Evening star., 1925-05-24

Tech took the lead at the start of
the race and maintained a margin of
a few feet during the first three laps.
But Chaconas, Central anchor man,
who had previously won the mile run,
closed the gap and actually took the
lead from Bryant about yards from
the finish. However. the Manual
Trainer managed to overhaul his rival
and win by inches.
Fight All the Way.
Competition yesterday practically
lay between the old rivals, Central and
Tech. Against the 531a points COL
lected by the winners Central piled
up Al, while Eastern ran third with
2112. Western and Business entries
failed to place.
The victory was the third for the
Manual Trainers since the annual
championship games were instituted
in 1894, and it was only the fourth
time that Central failed to capture the
title. Western was victorious in 1918,
and Tech won in 1918 and last year.
On the track yesterday the Blue and
White runners outclassed the rest OF
the field and scored "a points to 20
for Tech, but in the field events the
ultimate winner placed first in four
OF six and earned enough seconds and
thirds to give it the advantage.
Individual point honors went to
Macdonald of Tech. who took first in
the discus and shotput, registering
total of 10. Capt. Bond of Eastern
collected points. placing first in the
! high hurdles and tying with Freeman
of Central for top honors in the high
jump at a height of feet 75s inches.
Connor of Tech also gave a sterling
exhibition, placing first in the go
yard dash. taking second in the 100
and running on the winning relay.
AS most of the star performers of
the five high schools were on the in
eligible list, the time in practically
all of the track events was slow, and
in only one field event did the athletes
of 1925 approach the records made
| in scholastic meets of former years.
| Macdonald. Techs husky shot HEAVIER.
| put the 12-pound sphere AZ feet 95s
| inches. while the record made by Ar
! thur Baker of Central in 1924 is AZ
| feet 10 % inches.
| A double tie featured the battle for
| places in the high jump Bond and
| Freeman went 10 5 feet rs inches
and tossed. up 3or the medal, Free
man winning, while Bushong of East
ern and Blandford of Tech were forced
| TO toss for the third place prize, which
went to the latter.
Kistler of Eastern and Aman of
Central were deadlocked for first-place
honops in the pole vault at a height
/ of 10 feet inches. In the jump-off
| for the medal kistler advanced the
mark to 10 feet inches, inches
under the record set by CARRIER of
| Western last year.
The Summaries.
| 1ooYARD DAsH-won by K: Smith tCen-
TEE Teeh secfnd T@e cSnn9F ems Ie'h' third Brat'on
f2o!YARb ' HIGH HURDLEs-won by
SsPa tbd Bis6Gf0rd SSGha fsS6 n
NILE RUN-won by chaconas tcentrap :
SECOND: Cogswen tEsstern): third. o Brlen
44o;;YARD pAsHSSWon, by Bryant tTeehp !;
ses9nd 1s Plsani i q EtzTseh>; third. Young tcen
22o,yARD DAsH-sswon by Cennor CTeehl
'Tsss6oe ssoeYAkP IP'h h9aAxcn e 3lS by plumsy scsn
tFa sgIntrsS sSeeond An Mack ,tcsn.ra third Milans
.os2e51Yl2 s2SYARb binf Tow 10 oa83RDLE-won Il by
Penny hacker 1GenRtE1s second Smith %
MILE, RELAY-won by Tech tBrsttou,
55YoqaEs snoot. Plumlay. chaconaG. Time
..S ;,sS G Gsy Macdonald sle. cTseh9 I :
BstaPfS PskoR%os IeSs s iRehss sa.an
POLE VAuETakistIer EasssTpl and
suIfF ifeniEA Hssas 10 e. inches;
Sfes sa fGE od foP
'hlbds ctHssshTtH insSes SR Macdonald
sutsr tcentEall Distance, 100 feet inches.
BROAD ctCn y sh4d
/ (TechJ Distance, 10 feet IL inches.