Evening star., 1936-08-08
.PLAYGR0UNDLEAP
RECORD IN DANGER
Carroll, Clearing Fl Feet
in Georgetown Victory,
City Meet Threat.
LEAST one record will be IL

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" jeopardy In the city cham
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= meet at Central Stadium on
August IS as a result of the 21-foot
leap by Jim Carroll of Georgetown
Playground in the broad jump yes
terday when he paced his teammates
to victory in the Western Conference
meet at Western Stadium.
Should Carroll concentrate solely on
the broad Jump he figures to crack
the mark. Carroll also won the 60
meter and 100-yard dashes and ran a
leg on Georgetown's winning l-mile
relay team prior to shattering the
existing record Of 20 feet tn inches
in the broad Jump.
AS more than 500 boys and 81
teams view for the title, one of series
Of tune-up events for the city meet.
Georgetown was forced to come from
behind as Cooke Playground, defend
ing title-holder, stepped into an early
lead through the efforts of its ath-
letes in the 10, IS and 100-pound di-
visions.
Georgetown, however, displayed
strength In the l15-pound unlimited
restricted and unlimited unrestricted
classes to nose out Cooke by 9 points.
The West End lads swept the entire
unlimited unrestricted class with the
exception of second place in the l.
mile run, which was captured by Roy
Shipton of Cooke. The winners scored
50 points, with IS teams sharing in
the point-gathering.
Cooke Still Threat.
COOKE undoubtedly will offer sew
eral threats in the lighter divi-
sions, with Billy Ferrara and Jack
Burke in the 70-pound class, Warren
Jones and Edward Derby in the S5-
pound division, and Sam DiBlasi in
the 1o0-pound class, looming as po-
tential city-wide winners.
sO-Pound Class.
5o-meter dash--Won by Billy Ferrara
town. third @ Leroy aI HalIeF LSooke1 oO p.rnv
sSS ssSH ass4s third secSnd saph wnpss DefSs
Running high iump-Won BY Jack
Burke tcooks!; seeend Esward Ss.n ,n Murphy
E: cox; Smith, 2 Bresks5; R; ces1; OK,
ese0fs Tawss ssG5deff thra Hss Cooke s e. Fox sf
Thomas. B. Ouch. L. sinker).
s5-Pound Class
5o:meter dash-Won BY Warren Jones
third: Wentman Allen lstoddertI. ,,,,
guy 'u coofe59 thru ho" Norman 4asGo RotR%eli
loseassfsxnssi sansias high ,umD-wen by Edward
IEillmore) third Thomas Macarthur
290;meter relay-Won BY Cooke y.
Rfs. fscGnd Cooke zoni e. ,5sa Reilly Hels5
Kenzie, NJ. Harris. J. Folen. B. Cady.
10O-Pound Class.
ANA (Stoddert); second, Millard Shoe
maker tGeorEetoVn); third John Miller
Running broad iump-won by Sam Di
Chase; third Gilbert walker (Key).
man Happ5 Pie HooW seeond OY rsneis
liam (CoIcoran; third. Bernard Morris
S40-meter raay-Won by GEORGETOWN
R. Kelly. B. Cross. J. Heathwood. J Kline;
II. Ellsworth. H folsom; third. Chevy
Chase ~. Spano. w. Briscuso, ]. Reid. G.
Falcony).
115-Pound Class.
60-meter run-Won by Sap Sellers
tHappy Hollow: third, Jay FITZGERALD
Running broad iump-Won by Schuyler
Jackson (Georgetown): second. Robert
MCGOWAN (Chcvy Chase); third. H. Hoyle
. Runnins hieh jump-won by James
William Perry tMontrose) and Frank Het-
tenkenmer Isfayette); fourth. William
M1liin. & Riles. W. Wal Waidecker. j. Ginif-
frel; second. Georgetown tR. Beach. B.
HEX Hiekson BIsdfOr9 vts1 a E1thsnbeEEi; III
leary, P. Carroll, ]. Poole.
Unlimited Class (Restricted).
IOO-yard run-Won by Jack Golden
[GeoEse.own seeona ,S sa1foTd Wof Hgshes
"Haif-mile run-won by Luther Stone
Happy Hollow; third. Jack Reesdon
% Runnins broad iump-won by Vincent
Kenney (Chevy Chasel; second. Morris
Sneed (Montrose);, third. Francis Donald
son RunninE SGhexy tiah SafSe e3ump-won BY Richard
ciatta (Cooke); third. Carl Ercoll (Cor-
Half-mile relay-won by Cooke w.