Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17

points, Eastern High Schools
crack track team conquered
a formidable field to triumph in the
thirteenth annual &C" Club games yes
to-day In Central High School Stadium.
Episcopal High and woodbury. Forest
each scored 10 to tie for second, fol-
lowed in order by John Marshall High
Of Richmond, with ID; Tech, 1873;
Swavely, 10; st. James OF Hagerstown
and Severn, each 5; Massanutten Mill
tary Academy and Central, each 4;
Georgetown Prep and Gilman, each 3;
Central High Charlotte, N. c., 2;
Hyattsville High, ia.
Forest Park High of Baltimore, which
until last year, when Episcopal was VIC
torious, had won the team trophy in
the junior high division for five straight
seasons, again captured the junior
honors with II points. Episcopal was
second with IL. Langley followed with
and Central freshmen got l.
Eastern'S victory, its third IN as many
meets the last three weeks, brought 1t
a first leg on the Emory Wilson Me-
mortal Cup, offered by the &C" Club.
Three wins are necessary for permanent
possession. The best the Lincoln Park
ers heretofore have done in the meet
was to finish third last year and in 1924.
The Jim Sprigman Trophy went to
Foresp Park High.
Marks are Smashed.
New records were made in the broad
Jump, pole vault and javelin. Five OF
the survivors in the broad jump bettered
the old mark.
1t was Everett, who scored Is points
for Eastern, who leaped 81 feet So
inches to shatter the former broad jump
standard of 20 feet II inches made by
Harry Flippen Of Episcopal and Irving
Gottleib of Central in 1925. Hewson OF
MaSSanutten and Mcdonald Of Episcopal
cleared II feet 60 inches as they tied
for first place In the pole vault to add
y inch to the mark achieved by George
Stewart Of Stanton 10 years ago. John
Carey Of Swayely, who tied Everett Tor
high scorer with Is points, heaved the
1aveiin ITO feet 1924 inches against the
old record Of 164 feet inches, rung
I'D by Carter Haase of John. Marshall
and Richard Sklar of Massanutten last
year.
.Eastern's followers were on pins and
needles until the jaVelin, the last event
to be decided, was over. The Light
Blue failed to score in the Javelin and
had either Woodbury., which won the
IllGGb 1dSG year. OF EploCOpdk Ad10C0
second place in that event, it would
have overcome Eas srn.
Plat Billiard, John Marshall High,
a star Of the 1880 meet, also won the
mile and half mile yesterday. Jimmy
Gwinn, woodbury. Forest, was first in
the 100 and go yard dashes.
In the prettiest race of the day Miles
Carey of Episcopal swept IN ahead OF
ETsrett of Eastern by the proverbial eye
L. -, ~ u 1NVny kRaNP
Techs swift mile relay team trt-
Umphed in the &C" Club event when Al
Reuchman led Billiard of John Marshall
to the tape after the latter, struggling
valiantly. had made up considerable
ground on the anchor leg.
Summaries.
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS.
loO-YARD DAsH-won by dyinn wood
hsrry Fqress) SECOND; aeekin .s SGeorgCet,ooyn
go y4KD DAsM-Wqn By Gwiinn sWooSd:
44e-YARD DAsH@Won By Moorhead
,hT S jo sssH Pss:rson tohn asGa Ts
rssoYAnD ETS1go9 By R 7Tns. . .SGhp
Turpie (chariOtte, N. C., CentraD. Time,
CHENILLE RUN.zwon By Bullard tyohIn
Hfss' ra ETst HTdE HHnkEDLE Rs We y Ever.
stt 9asternj; second. size Essternl: third,
zsss HcW hSEDRs TRs S 81 Gary
'3 Esoz Syf GtTR b TIVE Fy:rs se' f..rn
E3 3es5la 8d 2 81 R Rsss:
made BY Harry Flippen. Episcopal, and Try
nd. Sb and nfA MoPonsld EDlssop.D. ted:
Hut Hutch fs tEasternl TED. Height ii feet
s.. inches. New record; old record, II feet
nssss a ss BY Aos aSSng: Va H. siiFar
,.s sH9TPSIm"9n q CAREY so,.. sswai iSiya
ram ' Gols Rs S00o Distance Il feet
HIGH JgMP.won BY Ksll.asn ms, ,st.
Perry tWoodberry Forest. Height 5 feet
DIscUs-won by schuman tssyernl;
SECOND; Carey lsTaVelyl; third; SanfoTd
yAvELIN-won by. Carey eswayeIy); see
toward Sutton " c6Sriotts e centrap
Distance, ITO feet 1osz inches. New, rec
Carter le Rasse ~ john aset MafsSai Hsh and
Richard Robert Skisr, Massanutten, 1s3o)
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS.
io-YARD DAsH-won By saueryein tFor-
6thdi5d. Hennins Central Trsshmen1 Time,
s .geds Il sG%; ss;s
Hoxton CEpiscopaD. Time, oil
'Wetzel Pohlman. Caplan, SaueTwein);
second Episcopal; third, Forest Park. Time,
Sse- YARD RELAY-Won by Episcopal
wv; Meyers, Tanas, Woodruff, Hoxton); sec
SPECIAL RELAYS.
&C" CLUB ONE-MILE OPEN--Won by
Teen Glyingstone, Moorhead, Aschetter.
Eeehman); second. John Marshall; third
Episcopal Time, 3:34L
SPECIAL ONE NILE (closed TO MARYLAND
SCHOOLS Won b. Mount st. Joseph 1Tinne-
gan, Fahey, Welsh Godfrey second, Gil
man; third. Hyattsville. Time 8 al.