Evening star., 1935-05-15
Ross Foe Harder Pncher Louis Spends Busy Week Nw York
&C" CLUB RECORDS
TOUGH TO SKATER
Few Likely to Go Saturday
Despite Array of Stars
Who viii Compete.

w YHILE bang-up competition
M is expected to mark the
annual &c" Club track
meet Saturday in the Cen
tral High School Stadium, indications
are there viii be little in the way Of
record breaking. This is figured In
spite Of the fact that the cream Of
the schoolboy athletes of this section
are entered. Most of the marks, 1t
appears, are out of the reach of even
these classy performers.
A total of 229 athletes from 23
schools have entered.
One of the oldest marks appears to
be in great danger. That is the record
of $50 seconds for the 220-yard low
hurdles, hung up by Harry Flippen Of
Episcopal in 1926. Gold of Staunton
Military Academy has SKINNED the
hurdles in this test at 25.6, Monroe
Emmerich of Tech High has done 1t
in 25.8. and Spangler of Newport
News High has equaled the record Of
25.9.
Relays May Decide.
GONE think the relays may decide
y the meet. Tech Highs crack
team, which recently raced to
glory in the Penn relays, will face de-
termined fours from John Marshall
High of Richmond, Episcopal High,
Massanutten Military Academy, New
port News High, Woodberry Forest
and Gilman.
The sprints, it appears, will offer
stirring battles. In the l0O-yard dash,
where the Oldest meet record Of S7-10
seconds hung up by Frank Hussey Of
Stuyvesant High School, N. Y, in
1924 still prevails, fine field Is en-
tered. George Began OF Teen, Bill
Hopkins of John Marshall, who ran the
220-yard dash in record time of % is
seconds last year; Spangler, Newport
News High; Zones. Alexandria High,
and other flyers are entered in the
century. Hopkins also will compete
again in the 220, in which about the
same field Is entered.
Another record-holder who will per-
form again is Stuart Bledsoe Of Fork
Union Military Academy, who hurled
the javelin 180 feet inches last year.
List s Records.
Here are the marks at which the
boys will be shooting Saturday:
1o0-ysrd dash, s7-1O seconds
Frank Hussey, Stuyvesant High School,
N. Y, 1924.
l20-yard high hurdles, 1875 sec
onds-Bob Slye, Eastern High. 1892
One mile run, 4 minutes 40 Sec
onds-Johnny King, Baltimore Poly,
1882.
44o-yard dash, so lilo seconds
Jack Edwards, Mckinley Tech, 1929
220-yard dash, % Is seconds-Bill
Hopkins, John Marshall, 1894.
880-yard run, 2 minutes, 2-l0 sec
onds-James Kelly, Dewitt School,
1928; Plat Bullard, John Marshall
High, 1880.
220-yard low hurdles, Is s-lo sec
onds-Harry F1ippen, Episcopal High
1925. =,
Pole vault, II feet es44 7inchss-wff-
liam Hewson, Massanutten Military
Academy. and Allen Mcdonald, Epis-
copal High School, 1881.
High Jump. feet lss inches
Harry Harmon. Woodberry Forest,
1888.
Broad Jump, % feet s1a inches
Bob Schueneman, Staunton Military
Academy, 1884.
Shotput, SO feet 8 inches-Bill
Guckeyson, Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School. 1888.
Javelin. $50 feet 8 inches-Stuart
Bledsoe, Fork Union Military Acad-
emy. 1884.
Discus, 139 feet inches-Webster
Rhoads, Woodberry Forest, 1928.
Half-mile relay. minute 81 2-5
seconds-McKlnley Tech George
Began. Runt Pearson, Paul Lynch,
Bill Thies), 1894.
One mile &C" Club relay, 3:283s
seconds-McKinley Tech (Bill Thies
Harold Lank. Leroy Green, Byron
| Hayden), 1884