The Washington times., 1903-03-08
EVVS AND GOSSIP OF THE DAWN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
DUFFEY MEETS DEFEAT At HANDS
OF REILLY, ALSO OF GEORGETOWN

Georgetown that a negro has participated
in any athletic event under its auspices.
The fifty-vard hurdle handicap was
won by Amsler. OF Pennsylvania. who had
. fe't; J. II. Freise. Of J. II. u. second.
and Green. Of 3. 4. c., third. The time
was b seconds
In the Brown Prep. School. Louisville
Manual Training School. and the ALL
race. the Brown Preparatory
team ran away from the others. All
Washington finished second.
Johns Hopkins beat villa Nova out in
her relay race. The time Of which was
80
Jones Meets Defeat.
In the high jump Sam Jones ran
agains; two snaEs in Green. of Balti-
more a. c.. and LeMat. OF the Olympia
4. G. Of this city. Green won with
feet 6la inches. lie Mat cleared = feet
81 inches. Jones scored the same fig
ures. and as be jumped from scratch he
was given second place and LeMat third.
After being beaten by Reilly. Duffey
ran a 5O-yard exhibition. in which Reil-
" and another Georgetown man we're
entered, and beat Reilly by two feet. in
record time.
The 220-yard handicap was an excel
lent race After several preliminary
heats. Hunter, of the Baltimore Ath-
letic Club. won. Time. 2.2@.
The 44O-yard dash was won by Nc
Nair. OF the Naval Academy.
Penn Charter School beat the Boys
Latin school Of Baltimore. in a close
relay race. Time. 2:4f As.
Team won the Y. NJ. c. A. inter
mediate relay race. after a hard fight
with Team a.
Maryland Athletic Club won the relay
with the Baltimore Athletic Club. Time,
.2:fS 4-5
The Georgetown interclass relay race
was won by the 1905 team. Time. ESQ.
Sheldon Breaks Record.
The shot put was won by Dick Shell
don OF the New York Athletic Club.
with a distance OF "A feet inches.
breaking his previous record OF AZ feet
. inches. Boyd OF Pennsylvania was
second. and Curran of Georgetown third
Crowley. OF Carroll Institute. lost the
relay race with the Olympia Athletic
Club Of this city. The race was viz
tuaIIy won by QuantreIl % Carroll In
stitute, but Crowley's disqualification
lost it.
Cornell easily beat out Columbia in
the relay.
The Star Event.
The Georgetown-Penn relay
was the feature Of the meet. The Blue
and Gray supporters yelled their "Hoi,
Hoi. SAXON" as they never did before.
Edmonston ran first and finished foot
ahead. Owens lost IL on the second re-
lief. while Atchison .lost a foot or so
Dear finished first for Pennsylvania.
Time. 2.37 As.
Officials at the Meet.
Following were the officers:
Referee-James f Sullivan
Judges OF track events-Phn King. E
s. Strobhar. o. p. Schmidt. Theodore
McGin. j. Hadley Doyle.
Timekeepers-Cha DriRer Claude
r. Zappone William McDermott. Ar
thur Mccormick.
Field Judges. NJ. stinmetz. c A
Beckett. John Hussey. 6. \. Holton-
Clerk Of COuTse-B. B. Osthmes.
Assistant clerks OF cOuTse-Francis
Reagan. Charles Cox. w W Birds. Har-
~ Norman
inspectors B. Merrill Hopkinson
Rudolf Jose, Morris Long, DR.. F W
Z ClaZebrook
| Starter-GeorEe F. Turner.
Announcer-James O'Shca
| Scorers T. Miller. Conrad Reid
Richard Jones. Richard Whiteley.
Custodian Of urizes-Murray Russell.
Marshall Hinton Brown.
Assistant Marshals-Otls b. Drake,
Samuel Apperius. John Hardisty.
Summaries.
Fifty-yard dash-Handicap, scholas-
I tic-First heat-Won by H. Delcher. b.
/ L s. n L. Diamond. z. l.. second
Time. 8 Is seconds.
Second hca Won by r. Miller. W A.