Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-22

/ 00Of meet, HefQ IN CO0y6nCOn IAau 6aguE-
day evening, was one Of the most success
| full events in the annals Of that institution.
| One OF the largest crowds that ever greeted
this popular feature Of college athletics was
present. Athletes from the leading COL
leges of the country, including Yale, Har-
ward, University OF Pennsylvania, Cornell,
Columbia. University Of New York and
| Georgetown and Columbian OF wash
ington, contested for the honors. While the;
number of participants was not quite SO
large as In previous meets. this made 1t
possible to run the events of with greater
dispatch. AS 1t was the first race was run
at 7:30 o'clock and the last a few minutes
after 10 clock.
One Of the features of the carnival was
tint breaking Of the worlds 50-yard run
record Arthur F. Duffy, champion Splinter
OF the world running in Georgetown's col
ors. twice beat the record made before by
himself. He ran the race In 2-5 seconds,
which was 1-5 of second faster than the
old record. Torrey of Yale. who also ran
in this race. equaled this record and fin
ished first in the finals, Duffy suffering
slight mishap that prevented him, from
| finishing.
Cornell, and between Yale and Georgetown.
| promised to be the closest events of the
evening at the start, but stumbling in both
made the finishing easy for the winners.
Adams and Sears, the first and second run
ners, respectively. for Cornell, fell and al
lowed Columbia to get hopelessly in the
lead. The Georgetown-Yale relay. the final
event of the evening. brought great excite
! ment. Long and Sullivan, the first pair to
start, kept very. close together running
in fine form, with Long of Yale slightly
ahead Clapp and Mccarthy followed, and
when they finished there was still a little
gap between them, with the local man in
the rear. Joe Kelley and Parsons left the
| mark at terrific pace. amid great cheer
ing. Kelley was fast closing up the gap
and was making things look remarkably
well for Georgetown, when he fell Every
effort was made to regain the lost ground.
but the race was lost to Yale.
Following are the summaries:
Fifty yards (novice)-Finals. e. ]. Glade,
G. U, first; 8. 9. Hempstone, b. III. S.. sec
ond; A. Osgood. w. H. s.. third Time
O45 As
Fifty yards, open: handicap-First heat.
J. F. Sullivan. G. u. first; l. Robertson.
18th Regiment, second. Time O.O5 40. Sec
ond heat. D. Torrey, Yale. first; C. j. Seitz;
heat, A. F. Duffy. q. u. 1.-TWO feet behind
hne). and E. J. Wade G. U. CD. dead heat.
Time, 0.05 2-5. Fourth heat. c. L. Hershall.
M A. G.. first; J. IL Doyle. 9. Z. -. sec
Yale tone footl first; j. F. Sullivan, g. a.,
second: E. J. Wade, G. U. Cd. third Time
005 80.
Fletcher. w. H. s. (5). first. Time. eos 40.
Second heat s. E. Kent, c. H. g. go, first.
Time. 0O5 As. Third heat. r. c. Miller.
w H. 8. co.. first Time. 0.05 40 Fourth
neat. L. w. NeWIOIs tkJt RI -. AikAo,
COS AS. Finals. 8. e. Kent. C. H. 8. 60,
first; r. c. Miller, w. III. 8. go. second; II.
Fletcher, w. H. s. co. third. Time, 00o 80
Six hundred yards (novice)-F L, McGet-
tigan G. u, first; /. George, n. Y. M. c.
A, second; T. H. Wiltshire. B. L. s., third.
Time LII Is.
Georgetown preparatory interclass relay
race-I905. H. Lux. E. Lawlor, E. j. Gately
and T. Newton, first: 1904 R. Kelly, Van
Lindsey, L. Moran and G. Mudd, second;
1906 third Time, 1.20 2-5.
Junior relay race-Boys' Latoin School;
first; Y NJ c. A. "A second; Friends
Select School. third Time, 122 2-5.
intercollegiate relay race-Georgetown
University Law School, first; Johns Hop
kins, second; Gallaudet. third. Time. 81
Fifty yards Misunderstanding f. Duny'
Georgetown University. first; D. Torrey,
Yale, second; c. J. Seitz, G. u. third;
Sears, Cornell. fourth. Time. COS 20.
$50 yards rune. B. Parsons 9ale; nrst'
s. J. Lcrado, G.. T., second; c. Vflsack
Georgetown Preparatory School, third.
Time, 2:15.
80 yards hurdle handicap-E. ]. Clapp.
Yale tscratch), first: w. Johnston, Yale (4l'
second: J. E. Bayless, B. J.. 8. CD, third
Time 0:0G 20
40 yards scholastic; handicap-M. c. Nc
Coclzin, Brown Preparatory School, first;
7. w. Perce. B. L. s. @ yards), second; T.
II. wiltshire, B. L. s.. third Time O:56
Junior relay-Y. M c. A. Central of Baltf-
more, hrst Franklin School, second;
Georgetown Preparatory, third. Time,
1:22 40
Georgetown University interclass relay
1905 firse; 1906 second; 1907, third. Time,
2.47 1-5.
ResimentaI team race-13th Regiment. n
Y N G.. won by default from Company r,
n. G. d. c.
40 yards run; open; handicap-Roy Guam
trille. N. Y. NJ. c. A. CD YARDS. first; ?.
Yoder. G. U. d5 yards. second; G. B. GIL
bert Johns Hopkins GO yards), third. Time,
O:57
One-mile rum handicap-G. M Griffith. J.
H; t4a YARDS, first: T. j. Campbell. J. IL
yards), third. Time. 4:52 3-5.
Jones n Y A. c. (scratcn. feet AZ
inches; Sematt N G. D. C. q inches) 5
feet 71h inches: w. G. Bettinger. st. Leo's
Gymna .um q inches), 5 feet 51s inches
Y. M. C. A relay-West Branch. Balti-
more, first; Washington Y. NJ. C. A. sec
ond. Time, 247.
Boat club relay-Potomac Boat Club of
Washington. first; Arundel Boat Club Of
Baltimore, second. Time, 2.51.
Scholastic relay-Baltimore City College.
first; Penn Charter. second; Georgetown
Prep third. Time, 2.47.
Scholastic relay-Jacob Tome Institute,
first; Brown Preparatory School, second.
Time 2.44 30.
16-pound shot-put; handicap-J. ]. Curran,
G. L. 6 feet nches). distance 3S feet 31a
inches first; II. B. Stone ]. II. (scratch), 3
feet inches, second Herman Cramer, G.
z. @ feeD. "A feet 21s inches, third.
Scholastic relay-BoyS Latin School, hrSt;
Western High School, second; High School
of Commerce of New York, third Time,
AS 80.
intercollegiate relay-Coiumbia. first run
iiers, Taylor, Adams, Kohler, Earle); Cor
nell second (runners. Halleck. Sears, Over
man, VanneguU. Time, 20.
intercollegiate relay-Yale, first (runner5,
Long Clapp. Parsons. JohnstOn); George
town second (runners. Sullivan Mccarthy,
MClligan, ReiIley). Time, 2.35 TO.
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