The Washington times., 1906-04-01
Hopkins Took Hurdles.

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Hopkins Took Hurdles.
Remarkably good time was made in
the lo0-yard handicap hurdles. which
johns Hopkins won in one. two. three
order. Hill the only scratch man, win
ming easily from Knight and Stewart.
The Belmont Athletic Club. a Wash
inSton organization. composed of high
school boys. got the half-mile relay
from the Duponts. another local club.
b. yards to SPARE, BOernstein and How
ard of the winners taking a twenty
foot lead at the start. which Johnston
and Smithson had no trouble In keep
ing
The best relay was that between the
Columbia A. {, Athletes and those from
the Mount Washington Club. The
Columbia men had, with the exception
OF Baker, competed in former events
and were tired. Baker took the lead at
the start. but the others were unable
TO cope with the fresh Mount Wash
ingtOn men, and the latter won by a big
margin.
The 440-yard walk brought out another
local man in the person of Mcdonnell, o.
The Belmonts. who pushed two men into
q run on the home stretch and was
beaten by Owen. of Baltimore. by no.
more than three inches. The finish was
so close that Tor a time the winner was
not announced Sterrett of George
Washington, was the only man at
scratch in the pole vault and WAS
beaten DIV Ward of the Baltimore Y M
c. A, by seven inches. Ward had a
handicap OF seven inches.
Woodward Wor Mile Easily.
The one-miIe open handicap went TO
Woodward, of the Washington Y. NJ.
G. a.. who took the lead at the start
and was never headed. Woodward was
among six or seven who had seventy
yards on ConnOr. of the Columbia Club.
who was alone at scratch. Several
times Brenton, a Johns Hopkins man,
attempted to take the pace from the
winner after he had made up the dis
tance from the 20-yard mark but by
good head work, Woodward managed
to keep in front of the bunch. BrenIon
had TO be satisfied with second. and Lo-
rando from George Washington, after
being pocketed "A number OF times,
nOsed out third. Conner was unable 70
make up his distance through the
crowd.
The last two events in which Wash
lngton men competed went to them.
These were the one-mile relay between
the Corcoran Cadets and the Fifth
Regiment and the Washington and Bal
timOre Y. NJ. &. a. S.
The meet last night was the most
successful that has ever been held by
the Regimental Association, and the
management is to be greatly compli-
mented upon the manner in which the
affair was run.
10o-yard dash; handicap; first heat
Won by Fon ie-. T. c.: second, Duker,
Il. {. G. Time. 10 LIS seconds
Second heat-Won by Hess. P. A
6; second. Thompson, T. c. Time,
10 % seconds
Third heat-won by StolIenwerck. 3.
l.. s; second. OConnell, V. n. c. Time,
10 Ia seconds.
Fourth heat-Won by Hunter. ]. II
L; second. Webb. Washington Y. NJ.
&. a Time, 10 1-5 seconds.
Fifth. heat-Won by Padgett. J. II,
T., second. Royce. Washington Y. NJ.
{. a. Time. 10 is seconds.
Sixth heat-Won by Smith, De L. S.
second, MacRaunzer, W. NJ c. Time
1e 30 seconds.
second. Royce Washington Y. NJ c. A.
third Webb. Washington Y. NJ. c. A.
Time 10 seconds fat
One mile club relay-Won by Kappa
Club tRiley. O'Connor, l.auskey, Gil
VERT; second. Patterson A c.; thiirl
ST l.eo's Gym.
lOO-yard dash interscholastic; first heat
Mon by Davis. B. c. c.: second Stolen
werck Time 10 10 seconds.
Second heat-Won by Duker. B. c. c.;
second ODER. .. :. y. Time. IL 3-5.
Third heat-Non by Gutman; second
Kemper. Central High. Time 10 3-5 sec.
onds.
FinaI-Won by Davis. B. c. c.; sec
on6. Duker, B. c. c.; third. dead heat
between Stollenwerck. b. L. g. and
Gutman B. c. G. Time, 10 Is seconds
S:ollenwerck. having the lowest handi-
cap, was given third.
Sbot-put; handicap-Won by O'Gor-
man. Georgetown: second, Cooling, W.
NJ c.; third. Michael. j. Ii. U. Dis
lance of winner IS feet 3 inches
SSe-yard run; handicaD-Won by p. S.
Herring. Columbia A c., Washington;
second. Fawley, T. C; third Fleming
c.. W. II. Time. 2:o4.
l0o-yard dash: midget-Won by Simp-
ron. c. s. B.; second, Schohe,d, c. Y
N c. A. Time, 0:I2 %.
Second heat-Won by Carroll, C.. s.
g.; second. Moore. F. s. Time, 0:f3 1-5
Final-Won by Schofield, c. Y. NJ c.
fConffnued m Third paUel