The Washington times., 1921-05-08
RECORDSFALL
AS LADS meet
EentraI Cleans Up As Four New
Marks Are Set in Annual
Games.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Cd off with premier honors in the
annual field and track games OF the
Washington High Schools, two West
egn boys and two Central lads, fea-
turod in record perform
anees. In finishing up for their re-
speetive schools Lee Douglas, West
ern'S captain, and Arthur Nichols
and Hugh Johnston, Central's lead
er, broke high school records.
Nichols clipped one full second on
the 40 higb-hurdle mark. turning in
10 As. the nrst time a school boy in
this section has done under seventeen
seconds. In doing 40 feet i inch in
the hop, step and jump. Lee Douglas
broke Nordlinger's record made last
year.
Leslie McFadden. of Central. while
he failed to equal his performances
OF last year in either the high jump
or pole vault, set a new scholastic
record for the javelin by throwing
the spear 142 feet Z inches. McFad-
den's performance is new District
scholastic mark. as we'll as a wash
tngton' High School mark.
Hugh Johnston, CentraPs captain,
threw the discus 102 feet IL inches.
Johnston was the individual point
winner for Central, with fifteen
scored in wins in the discus. hum
drcd and furlong. For the third -year
running Johnston showed the way in
both dashes.
Douglas. OF Western. was a triple
winner. He took the hop. step and
jump. the broad jump and the quar-
ter. Douglas win in the quarter
marked the sixth successive win of
that event for Western in six years
Of competition.
Central literally crowded the boards
with runners in the hundred, half
mile, mile and discus. and won first
and second places in the shot and
furlong. Centrars lads had things
easy throughout and allowed West
ern and Tech to stage a pretty dual
for second place.
The Red and White athletes, with
more first places than Tech, had
hard time counterbalancing the sec
onds and thirds of the Manual Tram
ers. Capt. Ed Pugh, of Tech, again
took the hurdles and ran. in near rec
the talent in defeating McFsdden, of
Central. in the pole vault.
The summaries follow
108-yard dash-Won by Fl. John
ston (centraD; second. Melton tCen-
traD; third, KEN tCentraD. Time,
10 LIS.
22e-yard dash-won by H. john
ston (CentraD; second, KEN (Cen-
trail; third, Schneider (Tech). Time.
% 3-5.
44o-yard dash-won by Douglas
tWestern): second, Nettekoven Cen
traD;. third. Montgomery (CentraD.
Time, S.
sso-yard run-won by Tyree tcen-
49,
third. H. Johnson (CentraD. Time,
2:11 LIS.
Mile-won by shipiey tCentraD;
second. LutS tCentraD third. Buck
man tCentraD. Time, ASS 2-5.
120-yard hurdles-Won by Nichols
tWestern); second. Wilson (Tech9.
Time. 1S 4-5.
2so-yard hurdles--won by Pugh
(Tech); second. Littlepage (CentraD;
t1frd, Dunlap (Centrsl). Time, ~ AS.
High jump-Won by Nichols
CWestern); Nettekoven tCentraD i.
second: Wright fWestern), third
Height, IT. In Nichols won medal
in jump OF.
tWestern) second. Wright (western),
10 IT; third, Thurber (CentraD. Dis
tance. 20 IT in. Thurber won medal
uS It ~ in.) ~
Pole yault-Won by Supplee (Tech),
second, McFadden (Central) third,
Jeffrey (CenraD, Locking (Tech.).
Locking won medal Height, . # .
inches. ,..F -.s .H VII
Discus-Won by Fl. Johnston Cen
trail. 100 r. II In: second. Kern
{CentraD, ~ TT 4 in; third, Duffy
(Centra1), - II. 8 in.
Javelin-Won. by McFadden (Cen-
trad, 142 IT. in; second, Parrella
tTech), 125 II. 8 in; third, r. John
ston (CcntraD, 1874 IT. in.
Hop. step and jump--Won by Dou-
glas (western), 40 IT. III in: sec
ond. Clarke tTech), 3s 1T. 2h in !;
third. Burke (Western), 81 IT. 8 in.
Relay race-Won by Vertinoe
Chinn, Demarest, Il. Pugh (Tech),
time 3:61; second. Central: third,
Western.
Shot put-won by Zaleak fCen-
trail. - II I in; second. Duffy (Cen-
trap. So IT. ! in; third, April (Tech),
- It. 3 in. ,