The times., 1897-11-07

scented by 4 prep team, which was evi
dently Lot i'll condition to stand the test
and il. consequence the Central High School
Toys won Eandily.
The first event, the I00-yard open dash,
was run in three heats and a semifinal
for second men, the winner to qualify III
the finals. Cody, Georgetown, Blome,
BaItimOre; c. C. Fleming, Georgetown, and
Sheiden, Maryland Varsity, started in the
FIRST heat, and Cody won easily, in 10 25.
Maloney, and Owens, OF Georgetown. and
SherDert, Of Maryland Varsity ran in the
second, and Maloney had little trouble in
winning, also in 10 2-5 seconds. W efers did
not extend himself to win his heat from
Bnapp,of Johns Hop kins, iii 10 4-5 seconds
Fleming, Owens of Georgetown, and
Knapp ran in the seIHifinaIS and finished
il order named. Time, 10 So seconds.
The 1Uo-yard final was won by Wefers
by five feet, breasting gale OF wind
blowing dead down the track, aud his
performance in 10 seconds flat is remark
able The g,eat fight was for second
place and IL was pretty race between
Maluney and Cody. II as beautiful for
half the distance with Maloney leadinA
slightly, hat Gt the last fifteen yard mark
Cody put on d squirt which MalCney an
swcred and they crossed the line seem
indy S one man, but little Maloney had
the best OF il by half foot.
Next came the mile run. Nagle, of
Georg getOwn University; Armstrong, Of
Mary!aud L University, and Fisback, Of
Baltimore College, ran. On the completion
OF the first lap Fisback dropped cut. Ma
eIe took the lead from the start and Hoped
easily around, Armstrong running hard
aud huEging him close Atthe back stretch
both worked harder, Armstrong increasing
his stnde and Nagle getting stronger as
he came into tie chute, came down like
quarter horse and won by ten yards in
4:57 2-5.
The broad jumping was won as stated, by
NJ. J. II alsh, the great pitcher of last years
team. &. B. Scholl of Johns Hopkins, was
third yith 81 feet 10 1-2 inches.
IN tie half-mile, out OF eight entries
only Il. Y. Lyons and I. II. hesscy, both
Of Georgetown started. DeSsey set the
pace Tor a lap, and pumped himself, and
then l. yons, with his easy action and some
thing saved up, ran ahead, brea king the
tape rive yards ahead OF his rival, in 2:lI.
The 22O-yards, hurdles, was easily won
hy Msioney, vino took the lead aud cleared
all his timhcrs in easy fashion, and finish
81 ruuniug easy two and a half yards
ahoad OF McAnerney, ana he twice that
distance ahead or Horsey. Time, 27 l-5
seconds. While Maloney deserves ali the
credit for his victory 1t must be stated
that AfcAucrney, who holds the college
record ot - 4-5 seconds, was not in best
of condition. besides having disidvanta re OF
short position at the start.
Then came one OF the great surprises
oT the dav. II was the loss Of the mile
bicyolc event by Fred Schade, who low
cred his colors TO Dannemiller. The latter
set lie pace for three -fUurths Of the lap
with Moran second Schade winding slo owly
along Until the fiat, when he took the
lead. ard 81 it was change abolIl until
the bell lap, when Dannemiller jumped
out and took the lead and after a des-
pera1e effort on the hack stretch, with a
zap between him and Schade which tho
latter could not close up, Danneuiller in
creased his lead and won, amid great
cheering by three lengths from Schade,
second, and MOrah last.
Moran entered protest against SChade