Evening star., 1926-05-23


way to bedlam during the running
bit of advice they just had
Five meet records were broken dur
ing the course of events, the most
prominent being the quarter-mile re-
lay record moved down to so seconds
fiat by the Columbia team. This mark
is exceptionally fast for 100-pound
schOolboys. It is 3 full seconds faster
than the hest time made in the New
York Junior High meet and doubtless
will stand for a time.
Exceptional Marks Set.
1t will take exceptional schoolboy
athletes to smash the three new
marks set in the unlimited division.
Frank Flanagan of Langley covered
is feet liz inches for new record
in the running broad jump. while
Robins Of Macfarland threw the
8-pound shot 48 feet 5 inches, better
ing the old record by a inches. Dow
ling of Mcfarland then leaped feet
. inches in the running high jump
to set another new record, rotWith-
standing that he had to run through
q. broken field of spectators to get to
the bar and on grade slightly up
hill, at that. Understein leaped 4 feet
Z inches to set a new standard for
S5-pound jumpers.
ST. Clair, the Columbia athlete.
proved to be one of the days best
performers. He won. first places in
both of the jumps, in addition to be
ing member of the winning relaS
team. Frank Flanagan. however. will
have TO be considered in that respect.
After broad jumping to a new rec
ord, he won the century in II seconds
fiat, running away from the field like
a greyhound. and then ran as a mem
ber of LanSley's relay team. finish
ing third. Morrissi of Columbia got
two first places. He won the hun
dred as we'll as the broad jump.
Iacchert of Macfarland. last years
star, was not at his best. Que to the
fact that his broken foot has not en-
tirely mended.
Following the track meet the com
petitive drill was held. Although il
rained during the course OF it. the
program went on and wound up in Il
victory for Langley. Macfarland was
second and Columbia third. The scor-
ing was based so per cent on calls
themes and so per cent on military
foot movement. Although the Mac
farland boys were best afoot. they
fell down in the daily dozen" part OF
the competition. The entire program
of DR.. G. Harris White. director. OIL
physical education in the high schools.
The Summaries.
s5-PoUND CLASS.
=. 5Oyard dash-,won by Morissi. Columbia;
Neitzey. Maefarland, second: sesso. Jeffer-
Running broad jump-Won By Morrissi.
Columbia Morroffa: Langley, second: Ian
ham. Macfariand, third. Distance. 10 feet
3 inches.
RqngnT high amDwon sy yndessse,s
sHerif. Langley, third. Height. feet :
-,22o-yard relay--won by Macfarland
Langley, second; Columbia. third. Time
70 $40 seconds.
1OO-PoUND CLASS.
75-yard dash-won by Newman. Colum
bia; Daudt Macfarland. second; Clagget,
'e4Sya 75.yard dash 'dassih-won by Felstein. Macfar.
land; P. sokolove, Langley. second Church.
jefferson. third. Time. seconds.
colHmbia nbn pa%ds SrSa Second es Css
gett. Jefferson, third. Distance, Is feet
p Running high iump-wog by Bea!. &
4lo.y2rd relay@Won by Macfarland tFel-
sen Da9d ahrd and e 81 ti0sy
115-PoUND CLASS
lUU-yafO OaSn-WOn Dy Lacey, COluuiOid,
wladovsky,. Columbia, second; Feldman.
Langley, third. Time. II seconds.
Running broad jump-Won by st. Clair.
Columbia: Lacey. Columbia. second; Seid-
man. Columbia. third. Distance. IL feet II
Running high jump-won by ST. Clair.
Columbia: Totten. Powell. second; Tracey.
Macfarland. third. Height. feet IL inches.
440-yard relay-Won by Columbia 81.
Clair. WfadOvsky. Seidman and LACEY Nc
farland. second; Langley. third. Time. 81
UNLIMITED CLASS.
1O0-yard dash-Won by Flanagan. Lang
ley: Keene. Powell second; FarhOod, Powell.
third Time. I l seconds.
".0-yard iash-Won by Skinner. Column
bia: Bradley. Langley. second: Iaccheri. Mac
farland. third. Time. 20 4:l0 seconds.
Running broad jump-Won by FLANAGAN.
Langley; Proctor. Powell, second; Price.
=, Running high lumgEWon by vlins. powli1ns.
White, Macfarland and Proctor Powell, tied
for third. Height. 3 feet 3 inches.
Shotput (eight- pound won by Robins.
Macfarland: White. mcfarland. second:
Goode. Langley, third. Distance. AZ feet
ss0-yari relay-won by Columbia (Frszer.
Skinner Smith and Nebel): Powell. second
Langley, third. Time, / minute "A 7-lO sec
onds.
Points scored-Columbia. SO; Mcfarland.
as: Langley. -; Powell, l6; Jefferson. D:
Hine, /.