Evening star., 1921-05-08

les and before the games had ended
cslie McFadden OF Central in the
team captain. i'll the disc throw, and
step and jump.
AS expected. the meet was a romp
for Central. The Blue and Whit"
team ran UP II scor" Of - against
2Si. for Western and 26ie for Tech,
Neither Eastern nor Business was
able to plac" any Of its entries ia
The summaries. Tho Crurralitr~
Earncrcd the bulk of the individual
CHAMPIONSHIPS. seven Of its athletes
finishing in front. Western had four
winner. and Tech two.
Relay to Tech Four.
The relay championship. most COW
oted title of the games. went IA
Tech. whose colors were borne by
Aubinee. Chinn. Demarest and Capt,
Ed Pugh Central had Wkitsen,
Myers. Littlepage and Hugh john
ston in the event, while Western was
represented by Fountain, Hawken,
Nichols and Douglas. Eastern and
Busi ness did not start teams.
Central which finished second
never challenged seriously after the
first quarter. Whitson, who started
for the Blue and White. took the lead
from AubnCe when turning into the
stretch. but the Techitc Sprinted and
gave Chinn five-yard advantage over
Myers.
The second and third Tech run-
ncrS increased the lead to ten yards
and Pugh raced across the finish fully
twenty five yards ahead of Johnston
Western was a poor third. The time.
3 minutes and IL seconds. WAS about
the average for scholastic mil" relays
Nichols never tipped a jump whc !
he broke his own record in the l2"-
yard high hurdle race. He Wa:
closely pressed by Littlepage of 'er-
tral all the way. and the latter W :
only a stride behind vixen til" tap :.
was snapped. but he had toppled tEr .
hurdles and was disqualified. Wiisf !
of Tech was given second piac
Nichols reduced by a full second Il !.
1920 record when he won in 10 ID
seconds.
Johnston and Douglas star.
Hugh Johnston and Lee Douglas,
who scored three firstS each for their
schools. crowned their brilliant efforts
with record feats. Johnston, who
easily pointed the way in the century
and furlong sprints, hurled the discus
1G2 feet IL inches. bettcrlnS by i loot
IL inches the mark he set last year
Douglas won the quarter dash ana
broad jump. then took the hop. step
and jump with distance of 40 feet
L -
more than Nordlinger of Western was
able to negotiate for d record at the
last championships.
Leslie McFadden. the Central boy
who did such good work in the field
events last season, topped his record
in the javelin hurl. He sent the spear
152 feet inches the greatest distance
ever achieved in competition by a
Washington high school athlete. At
the 1920 championships McFadden
had set a meet record at 1872 feet.
Nichols and Nettekoven of Central
battled on even terms in the high
jump. They split the points, but
Nichols won the jump off for the med
al An odd feature of the pole vault
was the jumping-off of third place
tie between Locking of Tech and Jec-
frey of Central. Locking won. but
not before both contestants had ex
ceeded the height cleared by Sup
plee of Tech, winner of the event
Summaries Of Meet.
1OO-yard dash-Won by II. Johnston Cen.
trail; second. Melton tCentral third Kern
tCentraD. Time, O.1O1-5
220-yard dasL-Won by II. Johnston Cen.
trail; second. Kern tCentrap third. Schneider
tTech). Time O.23 80.
44o,yard dash-Won by Douglas Western, {;
gomery tCentraD, Time, O.54:
Half-mile run Won by Tyree tCentraD /:
second, Nicklas ICentral(: third. johnson lCen.
Mile run-Won by shipley tCentral) second,
Lntz Central; third. Buckman tCentrap.
12O-yard high hurdles-won by Nichols
(Western) second. Wilson CTech). Littlrpags
tCentralD ran second, but was disqualified for
knocking over three hurdles. Time. 0.l6 49,
new record. Old record Of OH 40 made by
Nichols in 1920.
22o-yard low hurdles-won by F. rush
lTech) second. LittlepaGe tCentrall third.
Mile relay-Won by Tech CAuhinoe Chnn
Demarest. +. pushl second. Central Whit
son. Myers. Littlepage IL. JolInstonl third,
Western tFountain, Hawken. Nichols, Doug
Running broad junp-won by Douglas West
ern) second. ii. Wright ,Westernl; Nichols
western, and rhurber oCentraD tied for
third place; ih.Toer won toss for medal Dis
tance. 20 feet 3 inches.
Running high iump-NichoIs ,westernl and
Nettekoyen tCentral) tied for first; third Nc
Fadden ,CentraD. Height, feet 3 inches
Nichols won frst-place medal in jump-of
Hop step and jump-Won by Douglas
WESTERN; second. Clerke tTech); third,
new record. Old record ef 80 feet made by
Nordlinger tWestern) in 1920.
Pole yault-Won by SuppIee (Tech): Sec
ond. McFndden ,CentraD Locki1g lTech, and
Jeffery tCentraD tied for third Locking won
jump-of FOR third-place medal. Height . feet
8 inches.
traD second. Kern CCentraD: third, Duffy
tCentralD. Distance. 1O2 feet II inches new
record. Old record of 1O1 feet made 10y II.
Shot-put-Won by Zalsak (CentraD: second.
Duffy lCentralD third. April tTechl. Distance.
Javelin hurl-won by McFadd.n ,cantran.
second. Pareila iTech) third. Il. Johnston
central Dist2aee, 142 feet inches.
record Old record of 1872 feet made by Nc
Fadden in 1920.
GAL AljDET Is REATEN