Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-16
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC
CLUBS FIRST MEET
0'Gorman of Georgetown Broke
Shot Put Record.

The first annual indoor games and wrest-
ling bouts OF the Columbia Athletic Club,
held last evening In the armory Of the Min
ute Men at 9Th and I. streets, under the
management OF Bernard J. Wefers, were a
success. The men of the Columbia Ath-
ietic Club showed up well in all Of the
events, Brittson winning the 25-yard dash;
Mcqueen the goal throwing contest; Her.
ring the potato race. and White made the
best high jump. O'Gorman of Georgetown
University smashed the record in the r.
pound shot by throwing Ii A feet 2ts inches
Schlosser of the Y. NJ. c. A. made the best
standing broad jump. Baltimore and Wash
ington broke even In the six intercity wrest-
ling matches, each winning three bouts.
Dunawin and De Tonne furnished some
fine sport In the heavyweight match. The
officials were as follows:
officials.
Referee, DR.. William Grant, A. A. u:
starter, DR.. ]. A. Riley. G. u; clerk of
course. DR.. S. Logan Owens. G. u; mar
shall. H. w. Schultz, C. A. c.. announcer.
Rob Roy Mackey C. A. c.; timers. Mr..
Thatcher. s. A. c.: Capt. C. e. Edwards,
D. c. N. c.: w. Turkenton, G. w. t., and
M. E. OConnor. C. A. c.: pudses. L. w.
Brennan, G. u: William H. Foley, w. H.
s.; Alfred D. Smith, C. A. c.; Prof NJ.
Joyce. c. L.. and NJ. J. Thompson. George
town; field judges. s. w. Stinemetz. c. A.
c.; w. P. Bowie. C. a. C., and c. E. Beck
EFT, Y. NJ C. A.: custodian of prizes. j. j.
Batch. c. A. c., assistant clerk of course,
w. II. Bowman. c. A. c., and c. A Wat
son. C. A. C.; manager. Bernard ]. Wefers,
A. and N. P. s.. N. Y. A. c.; assistant man
ager, Mark w. Moore. jr.
Summaries.
Twenty FIVE yard dash-First heat. wen by Britt
son. Columbia Athletic Club; Herring, Columbia
Athletic Club. second. Second heat, won by Webb.
Y NJ c. A.; lie Mat unattached, second. Third
heat, won by Baker, Army and Navy Preps; WI
kinson. Columbia Athletic Club. second. Fourth
heat, wen by Croker. Army and Navy preps;
Lougtran Columbia Athletic Club. second. Finals,
won By Brittson. Columbia Athletic Club; Webb,
Y. n. G. A.. second Baker, Army and Navy Preps'
sack race~First heat. won by Loughran. Column
bia Athletic Club: Fleming; George washington na
mnsss see0nS nsn5 Ahste
second. Finals. won by lie Mat unattached; Loagn-
ran. Columbia Athletic Club second; tle T,,n.
e Ss2'f Is. Washington 'hlss'@i''' ''''' 'ls
Goal throwing contest-won by Mcqueen. ooIum-
bia Athletic Club; Loughran, Columbia Athletic
Potato race-won by Herring. Columbia Athletic
Club Baker. Army and Navy Preps second;
Loughran. Colombia Athletic Club, third. Time.
Twelve pound-shot- put-Won by O'Gorman, George
town: 0rme. Columbia Athletic Club second:
schlosser Y N. &. A.. third. Distance, Al feet 2s
inches.
Standing broad jump-won by Schlosser, Y. N. G.
A.; Connor. Columbia Athletic Club, second; Crock
err Army and Navy Props, third. Distance, feet
61s inches
Running high tump-won by White. Columbia
Athletic Club; Boettinger, Baltimore Athletic Club,
second: Casterlin unattached, third. Height feet
IA inches
Wrestling-119 pounds Howard Foley, Carroll ln-
stitute. defeated Joe Wilson, Columbia Turnverein
Tinne. 200.
One hundred and thirty pounds-vic Heron. Car
roll Institute. defeated II. j. Brockman. Time,
HISS
One hundred and forty pounds-August Iunte, St
Leo's Gymnasium. Baltimore. defeated II: X. GIL
mour Baltimore Athletic Club. Time, 1.35.
One hundred and twenty four pounds Clifford.
Baltimore. defeated James Lockhead, Washing
ton. Time. 100.
One hundred and forty four pounds-August Punte,
ST. Leo's Gymnasium, defeated I. s. Williams, Cal
laudet College. Time, 200
One hundred and ffty-eisht pounds-A. 4. De
Blaiquiriese. Baltimore Y. NJ. c. A, defeated w.
L. Howard. Baltimore Athletic Club. Time 90.
One hundred and ninety eight pounds-W. NJ Dun
2win Carroll Institute, defeated \. ID. De Tonne,
St Leo's Gymnasium. Time, 500.