The Washington times., 1905-07-30
ST. JOHNS TOOK
EPISCOPAL MEET
Georgetown Church Made
Most Points.
TRINITY CLOSE SECOND
Only Three Points Behind in Unofficial
Ceunt-Advefse Weather Conditions
Couldn't Dampen Enthusiasm.

because OF rain. was held yesterday IN
der NEST adverse circumstances.
The heavy downpour of Friday night +
made the field on which the baseball /
games were TO have been played on the |
Coliseum grounds a sea of mud, and
wiped out almost all vestige of the
track. However, the gang of men who
were set to work to cover the track with +
cinders were through by o'clock, and 7
though the track in places was heavy. /
it might have been much worse and
considering the hard luck under which
the officials of the league ave been work
Ing. was even better than could have
beeu expected.
The shower caused several events to
be left out entirely and because of this,
and a lack of time on the part of the
officials to tally up the score, 1t is not
yet officially known which team will get
the large cup. which Is to be presented
to the church team winning the highest
number of points in the meet. BY the
summaries St. Johns of Georgetown has
so points. with Trinity second. only
behind. In the 440-yard run Wallace, for
Trinity. got off with a poor start and
brought up the rear for over 800 yards.
when, by q beautiful sprint at the I'm
tsh. he won handily. crossing the tape
the second man.
Ascension Won Relay.
In the Junior relay race between As
cension Church and St. Andrews s. How
ard opened mp a lead on the st. An
dreW's runner. which was made UP in
the next lap and when the last men
started St Andrews was twenty yards
or more 10 the good. Snithson, for
Ascension, however. by heady work
finished strong. a winner by ten yards.
The intermediate relay was the event
OF the day Kipp. OF Trinity, got a
promising start which was held by the
second man Wallace. who ran third
ana had just two minutes before won
the quarter. allowed his man to finish
some six or eight yards ahead of him.
p. S. Herring, the last man. made up
The deficit ana won out by twenty
yards.
IN the senior relay there was no
team TO compete with Trinity and an
exhibition race was run against time.
The base running and the two base
bail games which were 10 have been
played had 10 be postponed on account
OF rain
Much credit is due the Rev. Walter
Smith and his assistants for the manner
ia which The meet was carried off in
spite of the worst kind of weather cendi-
tons, The officials of the league hope
II make this an annual affair. and it
IS To DE hoped that they will not be dis
eourascd BY the hard luck conditions of
his Yeas
Summaries
yards dash. junior-First heat.
James Y. Price. Trinity. and F. Crook,
ST. Andrews ran a dead heat; time, Is
seconds. Second heat. won by Brooks;
time, 9 seconds, fat,
Ffnais-Won by f. Crook. ST. An
crews; second. James Y Price, Trinity:
Third, Brooks Darrow- St Johns. Wash
ingten; Nelson. St. Johns. Washington,
and Blake Lawson, Epiphany Chapel.
also ran.
100 yards dash. intesnediate-First
heat won BY a, Rogers. Epiphany
Chapel: second. John r. Maxwell. ST.
Andrews; time. L pa seconds
second hcat-Won by Hugh G. Royce,
81. Johns, Georgetown: second. Jack
son: St Andrews. Time, y seconds fiat.
Trinity: second. S. &. Barber ChTist 5f15is5t
Church. Washington. Time. y seconds
fiat
T'inals-l00-yard dash-won by Hugh
g. Royce, 81. Johns. Georgetown; see
ond, Whitney kipp, Trinity. Time. L
seconds fat.
220-yard dash-Won bv Hugh G. Rovce
St John s. Georgetown; second, r. c.
Wallace. Trinity; third, Louis c. Baad-
er Christ Church. Washington. Time
30 seconds fat.
IriH1fyi second. Evan l.. Jackson. S.
Andrew s. third. Richard Daniels
Church OF Our Savior. Time. 1;25-
60o-yard rum senior-Won by DaViC
Brewster, St Johns, Georgetown; see
Ond. Wilkinson. Christ Church Wash
Ington: third. G, r. Thomas, Epiphany
Chapel. Time. ]: :45 20 c. r Eagle
Christ Church Washington. and Rich.
ard Daniels. Church of our Savior alsC
ran.
High jump-Won by \. H. McCauIey
Ascension Church; second. " B. White
ST Johns Washington; third e 3
Homer St. Andrews S. Height 5 feet
inches. Roy 7. Smith Christ Church
Georgetown; Frank R, Tennyson, ir.
st. Johns. Georgetown, and Hugh Ne
Cauley. St. Paul's. competed.
Running broad jump-Won by W. II
MoC,auIey. Ascension. second Sam Nc
Cauley. Christ Churcn. Washington
third, Lewis. Distance, 10 feet inches
Walter Middlekauff and F. Crook alst
competed.
Putting l2-pound shot: Intermediate
Won by Lewis, St. Johns; secesld, A
Rogers. Epiphany Chapel; third, Davit
Brewster. ST Johns. Georgetown. Dis
tance. g. feet S inches.
Putting 12-pound shot; senior-Won bS
Heynrich; second, Powell third, \
Rogers, Epiphany tlapeI- distance. j
feet 3 inches.
l20-yard hurdle; first man in each hea
20 quality and second man in tastes
heat 70 qualify First heat-Won b!
sam McCauley, Christ Church, Wash
ingtoH: Devltn. of Trinity. ran in thi
heat Time. 0:16. Second heat-Won b,
". B. White. St. Johns, Washington
J P Yoder also ran In this heat. Time
0:lS 2-5. Third heat-Won by Whitac,
ICipp Trinity: Richard Daniels also raj
ia this heat. Time 0:1S Z-5 Final heat
Won by w H McCauley Ascension
second, Sam McCauley, Christ Church
Washington; third. " 3. White, s.
johns. Washington. Time. 0:2o.
Junior relay. half mile-WOn by AS
censton team Is. r. Wallace. Howard
SInithson. Fuller; second Chris
Church. Washington. Time 2;31 2-5.
intermediate relay, one-half na1le-NN o.
by Trinity (Whitney Kipp, J. =. YodeI
F. c. Wallace. p. 9. Herringli second
ST Andrews. Time. 300.
Senior relay. one-haH mIle-Won b.
Trinity (Whitney kipp. ]. =. Yoder. +
t. Wallace, ?, s. Herringl, Time, 2:25
Bah throwing contest-Won by Ira I
Bvram. Distance not given.
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