Newark post., 1922-05-10


val IN which nine records were shat
tered and three were equalled by the
contesting athletes. The day which
had threatened to be disagreeable,
turned out to be clear and warm with
a fair track, thus the weather was in
favor of those seeking new titles. The
majority of the races were fast, al
though in some the inexperienced high
school boys showed tendency to set
a killing pace at the start and end in
slow worn-out fashion. In Glass l.,
Tome School came through to first
place with 3S points, Baltimore City
College second with 26 points. Coates
vile cashed in 81 points for first place
IN Glass 2. Elkton won by a narrow
margin from Carolina in Glass 3. Elk
ton had 10 points to Cardinals 16.
The first record was broken in the
lnter-Fraternity half-mile relay when
Sigma NJ colors flashed to the tape in
l minute and 80 seconds, lowering the
record by 2 and 3-5 seconds. Sigma
Nu had no difficulty in leading from
the start when H. johnson got away
to good lead. j. Schaefer finished
like whirlwind for Sigma Nu. Keith
who ran the last sprint for Kappa
Alpho finished strong, gaining much
of the ground lost by his team mates.
The S80yard dash in Glass 1 was
the prettiest race of the day, although
no record was broken. Elliott of Tome
set fierce pace at the crack of the
pistol and led the field for the first
quarter closely followed by Scheidt,
of Baltimore Poly. Elliott dropped
back and his team mate, Sloan pulled
out from last place with all his
strength left. He steadily passed all
the rest but Scheidt, whom he allow
ed too much margin. Sloan finished
second, rapidly gaining on Scheidt
every step.
Summary of events:
Glass
One-mile run-Won, Rollins, B. C. |
c.; second, Schminsky, P; third,
Bauerschmidt, B. c. C. Time, 4.54 3-5.
10O-yard dash-Won, Huddy, P;
second, Coale, T. S.; third, Gilliece,
B. c. c. Time, 10 As.
One-mile relay-Won, Tome School;
second, Perkiomen; third, Baltimore
City College. Time min. 3S 2-5 sec.
New record, but not standing, as B.
P. I. was disqualified.
Shot-put-Won, Simpson, T. S.;
second, Barges, B. G. c.; third, Baker,
B. c. c. Distance, Al it. 3as in.
S80-yard run-Won, Scheidt, B. P.
l.; second, Sloan, T. S.; third, De
Paula, B. G. c. Time, 2 min. 3-5 sec.
220-yard hurdles-Won, Gilleice, B.
c. c.; second, Huddy, P; third, Orth,
B. c. c. Time, 2S sec. Equal to record.
Pole vault-Won, Deibert, E. H. S.;
second, tie, Comfy, w. H. S., and Simp-
son, T. S., Comfy won toss. Heighth,
10 ft. 3 in.
220-yard dash-Won, Taylor, T. S.;
Schriener, T. S.; third, Nc
Lain, B. c. G. Time, "a sec.
High jump-Won, Proctor, Mt. ST.
Joseph; second, Kurtz, T. S.; third,
B. G. C. Height, ft. s in.
Broad jump-Won, Proctor, Mt. st.
Joseph; second Raleigh, B. C. c.;
;hird, Zalenski, B. C. G. Distance, 20
It. 6A in. New record.
440-yard dash-Won, Bechtol, B. P.
L.; second, Coale, T. S.; third, Forty,
I. S. Time, So sec. New record.
Glass 9
Mile run-Won, Bailey, W. c. l.;
second, Steiger, Coatesville; third, Nc
Jullough, w. P. C. H. S. Time, 4 min.
,3 sec. New record.
440-yard dash-Won, Reading, V.
/. S.; second, Moran, w. P. c. H. S.;
bird, Eastburn, Coatesville. Time,
"A sec.
SS0-yard run-Won, Estevez, w. P.
:. H. S.; second, Moore, Coatesville;
bird, Pratt, Coatesville. Time, 2
min. 7 4-5 sec. New record.
100-yard dash-Won, West, w. c..
:; second, Eastburn, Coatesville;
bird, Creighton, Baltimore Friends.
lime, 10 As sec.
Sprint medley relay-Won, Coates
lille; second, West Philadelphia
'atholic High; third, Vineland High.
lime, 2 min. 81 3-5 sec. New record.
Shot put-Won by Estevez, w. P.
:. H. S.; second, Scott, Coatesville;
bird, Berndt, Baltimore Friends. Dis |
ance, 38 ft. 8a in.
High jump-Won, Coke, U. H. S.;
econd, Baxter, w. H. S.; third,
young, Coatesville. Heighth, 5 ft. +
in. Equal track record.
Broad jump-Won, Young, Coates
lille; second, Jacobsen, w. H. S.;
aird, Butts, w. P. C. H. S. Distance,