Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-17
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Fairgrounds in the four city
| championship field and track
meets to be held within the
next two weeks are rapidly being Sc
lected. Many of the play fields have
already named their squads and are
practicing daily for the big events.
The first of the city championship
meets Will be held Tuesday, when the
finals for the colored girls will be held
on the CardoZa playground starting at
than 800 girls will take part in. the
event. ..
bows will be held at the Howard Univer-
sity Stadium, the university having Of
fereS the playground department use of
all its facilities. There will be nearly
500 boys in this meet and 1t would
be difficult TO handle this number on
the small Cardoza oval.
~ May Be Last at Plaza.
On Tuesday of the following week the
bows meet will be held at the Plaza
playground. Last year over 1900 young
sters Wed for honors in a keenly con-
tested meet, which was won by Iowa
Avenue in the last event.
ON Thursday, August %, the girls
finals will be held at Plaza and aside
from the usual general interest at
tached to the event for the lassies more
than a little sentiment will 60 with 1t,
as it probably will be the last time that
the qleeful shout of a victorious kids
track team will be heard there. Shortly
II is to become a part of the beautifl-
cation nlan of the Capitol Plaza. Meet
results follow:
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TRACK AND
FIELD MEET.
(Held at Cardoza.)
s0-Pound Glass.
so-YARD DAsH-Won by Blair tCardoza).
cG kISNIS SSrd sRoAn n'JS
lace 9th and l.; Clark (Cardoza); Harper
'C fEHE iksAcE-won by cqIston, and nlail
1cardozal johnson and Ha SaITS p. gaIT'
Fa .sosYARD o''o RRE LA by csrdozs
blair. Colston. Redmond, Fletchepi Barry
Farms; Payne ss-Pound Class.
so-yARD DHsR"Won BY smallweosd
(Cardoza); Bush (Cardoza); Wallace t6th
running BROAD JuMP-wen, by Bay az;
'G RTNNiNG HIGH JUMPa1won by Small;
wood 'Cardozal: Bailey tCardozal; tie iol
sso7XASP Rely. Rely Won S b. oa5aG1'
9Th and L; Willow Tree.
1OO-Pound Glass.
sO-YARD DAsHzwon by Trayers Barr,
RUNNING BROAD JUMP-Won by Jarvi
Barry Farms); Hall (cardoza); Brown
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115-POund Class.
sO-YARD DASH-Won by Jones tWillov
Tree); Crawley tCardoza); Jackson Gear
RUNNING BROAD JUMP-won by Jones
(Willow Tree; Jackson tCardoza; Youni
RUNN1NG HIGH JUMP-won by Jackson
tCardozal; Digss 18th and Il; tie for thirc
between Ridley BARRY Farms) and Thoma'
aao-iYARD RiELAY-won by Willow Tire,
LStepney. Mason, Jones, HYDE; Barry
Unlimited Class.
1OO-YARD DASH-Won by Butler fCar.
doFf sYi!h BRosb fe by nfovr
CCardozaJ; Lewis (Cardosa); Floyd 18th
AH RUNNING HIGH JUMP-won BY Robin:
44O-YARD RELAY-Won by Cardozs
Brown, Montsomery, Hall Henry; Str
and L.
HALF MILE RUN-Won by Brown teth
and L.; Giles (Cardo1a); Williams Gear
doza).
(GIRLS.)
HAPPY HOLLOW TRACK AND FIELD MEET
50;Po9nd Glass.
second. Eve Keene.
POTATO RACE-won By L. Sheridan
second, Babs Johnson.
VoLLEY BALL THROW FOR DISTANCE
Won By Dorothy johnson; second, z
George.
85-Pound Glass.
58-YARD DASH-Won by Helen Stephan
son: second, G. Cohen.