Evening star., 1947-05-11
Noses Out 6. W. High;
Eastern, Sd, Pace
District Schools
By GEORGE Huber

WaShingtOn-Lee High cOntllueu
unbeaten at track this year by TAX
ting the fourth annual Metropolitan
public high track and field meet at
Wilson Stadium yesterday. The we'll
balanced Generals scored 36 Il2
points to nose out their Virginia
neighbors. George Washington OF
Alexandria, which had 1913 points.
Three records were broken and
another tied to go with the four
marks broken on Friday when the
two-day meet opened.
Eastern High came in third to
lead District schools with 1874
points, followed by Anacostia, 131A;
Wilson, IS; Western, 10; Roosevelt
and Central, 9A; Tech, 81s; Blair,
IA, and Coolidge, 3.
Individual honors went to Gene
Schroeder of Anacostia and Clar-
ence Morgan of Eastern, each OF
whom Tailed points. Gene got
his by winning the 220-yard dash
in one of the days most thrilling
finishes, and by taking second in
the 100. He was nosed out in the
century by Walter Camp of Roose-
welt who tied the 10-second record
Schroeder set in Fridays trials.
Morgan's 8 points came on his
record-shattering shotput win on
Friday and his second place in the
discus yesterday. The discus went
to G.. WIS Russell Herman, who
sailed the platter 120 feet 8s4 inches
to break Morgan's 1946 mark of 120
feet.
G. w. also hand a hand in an
other record performance as Bob
Jones of the Presidents covered the
880-yard distance in 2 minutes 2
seconds, bettering his own 2:04.8
mark set last year. The third record
to fall yesterday was in the broad
Jump as Westerns Bob Glasgow
turned in his schools only victory
with leap of % feet 10 inches.
1oo,yard dash-Won by Camp 9Roose;);
second. Schroeder (Ana,1; third Myles la
10 seconds (ties record set Friday by
44o-yard dash.Won BY Hiltqn :, .W.-Loi III
Bass tAna.); fourth, Grisso tG. W..
van Sprint sasy reay Grsso
Hanna, Thompson. jonesj: second, Cen
trail: third, Western: fourth, Anacostia.
Tins; e. a;4e 4e47.Cs Tec0rd; old record 1916 by
Miie rsn1Won By Mcpanisls rs ? tslss ew;La; WIZ;
ward Anao: fourth Beaii ecent9' Time
iao-yard high hurdles-won BY Nc
Rnd Isps acksr 81 W esn seeqRd fonf ssea
eF,5os tRoose) Time. is.4 seconds
s3o-yard dashmwon lWs.t py schr9sder ts,4d
Camp eans Rsose fssSaa o5aaFtdSx foaFtS Msiss East
sso-ysrd rune-Won BY. Jones g. W.;
SOM; fourth. seigmiller, WILSON,; Time
2:o2, treeordd; old record 2;o4.s by Jones'
G. sSo.yagd 70. agdop, low hurdles-won by schenck
wilson: second. HOWE CW.-L);, third.
Bates lW.-L.); fourth, Thompson (Tech).
Mi Mile I reiay@Won won by George washington
tAnderson. Davis. Levinson. Grisso!; sec.
snd RaassVs n. t5i!S sss central
WIS; FoIe 'sats second Miniek tSW.-L); third.
ts between Members W ,asse, aes P1eset Tee
ord rf'Ae Old ] recoTd BY coivin Of wilson 1914
...sss sssf #oelsssi.sse BY Nsrs1 #f Ea;s sFs
HAYES tw.,LJ; fourth Lssdam lWilaa
Old record by Gerber (W.-L), 1914, 48
feet 9 inches)
'ond, Morgan {East J; third, Leadam CWil-
SOM: fourth. Mellor Cent?. Distance;
120 feet 8a4 inches (record. Old record
by Morgan (East.), 1946, 120 feetl
Broad jump-Won by GLASGOW tWestl:
second. Lawrence tTech); third. Self (Wil-
SOM; fourth, Frasier blair. Distance: 22
feet 10 inches trecord. Old record %
feet 4s4 inches by Lam (Tech), 1944.
High jumpLFirst tie among Johnson Johnson
(G. vs.; fourth, tie among Halderman
(Roose.); Helms (W.-L). bunker tCentraU
and schaeffer (East). Height: B feet
inches