Evening star., 1928-12-23

turned in really remarkable perform
ance for schoolboy. Proctor of Cen
trail achieved new record in the pole
vault when he cleared IL feet inches
to better the old mark by 5 inches.
I Dewitt scored % points to win the &C"
Club meet, Tech being second with 90.
Harris of Dewitt, with Is points, was the
star of the meet. Five new records were
made. Calvin Milans of Central made
the same leap as in the public high
games of 6 feet u inch to set q new
mark, the old standard having been
feet 103s inches. Nase, Chester High
School. Centralia, Va, ran the mile In
minutes 40 9-10 seconds to better the
old mark of minutes As Us seconds.
Rhcads of Woodberry Forest hurled the
discus 139 feet z inches to eclipse the
former record of 124 feet Z inches.
Hoffman of Eastern bettered the javelin
throw mark with a toss of 159 feet 8
inches. The old mark was 156 feet
inches. Kelly Of Dewitt stepped the half
mile in 2 minutes is seconds to bet
ter the former best effort of minutes
2-5 seconds.
Central, with 391s points, won the
high school trophy in the Dewitt meet.
Mercersburg Academy captured the prep
school trophy with SIS points.
In the University Of Maryland inter-
SSuOldStIC 6pLoCOpdA SCOIcQ ~ pOlItIS "
win the meet and nose out Dewitt by
lone point. New records were set in tn
440, $50, 1-mile, 120-yard high hur
dies, high jump, 12-pound Shotput an
discus events.
EntwisIe Equals Record.
Dewitt, Eastern and Tech each got {
points In the University of Richmcn.
lr1door scholastic meet. Eastern scored
It's points when Entwisle ran the $50 if
z minutes ii As seconds to equal tn
meet record. Techs relay team, com
priSing Bailey. Nebel, Edwards am
Edelblut. won the mile relay In 3 min
utes As AS seconds, record time.
In the Virginia indoor meet at Char
iottesville, Dewitt, Eastern and Tee
again were represented along will
Central. Tech got points to tie Johi
Marshall of Richmond for first plac
In the high school section. Dewitt
scored GA points in the prep schoo
section and Central and Eastern regis
tered 5 and 8, respectively.
Langled athletes, with "A points, won
their first victory in the flft'' .lnua
Junior high track meet, k~'' Cen
trail High stadium. Maceo- nner
the two previous year5, End
with 33 3-5 points. Milia- -2w-
ell 100-pound representa-. n,
star, making new records - 1ss
in the high and broad jumps az ef.
ting mark of seconds In the &C
yard dash, which was run for the frs
time. Other new records were made ftl
the 80-pound class high jump and lir
limited class 220-yard dash. The high
Jump mark in the unlimited class wa,
equaled, and new records were set In
the 60-yard dash 100-pourd class, 10
yard dash 115-pound class and 440
yard relay unlimited class, all these
events being new to the meet.
West Catholic High School OF Phila-
delphia won the second annual Eastern
Catholic scholastic meet for the second
80 points for the second-place La Sale
Military Academy of Oakdale, Long Is
land, NJ Y, which counted 80. st.
Johns College athletes Of this city
scored 6la points The meet was held in
| the Catholic University stadium.
st. AloysiuS boys and st. Stephens
girls won the third annual track for
District parochial schools, held In May,
at Catholic University. It was the third
victory in as many years for st.
Aloysius.
Because no field was available. the
annual colored junior high school
championship tIdck uiccI was AOt aASlu.
Tech Earns Grid Crown.
Tech won the public high school
gridiron title in clear-cut style, captur-
ing all four of its games. Eastern cap
tured three games and lost one to finish
second. Central and Western tied for
third, with one victory and two defeats,
and Business was last, losing all four
of its matches.
Particularly rough did the Maroon
and Gray treat its old foe, Central.
drubbing the Blue and White, 48 to 0.
It was the biggest margin by which
either Central or Tech has scored over
the other since the teams started meet
ing, in 1902 Following the public high
series. the Tech eleven journeyed to
Tuscaloosa, Ala, where the District
eleven put up game fight before los
ing a 1876 game Incidentally, this
was the only match lost by Tech during
the season.
This all-high eleven was selected BY
The Star: Benner, Tech, left end;
Cole. Tech, left tackle; oyster, Tech.
left guard: L. winston, Tech, center;
Oehmann, Tech, right guard lcaptainl;
Montague, Eastern, right tackle; Edel-
blut,' Tech, right end Dirssel, Tech.
quarterback; Fountain, Tech, left half
back; Florance, Tech, right halfback;
Mehler, Central, fullback.