The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-06-03

New York. took part in this race on
invitation and ran this distance In
2 minutes. secondly
120-yard high hurdles -Wonby Ellis
worth p. Woodson, Hampton; Young
Iof Union. second; James Taylor. How
ard. third. Time, Is LIS seconds.
220-yard low hurdles-Won by Young
of Union; Reuben F. Jones, Hampton,
second; John G. Mccoy, Hampton,
third. Time, 20 seconds
One mile run-Won by Raymond
Contce, Howard; Ralph Graham.
Hampton, second; Clifford o. Smith,
Hampton, third. Time, minutes, AZ
I1-5 seconds.
Two mile run-Won by Evans OF
Howard; John W. Green, Hampton,
second; Alexander Saunders. Hamp-
ton, third. Or. Earl johnson of Brad
dock, Pa, holder Of the five-mile, ten
mile and cross-country champion
ship Of America, took part in this race
on invitation and ran this distance
in 10 minutes, AZ seconds)
16-pound shot put--Won by Scott
e. Johnson, Hampton; t. j. Anderson,
Howard, second; Alexander Saunders,
Hampton third. Distance. 35 feet,
8 inches.
| Javelin throw Won by T. ]. Ander-
son, Howard; David L. Gum, Hamp-
ton. second; George p. Watley, Hamp-
ton, third. Distance. 14S feet, ] IL
Inches.
1 Discus throw-Won by T. j. Ander-
son. Howard; Young OF Howard,
second; David L. Gum, Hampton,
third. Distance, 1913 feet, inches.
Pole Vault by George B. ID.
Stephens. Hampton; Willard l..
4 Adams, Hampton, second; Farrell of
Howard. third. Distance, 9 feet 4
inches.
Broad juinp-Won by John c. Nc
Coy. Hampton; Rozier of Howard,
second; Green of Howard, third. Dis
lance 10 feet, 10 IL inches.
High jump Won by w. p. Cook,
Union; Ellsworth p. woodson, Hamp-
ton, second; Green OF Howard, third.
Distance. feet, 10 inches.
Inter-scholastic Events.
100-yard dash Won by John Wat
son, Bordentown Manuel Training
School; Roland Richardson, Junior
High School, Washisgton. d. c., sec
ond; Berry, Armstrong High School,
Washington, d. c., third. Time, 10
2-5 seconds.
220-lard dash--Won by John Wat
son, Bordentown; Walter M. Petty
Bordentown, second; Berry Arm
strong High School, third. Time 70
, seconds.
44O-yard dash-7Won by James A.
Reid, Bordentown; Gorham Fletcher,
Dunbar High School, Washington, D.
c., second; Levi, Armstrong High
School, third. Time, 81 1-5 seconds.
88O-yard run-Won by Levi, Arm
strong High School; Theodore Brown,
Dunbar High School. second; Walter
II. Jackson, Bordentown. third. Time,
minutes, 5 secods.
120-yard low hurdles-WOn by John
Watson, Bordentown; Walter M. Petty
: Bordentown, second; James Conway,
Princess Anne Academy. third. Time
) Is lis seconds.
Pole vault-Won by Charles Drew
Dunbar High School Distance, s feet
ii inches.
Broad jump-Won by John Watson
Bordentown; Charles Drew, Dunbar
High school, second; w. Henderson
Junior High School, third. Distance
81 feet, IL inches.
High jump-Won by Charles Drew
Dunbar High SCHOOL; Charles VIII
; liams, Booker T., Washington High
school. Norfolk, second: Floyd Rowe
Huntington High School, Newport
News, third. Distance, 5 feet, 81
inches
open Events.
! 10O-yard dash--Won by Clayton OF
! Newport News "Y''; Taylor of Harris
burg, Pa, "Y," second. Time, II
seconds.
22O-yard dash-Won by Taylor OIL
Harrisburg; Clayton of Newport News
second. Time, "a 1-5 seconds.
One mile run--Won by Randolph
of Newport News eY"; Ward of New.
Iport News, second. Time. minutes
20 seconds.
The mile relay collegiate race wal
won by Howard Unive rsity; Hampton
: Institute. second; Virginia UnioI
n University, third. The mile relay inter
scholastic race was won by Borden
town Manuel Training School; JUNO
: High School, Washington, second
I Princess Anne Academy. third.
Meet is Well Managed
The managing committee was com
3 lposed OF Charles H. Williams, ddrecto
!, ton and chairman of the executiy
q physical education for boys at Hamp
|, committee of the Hampton Athleti
! field Association, which is conduct
ing a financial campaign for the com
+ pleticn of Armstrong Field; Gideo
: &c. Smith, Hampton 10 and Michiga
Agricultural College '16. who wa
q All-Western Tackle in 1915 and VIII
/ is now the assistant in physics
education for boys at Hampton; an
4 Major Allen W. Washington. CON
4 mandant of cadets at Hampton Inst
ute.
n Among the officials were p.
n Henderson of Washington. d. c
n referee, who ID the director Of phys
2 cal education in the Dunbar Hig
3 School, an official football and bask'
ball referee, and promoter Of colo
e ed track athletics who has had wdc
I experience in managing indoor an
y. outdoor meets; j. v. Mulligan
y Washington, d. c., starter, and A,n'
L teur Athletic Union official and
y famous quarter-nliler If GeorSetow
y who ran on thu well-known Univel
Isity of Pennsylvania relay team vii
q J, B. Taylor. a famous colored runns
! w. G. Robbins Of Washing ION d. {
4 chief field Judge. who is an ingtrlcts
y in the Armstrong Manuel Trainin
I, Scnool.
4 HIxIE NURSES RECEIVE DIPLt
u MAS.