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V. E. So WALKS
OVER FISHBURNE
The indominatable Virginia Epis- copal track team continued its great season by winning a substantial vic- tory over Fishburne, 101-16, on Fri- day, April 30. The Waynesboro school was able to take but one first place, when St. Claire broad jumped 19 feet, 11 inches. :McCormick, by
first in the hundred and two-twen- ty cinched his letter, while Deyerle with the javelin and Young in the high jump did the same thing. Gol- dy gathered 17 points and was the high point man of the meet. Jim- my Day was second with 12, and Mc- Cormick a close third with 11. Gold- smith again broke the much frac- tured shot record when he hurled the sphere H feet, 5 1-4 inches. This, as the last dual meet, seemed
to forecast the victories that were to come in the South Atlantic meet and at Charlottesville.
Summary
100-yard dash-:McCormick, V. E. S., first; Smith, V. E. S., second; St. Claire, F. :III. S., third. Time,
10 -!-5 seconds.
220-yard dash-McCormick, V. E.
S., first; Smithey, V. E. S., second; St. Claire, F. :III. S., third. Time,
24 2-5 seconds.
440-yard dash-Taylor, V. E._ S.,
first; Witt, F. M. S., second; Smith-
ey, Y. E. S., third. Time, 57 1-5
seconds.
880-yard run-George, V. E. S.,
first· Miller, F. M. S., second; Far- inholt, V. E. S., third. Time, 2 minutes, 20 2-5 seconds.
Mile run-Constantine, V. E. S., first; Hale, V. E. S., sBcond; Elli- son, F. ~I. S., third. Time, 5 min- utes, 11 1-4 seconds.
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V. E. S. TAKES STATE TITLE WITH 521j2 POINTS
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E. H. S.; third, Epling, B. M. A.; It was here that Pemberton bravely
(Continued from page 1) fourth, Osborne, F. U. M. A.
attacked a large moccasin \vith a huge stick. The reptile was fully 12 inches long, so our hero's cour-
Time, Shotput-Won by Deyerle, V. E.
25 seconds.
S.; second, Motley, W. F. S.; third, age deserves great credit. The re-
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Thomas, UcGuire's School; fourth, mainder of the hike was rather un- 220 low hurdles-Bethea, V. E. Jimmy Day, V. E. S. Distance, eventful. Suffice it to say that the
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S., first; Evans, V. E. S., second; Ross, F. ~I. S., third. Time, 29
3-5 seconds.
120 high hurdles-Cabell, V. E.
S., first; George, V. E. S., second;
Little, F. M. S., third. Time, 19
1-5 seconds.
High Jump-Goldsmith, V. E.
S., Young, V. E. S., Evans, V. E. S., tie for first. Height, 5 feet, 4 inches.
Pole Vault-Goldsmith, V. E. S., Lavinder, V. E. S., tie for first; King, F. )f. S., third. Height, 10
feet, 9 inches.
Broad Jump-St. Claire, F. M.
S., first; Day, J., V. E. S., second; UcCormick, V. E. S., third. Dis- tance, 19 feet, 11 inches.
Discus throw-Goldsmith, V. E. S., first; Day, J., V. E. S., second; Ross, F. M. S., third. Distance, 108 feet, 6 inches.
Javelin throw- Deyerle, V. E. S., first; Day, J.,V. E. S., second; Lav- inder, V. E. S., third. Distance, 1-!5 feet.
Shotput-Goldsmith, V. E. S., first ; Day, J., V. E. S., second; Dey- erie, V. E. S., third. Distance, 44 feet, 5 1-4 inches.
ANOTHER FACULTY TRIP
~Ir. Johnston went to Baltimore for the week-end of May 1st. He went on one of the famous business- pleasure combinations that are be- coming so popular with the faculty.
Dunn: "Crutchfields did the dis- appearing valise act last week."
Tarr : "How did they do it?" Dunn: "I don't know, but they took the bags out of my trous·ers."
Who said Spady Animal Crack- er?
King says that all the night clubs on Broadway are not wielded by po-
licemen.
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She: "I bet that you are on the
football team."
Luck (proudly): "Well, yes, I b
Mriel work."
She: "What is that?"
H feet, 3 1-2 inches. Javelin Throw-W on
travelers pulled into Lynchburg on time under the able direction of that
He even admitli it.
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by Jimmy Day, V. E. S.; second, Motley, W. F. S.; third, Scott, H. M. A.; fourth, Cocke, W. F. S. Distance, 166 feet,
snake-killer,
9 inches. ·
Discus Throw- Won by Jimmy
Day, V. E. S.; second, Goldsmith, V. E. S.; third, Motley, IV. F. S.;
fourth, Fletcher, S. M. A. 115 feet, 1-2 inches.
Pole V ault--W on
Y. E. S.; s·econd, tie between Lavin- der, V. E. S., and Grattan, W. F. S.; fourth, tie between Epling, B. M. .A., and Cocke, ·w. F. S. Height, 11 feet, 6 inches.
High Jump-Tie between Gold- smith and Young, V. E. S.; third, McAllister, A. l\1. A.; fourth, Kiser,
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CLERGY The Rector attendecl a meeting of
the Committee on Religious Ecluca- tion of the Province of Washington in that city on the 29th of April.
It seems as though all the congre- gations in the country are anxious to hear .IIIr. Baker preach before he
leaves Virginia. His last journey was to Lexington on Sunday the first where he preached in.the Robert E. Lee llfemorial church. On Slrnday the 16th he is scheduled to preach in Amherst, Va.
In Mr. Baker's absence on the 1st the Reverend Arthur 1\.insohing of the UniYersity of Virginia preached here.
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