Evening star., 1936-04-26
BALLST0N SCHOOL
SCORES 69PO|NTS
Lehman Sets Pace as His
Team Wins-CapitaI Boys
Second With 81.

~ AGED by stocky Fred lehman,
- versatile track and field ath-
lete, Washington-Lee High
i School scored SO points to
chalk up a victory over Central and
Fredericksburg High teams in tri-
angular meet yesterday at Central
Stadium. Central Tailed "a points,
while Fredericksburg scored 23
While Johnny Bakers Little Gen.
erals from ,Ballston never were threat
ened after the meet was we'll under
way, Hardy Pearce's Central cinder-
Founders regarded their own showing
as a moral victory. Johnny Fenlon
Fredericksburg coach, also was salts
fled with the work of his rather Inn
ited squad.
The meet marked the first time that
Fenlon, Baker and Pearce, all former
George Washington foot ball stars
had an opportunity to test their coach
ing ability against each other at the
same time. Although Baker came out
on top, the showings of the Contra
and Fredericksburg teams were credi-
table inasmuch as Pearce is in the
midst of a rebuilding process anC
Fenlon has little material from which
to draw.
Pearce in Full Charge.
PILL FOLEY, for many years track
coach at Central, virtually con.
ceded his position to Pearce in failing
to appear ut the meet. Foley has no
been present at practice for the past
three weeks, and Pearce, who was ap-
pointed as his assistant, now is re.
garded as head coach.
Lehman, blond sprint star and sho
put ace, annexed the 440-yard dash
in So seconds, heaved the iron ball 3!
feet 7a4 inches to take, first place, rar
second in the 220-yard dash and rar
leg on the winning l2-mile relay
team to roll up l414 points and garner
individual scoring honors.
Will Thompson, elongated Centra
basket ball center, flashed around tn,
bend in 1902 seconds to win the 900
yard dash and then triumphed in tht
century sprint in 1904 seconds, barely
breasting the tape ahead of Martin
Ball of Westinghouse and NicE
kanelopoulos of Central.
Joe Minnick, Little General fielc
event star, also tailed 10 points, win.
ming both the pole vault and javelin
Du Delft, Swank Start Well.
CLAUDE DU Dell, running in COM
petition for the first time, tri-
umphed in the l20-yard high hurdles
for Central while Johnny Swank
Central foot ball guard, placed second
in the shotput event on his initia
effort in meet.
G00-YARD DAsH-won by VIII Thomp-
son , ca N;c, second .,oMa1dT MaTtin BaH 'Mal ,n;
a.o-YARD DAsH-won bv VIII Thomp-
son C. second, Fred Lehman WI.
'n'I@, i@oYaRD sTn HIGH HIGH HrRDLEsEwEon By
ton Nv Ia - = third. Richard King 'w,-LJ.
il%:1so @so. YARD Low HuRDLEs-won by
NSn Nan hrd stasP aHsPn
iio-YARp DAsH-won by Fred Ieh-
third, Albert Toulotte tW.-LD. Time
ssO-YARD RUN-Won bv Russell Cor
third Leonard Dewey tW.-L). Time
I-MILE RUN-Won hv Leonard Dewey
CW-Ll' second Frank King w, IL: third,
ssO-YARD RELAY-Won bv Washing
ton-Lee tToulotte Lehman: Ball. Bass
fordl second. Central: third, FrederckS-
burg Time :364
HIGH JUMP-Tie between Jimmy Dowr
fW-L1 and Billy Bragg (W.-Ll: third;
Stuart Hoskins tF). Height-5 feet
BROAD JUMP-Won Nv Glen Ferguson
fCl second. Stuart HoSkinS tFl third.
Raw Wheeler VIII DiStance-21 feet
POLE vAULT-Won by Joe Minnick
third, Paul Livingston Co. Heisht-lo
DIsCUS-Won bv William Jackson wv
l.: second Linuuest Robertson WI , !;
third Frank Hodge tCD. Distance-1O"
JAvELIN@won by Joe Mnnick lw-Ll:
second Miller Lewis cd: third. Bill Bragg
tW-Ll Distance-133 feet 3 inches
SHOTPUT-Won by Fred Lehman wv
L.: second John Swank CO. third. Lin
quest Robertson tW.-Lo. Distances
Totai pnints-was washington-Lee. 80; Gen.
trail "a: Fredericksburg' ID