Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-08
bEREA BOYS WIN
TOURNAMENT HONORS
Best Records At InterschoIastic
Meet Are Made By Boys
From Madison Institution

| Madison Hi found the company
$50 fast that she had few entries in
the high school athletic tourna-.
ment at State University at Lex
ington Friday and Saturday.
| Honors were carried off by boys
from the Berea College Academy.
Nine interscholastic records were
shattered.
| Daily, of Berea, the highest in
dlvldual scorer, was presented
with a silver loving cup. Daily
scored II points. First, second
and third men in the various
events were presented with gold,
silver and bronze medals respec-
lively.
The final standing of the
schools is: Anderson county 0;
Berea 81; CovingtoD Cynthi-
ana 0; Frankfort 10; Fl. Thomas
10; Lawrenceburg 6; Lexington 0;
| Louisville 28; Madison 0; Madi-
sonville II; Model 0; Morton-El-
liott 10; Pineville 8.
Brady, of Lawrenceburg, shat
tered the pole vault record, clear
ing the bar at II feet. Ernsber-
ger, of Ft. Thomas, and Sanford.
of Louisville. tied for second
lace, dividing points.
Hughes, of Morton-Elliott, was
the high point man in the field
events, scoring in the high jump
at 5 feet 6 IL inches, beating last
years record by half an inch.
Hughes retained the lead in the
running broad jump, his record
made Friday remaining untouch-
ed.
Crutcher, of Frankfort high,
broke the javelin record by near
ly 9 feet throwing the javelin 149
feet and 7-10 inches.
Brandenburg, of Pinevlle, beat
the discus throw record of last
year by nearly ten feet, throwing
the discus for 113 feet.
The time of the running events
was fast, the men duplicating the
record-breaking feat, started in
the morning in the field events.
Five running records were shat
tered.
Daily, of Berea, broke the mile
record, running it in 4:46. Davis,
of Louisville, shattered the 280
yard dash record. His time was
p rs seconds. Moore, of Lou
isville, won the high hurdles in II
seconds bat, clipping As of sec
ond off the previous record. Mil
ler, of Manual, broke the 40
yard dash record, making it in
So rs seconds. Daily, of Berea,
shattered the record of the $50
yard run. His tine was "a As.
Pole vault-Brady, Lawrence
burg, first; Sanford, Manual, and
Erneberger Ft. Thomas, tied for
second; height II feet.
Shot put-Kagin, Frankfort,
first; Wilson, Berea, second;
Kirkwood, Madisonvil1e, third;
distance Al feet 4 IL inches.
Javelin throw-Crutcher. Frank
frt, first; Smith Ft. Thomas, sec
ond; Miller. Ft. Thomas. third;
distnce 149 feet 7-1O inches.
Running broad jump-Hughes,
Morton-Elliott, first; Branden-
burg, Pineville, second; Grady,
Lawrenceburg, third; distance 20
feet 9 IL inches.
Discus throw = Brandenburg,
Pineville, first; Higgins, Berea,
second Wilson, Berea, third; dis
tance, 113 feet.
High jump-Hughes, Norton
Elliott, first; Baye ual, sec
ond; U. Miller, Manual, third;
distance 5 feet 6 IL inches.
100 yard dash-Davis, Louis
vile, first; Root, Louisville, sec
ond; U. Miller, Manual, third;
time 10 "a.
Mile run-Daily, Berea, first;
Hall, Manual, second; Thorne,
Louisville, third; time 4.46.
220 yard dash-Davis Louis
vile, first; Woods, Berea, Sec
ond; Root, Louisville, third; time
:22 rs.
120 yard high hurdles-Moore,
Louisville, first; Leslie, Coving=
ton, second Combs, Massie, third
time II second,
44O yard dash-Miller, Manual
first; Nash, Berea, second; Van
Meter, Massie third; time So 2-5
seconds.
220 yard low hurdles-Moore,
Louisville Male, first; Easily, Be-
rea, second; Sanford. Louisville
Manual third; time 20 As sec.
$50 yard run-Daily, Berea,
first; Van Meter, Massie, second;
Miller, Louisville, third; time
Pa As.
Mile relay-Won by Berea
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