Evening star., 1896-11-09
hurdle, which spoiled his chances and had
an effect upon him in the 23O-yards run
which fO11owad

hurdle, which spoiled his chances. and had
an effect upon him in the 22O-yards run
which followed <
Frank Smith, the new heavyweight of
Georgetown. broke the college record for
throwing the hammer, making thirteen feet
and eight inches more than the old record
held by big Nike Mahoney. He also es-
tablished record for throwing the discus
this being the first appearance Of this sport
at a public meet of the college Smith, al
though he won. did not succeed in equal
ing Mahoney's record for putting the 16-
pound shot. thirty-nine and a half feet
Wefers covered himself with glory. After
running in the final of the 1OO-yards he an
nounced that he would go against his own
worlds record for the distance With a
pacemaker he covered the distance in 3-5
seconds, one-fifth of second below the
record Wefers won the 22O-yards run,
took part in the discus throwing. entered
the running broad 3umpfand hurt his foot
slightly at that, and then ran against his
own worlds record for 300 yards, being sue
cessful N clipping off q fifth of a second
and placing the record at 30 2-5 seconds.
The bicycle races were interesting. Schade
was thrown from his wheel for the first
time this season, in the first race but he
did not hurt himself much. He made too
wide a curve at the fourth turn, ran over
the track into the gutter and picked up
one of the lane ropes. which he pulled out
for nearly 100 yards, and which threw him
from his wheel The two-mile race he won
easily. Dannemiller and Mclaughlin the
first and third men In the 20-mile road race
last Friday. appeared in the races and did
good work.
The relay race between the Central High
School team and the Georgetown freshmen
class was somewhat one-sided. Curtis. for
the High School boys, started out and led
for fraction of a lap. but Prince overlook
him. and Georgetown managed to keep in
the lead for the remainder of the distance
finishing fully fifty yards ahead.
Royce Hough. having won the high jump,
Of TOD - II thA
five feet eight and nalf inches, held by A.
McElhone, but he was not In the best of
condition. He was forced to take second
place in the discus throwing. though in
practice he has succeeded in eaualing the
worlds record of 1OS feet II inches, held by
r. P. Sheldon. The summary:
One-hundred-yard run-First heat B. j
Wefers. first; P. Fleming second. Time.
0:1O. Second heat. j. F. Quinlan F'ord-
haD, first: J. G. Walsh, jr., second. Time
O1O. Final. B. J. Wefers. first; j. F. Quin-
Ian. second and J. s. Walsh, third. Time,
900 Is.
One-mile run-T. McGier first; j. Nagie
second. Time. 4:46.
Sixteen-pound hammer-F. Smith, lib feet
inches. first; c. r. Hough, 96 feet ~
inches. second.
One-mile bicycle-First heat, H. Stein,
first: NJ. p. Whitney, second. Time, 3:O5.
Second heat, l.. B. Dannemiller first Third
heat (speciaD. w. Moore Columbian). 2:5I
2-5. Final, NJ. p. Whitney. first; L. b. Dan
1901 1-5.
Throwing the discus-F Smith, 1O2 feet
inches. first: c. r. Hough. 1O1 feet $
inches, second.
High School relay-Central High School
team. Ruff, Coffin Stewart and Curtiss
Georgetown, Prince. Dillon, Fleming and
Lyons. Won by Georgetown. Time. 3:37 3-5
Two-hundred- ed-andtwenty-yard hurdle
two contestants-F. b. McAnerney. first; r.
J. Quinlan (Fordham). second. Time, 0:27 3-5
Eight-hundred- and eighty yard run-G
Lyon, first; T. McGier. second. and A. J. A
Devereux, third. Time. 0:13 %
Two-hundred- d-and-tw enty-yard fiat trials
B. j. Wefers. first; T. J. Quinlan (Ford-
ham), second. and P. Fleming. third. Time
Or, 10
Putting sixteen pound shot-F Smith. 81
feet inches. first: T. Welch, sc feet, sec
end All
Two-mile bicycle-F. A. l.. SchaGe, first
W. A. Whitney. second, and c. McLaugh-
lin, third. Time. $40 4-5.
Broad jump-M. J. Walsh. q feet, first
B. J. Wefers. 20 feet inches. second
Four hundred and forty yard dash-W. E.
Fox, first; F. J. Collins second. Time,
0.56 - I2J3
High jamp-C r. Hough. feet. first: +
s. Walsh, tr, feet 70 inches. second.