Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-20

| Central taking AZ and Eastern collect
ing 211a. 1t was the third victory for
the Manual Trainers since the games
were instituted in 1894 and was only
the fourth time that Central had been
beaten.
John Macdonald Of Tech was high
point scorer. the discus and shotput
| honor goin to him. His heave of AZ
feet 95s inches in the 12-pound shot
put was about the nearest to q record
breaking performance for the meet.
Macdonald has been named captain
of the 1925 team.
Dewitt Gets Points.
Dewitt Prep was the leading local
school in the annual ''C'' Club games
staged under the auspices of Central S
organization Of student and alumni
letter men. The Dewitt runners shared
third honors with Alexandria High,
each team getting total Of II points.
Woodbury. Forest of Orange, Va, was
first with 251s, and Episcopal High
second with 222s.
Two District of Columbia scholastic
records We're broken. Daniel Of Epis-
copal High set a new mark for the
discus throw by heaving the plate 124
feet inches. while Kermit Smith of
Alexandria High leaped feet 1885
inches for a new high jump record
in the events for Junior high schools.
Langley took second and Columbia
third. Forest Park of Baltimore fin
ished ahead in the graded school divi-
sion. with Force second. Washington
Athletic Club took the girls events in
competition with three other clubs.
Central triumphed' in the Maryland
Scholastics at the revival of this an
nual event on May .. The Blue and
Nar-fn =
points, while Dewitt Prep captured
IS 10. Episcopal and Alexandria also
were well up in the scoring.
Victory to Mcfarland.
mcfarland wrested the Junior high
track and field championship from Co
lumbia in the second annual meet.
Abramson of Macfarland and Lacey
of Columbia were the stars of the en-
gagement. in which the Petworth boys
scored Sc points to A garnered by the
Columbia team. Langley ran third.
Hine was fourth. Jefferson fifth and
Powell sixth.
The annual meet between freshman
teams of the high schools and the
stars of the junior high track. teams
was not held this year.
Jefferson Junior High triumphed in
soccer, the one other interschool sport
engaged in by the Junior athletes.
Coached by G.. A. Miller, the South
west eleven ran roughshod over the
other teams. including the champion
ship Columbia combination, and gained
the title without a defeat being
charged against it. Powell managed
to hold the winners to a 1-all dead
lock on one occasion.
Ross School defeated Monroe to re-
gain the championship of the city in
the track and field meet which, eli
NAKED the season for graded school
affair was held on the new quarter
mile track at Union Station Plaza.
Ross scored AZ points, Peabody 20 and
Force-AdamS IA.
Record Performances.
Seven new records were broken,
four of them by members of the win
ming team. Eaton Schools 85-pound
relay team set a new mark for the
360-yard run. Wallace Hughes of
Thomson, performing in the ll5-pound
class, broke the broad jump and 10
yard dash marks. Ross 440-yard re-
lay team lowered a record in the 100
pound division, Lewis Goldman added
to the broad jump distance, A.
Sweeney bettered the running hop,
step and jump mark and Calvin Milans
extended the high jump record.
High scorers for the graded school
meet were A. Sweeney of Ross, Domi-
mic Caporotti of Peabody and Wallace
Hughes Of Thomson.
Blow School captured the graded
school base ball championship, with
WOODBURY. finishing in the runner-up
position.
Park View took the soccer title from
Blow after a hard fight that caused
the final series to go into three extra
games. :