
ing for a third. Louis Butcher. with
Ill I'D
Ross Southwark tn the "a class.
came out as best In his class with
four hrsts and a second. Howard Nc
Graham, with one first two seconds
and tying for third. was next
william Haase. In the small boys,
tied for three first places, and also
was tied for third. Frank Bates,
Berkeley Mills and Leslie Shaw were
next best men in the same class.
The old records were:
Running high jump, feet inches;
new record. 4 feet 10 inches.
Standing broad jump feet inches:
new record, S feet Inches.
Running broad jump. 16 feet; new
record. IS feet 10 inches.
Eight-potato race. IS rs seconds;
new record. IS as seconds.
1oo-ysrd dash, II seconds: new rec
ord, is 4-5 seconds,
each event for each class follow:
"B" GLASS. ten TO twelve years
Running high tump-Willism Haase
first. feet 10 inches; Frank Bates.
Berkeley Mills. second 3 feet inches.
Standing broad 5ump-wiliiam
Haase, first 8 feet 4 Ia inches; Frank
Bates, Berkeley Mills. Fred Atkinson,
second. 6 feet inches.
Running broad tump--WilitRm Down
"a ,faaf iDehAR William
Leath, second, II feet Ia inches;
Frank Bates. Berkeley Mills. third. II
feet 8 inches.
six-potato race-John Browning
nrst, rs AS seconds; Leslie shaw. sec
ond q seconds; James Coppage, Will
liam Haase. third. o. SIS seconds.
s0-yard dash-Willlam Hasse, first.
10 seconds; Leslie Shaw, William
Leath. third. 10 10 seconds
"a" class. thirteen to fifteen years
Running high tump-Ross South
ward hrst, feet 2 inches: Clarence
Weaver. second, feet ! inch; Albert
franklin. Howard MoGraham. William
Hopkins, Andrew Briggs, Clifton Mil
Ter, third. feet
standing broad 3ump-Ross South
ward arst, 8 feet inches; Clifton
ence Weaver. William Hopkins, third.
Z feet 4 inches.
Running broad jump--Howard Me-
Graham. FIRST, II feet inches; Ross
Southwark. second. 10 feet inches;
Clifton Miller. third. IS feet inches
Eight-potAto race--Ross Southwark,
nrst, 50 as seconds; Howard McGra-
ham. second. 40 is seconds; Hugh
Browning. third, 80 DO seconds.
1oe-yard dash--Ross Southwark
first. IA As seconds; Howard McGra-
ham. second IS seconds: Hugh Brown
ing. william Hopkins. Summerfield
Talman, third, Is rs seconds.
Younger employer, twelve to fifteen
years
Running high tump-Henry Eubank.
first, feet; Stanley Cpchurch, Broadus
Cain. third. feet 10 inches.
Standing broad jump--Ralph An
drews. hrst. feet inches; Rosser
Darden, second. I feet z la inches
Norval Henderson. third, feet 2
inches.
Running broad jump-Ralph An
drews, frst, 10 feet inches; Norvel
Henderson. second. IL feet inches;
Broadus Cain. third, IL feet Ia
inches.
Elght-potato race-Ralph Andrews
hrst. IS 3-5 seconds: Broadus Cain. sec
ond. IS AS seconds; Paul Zscharias,
third, Al lis seconds.
1eo-yard dash---Ralph Andrews. frst.
is seconds; Broadus Cain, Paul Zach
ar'as Norvel Henderson. Stanley Up
church. third. 1s seconds.
lider employed. fifteen to seventeen
years
Running high jump-Edwin Ryder.
FIRST. feet inchs: James SelyaEe,
Miles Byron. Howard Johnson. third.
4 feet 4 inches,
Standing broad jump-M!les Byron,
FIRST, s feet Ia inches, Frank Rock.
second, S feet 2 inches; william HaSsel,
Phillip Wann. Everett Conrad third
feet.
Running broad jump-~Frod NARROW,
nrst, 1b feet inches. Niles Byron
second. Is feet l-2 inches; Louis But
chen. third, Ia feet 10 inches.
Eight-potato race-llouts Butchen.
nrst. 80 4-5 seconds; Morrie Goidstein,
second. 80 "a seconds; Frank Rock.
third, SO as seconds.
Ioo-yard dash--Louis Butcher. first.
"a seconds; Miles Byron. second, - l-5
seconds; James Seleage, Everett Con-
rad. third. II AS seconds
Juniors, fifteen to seventeen years
Running high jump--Bernard Green
first. 4 feet 10 inches; Henry Lawrence,
second. feet 8 inches; Edward Smoot,
Sam. Mckee. third. feet inches.
standing broad jump--Berhard
Green, frst, S feet s inches; Hobart Ry-
land. second. feet inches Henry
Lawrence, third, feet Ia inches.
Running broad jump--BernSrd