Evening journal., 1922-05-08

NN9t uAAdutlp pIld 1dlnOlC ulEnt q :
vineland high. 12; Wesley Collegiate
Institute, 10; Wilmington high, g.;
and Baltimore Friends. 2.
Class s-Elkton high, 10: Caro-
line high of Denton, Nd, 1s; du-
Pont high. IL; Avondale. 10; Green
wood. s; oxford, 6: Jsrrettsville,
Nd, 5: Dover and Millsboro. 3 each;
Newark and New Castle, ? each and
Caesar Rodney, l.
Delaware had no entries in class
but those in class and especial
~ Wilmington high disappointed
many friends. Wilmington high
scored but six points Baxter getting
second in the high jump and Jacob
mington Friends and Salesianum
failed TO score a point.
Wesley Collegiate Institute OF
Dover got two firsts. scoring 10 points
in class 2. Bailey Of this school by
winning the one mile run in min
utes SO seconds established a new
record for the event in this class.
The previous record Of 4.53 As was
made by Graham Of Vineland high
last year. West Of Wesley won the
100 yard dash.
Coatesville high had a well bal
anced team and in addition TO win
ming the sprint relay and the broad
jump scored one or more points in
every other event In that class. BY
winning the sprint relay in 2.37 3-5
Coatesville clipped 2 lis seconds
over the record made by Baltimore
Friends last year.
Estevez jn the $50 yard class two
dash established a record Of 2.07 As.
The previous record OF 2.1O was
made by Moreland of Vineland high
last year. In the high jump Cake
OF Vinelend high equaled the record
OF 5 feet inches made by France Of
Wilmington high IN 1921.
Three records were made and one
equalled in class l, but as stated the
mile relay record does not stand. In
the 44O yard dash Vechtol reduced
the time to SO seconds. Coale OF
Tome who made the record OF SO 2-5
last year finished second Saturday.
in the 220 yard hurdles, Galliece Of !
Baltimore City College equalled the !
record of % seconds made by Wee |
don Of Baltimore POLY" in 1918. |
Proctor of Mt. st. Joseph's made a |
new broad jump record of 20 feet |
6 IA inches. Matthews of Tome |
was the previous holder Of the rec
ord in this event, 20 feet 4 "a inches
made in 1915. Tome also won the |
class 1 meet last year while Vine
land, n. j., high captured the class
? meet in 1921.
It was the individual work OF Die
bert that captured first place for
Elkton high in class on Saturday,
Diebert captured three first places
and a third scoring 16 Of Elkton's
10 points. He entered class 1, pole
vault event there being no pole vault
in class 3, and won 1t. He also won
the shot put and high jump in class
}. In winning the shot put he es-
tablished new record OF 3S feet
2 Ia inches that being feet and
, inches better than the record Of
steel, Newark high made in 1920.
Diebert was also third in the broad
Iump. Beers made the other three
points for Elkton by getting second
IN the shot put.
The Avondale, Pa, school won the
sprint relay in 2.46 which is 2 As
seconds better than Middletown the
winner last year made it in.
Roser Of DUPONT high brought his
school to third place in class 3 by
winning the 100 yard dash and the
,road jump. In the former he
,qualled the record and broke the
,road jump record. His time in the
100 yard dash was 1913 just what
steel Of Newark high made It in
.92O and this was one-fifth better Of
second better time than the 100
vas run in either class or on Sat.
lrday. His broad jump was 10 feet
inches. McClung OF Jarrettsville |