Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-23
TRACK TITLE ADDED
TO EASTERNS LIST
Shades Central as Everett
Skaters Two Records.
Tech Is Third.

- ASTERN has gained most ath-
- Ietic honors in the District
public high schools in the school
year now coming to close. In
the last few years the boys who veal
the Light Blue have been dividing the
spoils with Tech, but as the result Of
again winning the title track meet yes.
terday, gained the edge over the Gray
for 1930-31.
In addition to track the Lincoln
Parkers ruled supreme this year in base
ball for the fourth year in q row ane
finished in tie with Central for the
basket ball championship. Foot bal
was the lone sport in which Eastern
failed.
1t was Easterns big three, Grover
Everett, Bob Slye and Fred Hutchin.
son, who were largely responsible fol
hosting the Light Blue in the track
meet yesterday. Eastern scored AZ
points to gain its third win in row in
the affair. Central was second with AZ
followed by Tech with % and Western
with 3.
It was Hutchinson whose work yester-
day was most pleasing to Mike Kelley
Eastern coach. Everett and Slye have
been showing strongly all season, but
Hutchinson, after an impressive start
had not done so well lately. He came
through yesterday, though, when his
school most wanted him to. Hutchinson
captured the discus, shotput and pole
vault.
Everett, however, was Eastern's shin.
S,,r, - ~ II.
ster win three events, but turned tr
record performances in all of them
Two Of the marks were disallowed, but
at that he made two new records, the
only ones hung up.
After winning his heat in the 100.
yard high hurdles in Is seconds to CLIP
a rs of second of the mark hung
up by Slye last season, Everett was
clicked in 1873 in capturing the fina,
of the event. The latter record, how
ever, was not allowed as he knocked
down a hurdle. In winning the 800
low hurdles Everett was caught in 26K
seconds, Is Of a second better than tbs
performance of Paul j. Blackstone o.
Central in 1912. Again, however, the
time was not allowed as he knocked
down a hurdle. There was no question
however, about his record of 81 feet
8H4 inches in the broad jump. Thi'
was Il of an inch better than the
former mark made by Sidney Kent o!
Central way back in 1905.
Al Reichman of Tech also was ar
individual stand-out, winning the mile
and half-mile. In each he triumphec
by driving finish as is his won't.
Ioo-yard dash--won by NayIor Central
ss ss FT1ee o SGieenntrap; third Smith (cen
12o-yard high .hurdIes-won by Evereti
record; Old record. O:1sN, established b.
sSo-yard dash-won By pt,zler (centraI
44sscond; Sssyior Central; third. POhi GTech)
s.eSnd s. TgS John Ry EsiehR '4s 'Tss
sesRW 2as e No0t tsd tg g5.
t,Isse:ysFd love o@ h SiSdflSi By Everett,
Beers CWesternJ. Time, o5sIs. new re rec C.
ORD disallowed)
grs q Ee shTa st. rs yahr
CENTRAL Time, 2;os.
Aehststter. Moorhead and Reichm snro'S see.
ond; Western. Time. 3:35
s.e ass 'Hs% Howard Sy Rouc aSEa
EPs Sie usIt HsWIght' g. H;,,os,
second, Coleman fCentrSll; third, Corridogr
'Ens st Distagce, ITO e.
trail. Distance, q II. sM in. New meei
record, Old record. ~ It. ia in, estsblishec
GeorRetown) 'S ~
,JaveIin-Won By Koscis (centraD; second
ern fke 1istsn orsehis third Caldwell West
shotputg.Won By Hutchinson tEasterny;
SeCono, hosctS Central: third, Cibbon,
(Centran. Dtstance. Al II III 01VVo"s