Evening star., 1952-05-25
-Four Records Broken
As Lafayette Wins
In Junior 0Iympics

About 800 boys under IA years
of age converged on Roosevelt High
School yesterday for the seventh
annual Junior Olympics, sponsored
by the Junior Chamber of Com
merce and the District Recreation !
!
Four records we're broken and
one tied in the meet, won by La
fayette Playground with So points.
Chevy Chase was second with 33
points. followed by Takoma, "a;
Georgetown. "a; Hearst, 21; Bu-
chanan, 20la; Rosedale, 1919; Ben
Murch. IL; Barnard, IL and Jeffer-
son. IL.
Ronnie Sans of Rosedale clip
ped tWo-tenths of a second off the
previous record in the 40-yard
dash for 75-pounders with a time
Iof So seconds, while Devin Dolan
Iof Chevy Chase lowered the mark |
in the 50-yard dash for 85-pound-
ers with time of Ga seconds. The
old mark was seconds fiat. Wal |
ter Skinner of Chevy Chase broad
jumped IL feet, 10 inches to set
"a mark in the 100-pound class.
The old mark was I'LL. Irwin
Chester of Georgetown set record |
in the unlimited broad jump with
a leap of IA feet. 3 inches. The
former record was 1871.
Frank Pinney of Lafayette tied
the broad jump record of 13 feet
2 inches in the 115-pound class. |
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Jefferson; 4. D. Lorings. Rosedale; 5. J;
R9nning high Jump, B. Nelson. Tur-
key steslna Thcket Z Payne Chevy Sha1Se
Hearst; 5. 6. Sampson, Bancroft.
2oo,yard relay. Palisades; q. Lafay-
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6o-yard run, /. R; Drpmmond, Lafsyet-
Murch 4, c. Hillegass, Buchanan. Time
| = seconds
R1nRins TaTf. DrSad u;tsn ,qmD-1, F. Pipnex
Rufty' Thomson: 4 r. HopSins' Hearst:
3. S. Long, Bancroft. Distance--l3 feet. 2
inches.
24o-yard relay, Murch; 2. Hearst;
g. Lafayette: Time-349 o seconds.
i UNLIMITED CLASS.
60-yard run-1, R. Simi. Rudolph 2 .
4, E. Speick, Stoddert; 8. ]. Dorfman,
ITakoma Time--S.4 seconds.
Running broad jump-1, I Chester,
GEORGETOWN; Q, B. Wilson, Takoma: g.
B. Martin, Takoma; 4, NJ. Morganstein
Hearst; 5. N. Cuddy. Rudolph. Distance
LA feet, 3 inches.
Running high jump. r. Sutton,
Thomson: Q, W. WeiSsman, Rosedale.
Height feet, inches
120-yard relay. GEORGETOWN; 2, Ia
Ikoma; 3, Lafayette Time-21 seconds