The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-22

Birmingham's annual playground and field meet at Munger Bowl Thurs day wound up with the West End girls team and the East Lake boys team winners of the two large cups present; cd to the winning teams. The indi- vidual cups in the various classes were very closely contt. / .N', there being a three-cornored tie for the one in the unlimited boys class, q tie for the one in the S5-pound boys class, and a tie for the one in the 100-pound girls class. The three cornered tie for the unlimited boys cup was between Lott of East Lake, Marston of Graymont, and Griffin, of Gibson. The tie in the S5-pound boys class was between Me- Naron of East Lake and Parker of South Highlands. Jackson, of South Highlands, and Flant, of Ensley, tied for the cup in the 100-pound girls class.
 Thomas, of West End, won the cup for the individual high point winner in the unlimited girls class. Mcqueen, of Fairview, running in the 115-pound boys class sud Young, of Gibson, run ming in the 100-pound class were the in dividual stars of the entire meet. Both of these boys won three first places, scoring 15 points, the highest possible number of points for an individual as each contestant was allowed to par ticipate in only three events.
 The two winning teams were win ners by very close margins, the West End girls leading the field by only three points and the East Lake boys gaining their victory by only one point. The Woodlawn girls were run hers up for West End scoring q total of II points, while Harrison, with Il, was third, and South Highland, with s, was fourth.
 The East Lake boys scored a total of 39 points and South Highland with 3S, was second. Gibson, with 34, was third, and Fairview, with 21, fourth.
 The winning contestants in the various classes were as follows; S5- pound boys: McNaron first place in the 100-yard dash and in the 50-yard dash; Wilson second place in the 100- yard dash and the 50-yard dash Read third place in the 100-yard dash; Park .ef first place in the broad jump and in the high jump; Lovett second place in the broad jump; Browning third place in the broad jump; Thompson second place in the high jump; Orr third place in the high jump, and Hinkle third place in the 50-yard dash:
 One hundred-pound boys: Young first place in the broad jump, the 100-yard dash and the 60-yard dash; Montgom- cry second place in the 100-yard dash ant. Sroad jump and third place in the 60.yard dash; Green second place in the high jump and third place in the broad jump; Permutt third place in the 100-yard dash Duncan second place in the 50-yard dash Griffin first place in the high jump, and Ashley third place in the high jump.
 One hundred and fifteen-pound boys Parker first place in the shot put and second place in the broad jump and the high jump; Mcqueen first place in the 100.yard dash and the 220-yArd dash and the broad jump; c. Cannon second place fin the shot put and third place in the 440-yard dash; Daniel first place in the high jump and third place in the 100-yard dash; Jones Second place in the 100-yard dash; Webster third place in the broad jump; c. Hill sec. 6nd place in the 220-yard dash 1; Thomas third place in the 220-yard dash; Swalley first place in the 440- yard dash; B. Cannon second place in