Evening star., 1935-07-27
SKATERS RECORD
|. FOR BROAD Jump
Cooksey Features Meet in
Which Sherwood Gusts
RoSedaIe Champs.

RoSedaIe Champs.
s. ~ zzIE" CoOKSEY saw the
4 Eastern Conference play
ground championship
~ slowly slipping out Of the
hands of his Rosedsle team yesterday
as Sherwood Playground took It's first
conference title in six years. but he
salvaged a bit Of glory for his team
when he broke the youngest play
( ground record in the city.
Sherwood's 46 points were II ahead
Of the erstwhile champions, who
placed second.
Cooksey jumped lS feet inches
in the running broad jump, eclipsing
/ the 17-feet- II inch record eStab-
lished but three days ago by Norman
/ Balsir OF johnson in the Northern
Conference. In addition to this fea-
ture. the meet attracted 527 boys,
which is a new Eastern Conference
entry mark. Over in the Southern
/ Conference, which was concluding its
meet halted Thursday by rain, an
entry record was likewise set when
$40 competed.
Although only placing seventh, the
lexington Playground team. coached
by George Washington's basket ball
star, Ben Goldfadden, walked away
with honors in the unrestricted and
. unlimited divisions. Three OF the
eight events were won by Eckington's
athletes.
Having no bearing on the title,
which was decided Tuesday when
Virginia Avenue compiled enough
points to have won without competing
| further, the Southern Conference
meet was concluded yesterday. Vir-
ginia Avenue almost trtpled the score
on its closest competitor. its 9612
points to Potomacs 81 strikingly
demonstrating the superiority OF the
winners.
Summaries:
70-P0und Glass.
4n-meter run-won by Billy Fsrrsri
I ludlow: second. Robert SlmonoS lhose-
dalsl snnninr sh5ad sTosd Goss'el jumpMwoa By Billy
Graves tRosedaie5; second Pete MantLourls
1Burrouehsj; third. Norman Smith tThom-
Running hish jgmp.woaa by JACK wssTaI SAN
lRosedalel; third. Joe French (RoseoaIe
Diilinger. A. Bright; NJ. ,Vanezky. Ems
ISM; second. Brookland ~ Hollidss, J
HsTsOn A KOeiseIt seTtoE G. S'9s4 1erkn snifi
Riencei. r. Walsh.
s5-Pound Class.
4O-meter run-Won by Jack Walsf
(BurroughSl; second, John DAVIS kings
n am; third, Perry Jones New York Ave
Running broad iump-won by oiI6er. =,
Sokol Burroughs; third. Robert PAM
KunIing high jumpzwon BY Joe Pop
Lanedoni; second Joe Clifford tRosedalel
'nfs iso-meter S0e nAPe relagMWon awe by New Yorl
Avenue c. James A. Hicks. D, Cox: ?
r5ses seFqR W & BiysS eSPe hp
, Hayes IN. Scarano. T. Ford. r. Donnelly
H. Ferguson.
IO0-Pound Glass.
5O-meter run-Won by Jerry Coman!
somery some tOtB tsurroushsj; third. Robert Pierr
Running broad iump.ws9 by ozzi
perton Sherwood; third, Warren Era
Running high jump-Won by Joe Collin
dsie1; third, Joe e Donneliy 1Hsyes5. 'O'e
@OO-meter relay--Won by lexington ct
tmGmOsee tonS second ss Rossdae [k1 M Whipp II Mas
Yopes. H. Naselle, A. King; third Haye
M, Murnane, s. La Mamma, r. Thornberry
T. Fitzgerald).
II5-Pound Glass.
60-meter run--won by Bill Smith (Bur
rouehs1: second, Georee Waveriey tNev
York Ayenue); third. Don Mohler Hayes
Running broad igmp-won by Howar,
Sherwood; third, Ray Gorham 1Buf
roughs).
Robert Nicely sherwood! and joseph Rus
sell (Burroughs); third Joe Hillery Rose
240-meter relay-won by Noyes Il
, Jackowski, Jack Rosey, C. Byrnes. A
corner; second. Rosedale IF. Flanagan
j; Bolts; NJ Brunior: l. Ldchltderl; third
Babbington).
Unlimited Class (Restricted).
l00-meter run-Won by Bill Thompson
tThomson); second. Herbert Sapersteil
CBurrouehs); third. Daniel Carroll (sher
Running broad jump-won by Mari
! Geraci Thomson; second. Garnett Val
entine CLangdon); third. Robert Brodfel
Rnnnins high jump-First tie betweel
p vals1tipe And Zoe PAY
ineton)' seeona. stuffy Stewart lsher
woool; third. William Chappeless (sher
400-meter relay--won BY Sherwood wv
Lacey. D. Carroll. E. Masner. Z. Hawkins)
sscopS; Rosedale r. lSic Michael g. Caplin
sspeFss.n nter Hhn + fhifs Nice ..nFS4n j. %.o q
Unlimited Class CUnrestricted).
10O-meter run---won by Ralph Bncc
(Rosedalel; second Frank Haske bur
roughs): third. Bud Simonds tRosedalel.
one7m run-Won By John Lsiss Eek :S
af third Elmer neSoeH dalena nam %tsherWood}. sh OA'e'
one:miie relsy--won by. Eckington q
ws se:ond sheraooe hers & dSdfsssn esaDpse.f fsse
Eisinger. L. Caparetti. g. stewart); third
5 Southern Conference RELAYS Held Durin
Eastern Conference Meet.
(They were rained out on July 23.)
74,pOund class lsG,meter 60 rslaywwSl q
q SstslnI;a saIfa TSaTS Witt 1SsTs.H.Sa EsTsssSS9
san Vefnon. 'ta B. Cannon. onnfia s, Bsltos5. o. .
s5-pound class, 180-metsr relay-7Woi
B. sriGassfd sfaialaf Aysnus W s sscend Potoma
Eienstt8Sl as9cl'' third. 4 NS aosyes R Arthur 9
h'pS5s pSospoGnd % ha; Class 26S-meter relay-wol
by Virginia Avenue g. ssrSeSs' anS donSss9 Dean
a.sss MSauiFs X dsmhon. nfaes ssfUhS oT1bSs sax
back. R. Crawford; third. Potomac y
Lewis, B. Harroniman. H. Johnson. s. VII
ii5-pound class. 24O-meter relay--wol
' by Virginia Avenue &C. Bonds, r. Mccoy
: r. Scott M. Shelton); second, Garnet
. third. Congress Heights (R. Lusenbeel. u
s Coddington. b. Benner. r, Oden).
Unlimited class (restrictedl. 400-mete
! relay-Won by Jefferson &C. Cliff. J. Brant
B. Fisher. j. Minton); second. Potomac u
beavers: A. LORD; 9; Tucker " STANCE
dinston, @. Oden, @. LeigienbieD.