The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-10
Archie Randolph Wins High
Jump in Good Shape, With
Charrington Second.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 9.-The
Virginia tive who so easily outpointcd
the George Washington five in the
Federal games two weeks ago, failed
to repeat the performance at the
Georgetown meet Tonight, when the
lads of the Old Dominion went down
to defeat at the hands of the speedy
blue and gray relay team, while hun
drcds cheered their favorites on 10
victory amid great excitement and Yell
ing, that could lie heard for blocks
away.
Cohen and Marbury led off, with the
former about three yards to the good
after the second lap. Deyine length
ened the distance, with Rector in close
pursuit O'Boyle then led for the first
time around. but Rector, the speedy
Ntrsinian, passed his antagonist ard
led bystwo yards. after the second time
around. REID came next but Captain
Montgomery easily gained on the Old
Dominion runner, with Georgetown IF
teen yards to the good. Bosher came
next, but OBoyle. "a the local school,.
had burst of speed. and after the
stratShtaway was reached he let out
full blast, and won the. Intercollegiate
championship OF tho South for the
Washington college.
a. G. Randolph, Of the University OF
Virginia, won the high jump in great
style. with Charrington of the Episco-
pal High School. second.
The Officials.
Referee-Dr. Joe Reilly. G. u. Clerk
of the Course-Ben. B. Ostheus, b. A. "A.
Starter-Bernie Wefers, G. u. An
nouncer-James oShea G.. IT, Marshal
Thomas Neal, G. U. Judges at the
Finish--Dr. William Grant, A. A. u: ].
Easby-smith, G. u; Emory Wilson, Cen
trail High, and Lieutenant Crawford. u,
S. N. Tmers-Dr, S. Logan Owens, G.,
zappone. G. u. and C. e. Edwards, ID.
G. N. G. Field Judges Maurice Joice,
G. o.; Mr.. Thatcher. Spaldings; j. Il.
England, Mt. Washington A. c., and r..
| +. LeMat, G.. U, Oflicials-Dan Mo
Gowcn, g. IT,; c. NJ. Barry G. u; John
Stuart, G. IT,; T. A. Mccain, G. u; w.
p. Bowie and J. ST. c. Brooks, G.. w.
| u. Inspectors-J. H. O'Neil G.. w.; G..
Halpin cogan. G. u: John Dugan, G. w.;
Leo Fitzpatrick, Fordham, and George
butcher, G. U. Assistant Clerks of the
Course-I. George. G.. u. and Herbert
! Doyle. G. U. Assistant Marshals-Mur-
ray Russell, G. w.; Leon Martcll, G. u.
and Perry Givens. G. ".
L. Cary, Maryland Athletic Club; II
Duker. Maryland Athletic Club. and
Nat Cartmell, Pennsylvania, finished In
the order named In the ffty-yard invi-
tation dash, Charley Seitz not running
! Time s 4-5 seconds.
50-yard novice was won by James
Nicrva, Catholic University, with j.
bailey, John Hopkins and a. d
sprawls. Business High School, Time
4-5 seconds.
The final heat OF tho 60-yard open
handicap was won by c.. j. Seltz. New
York A. G. (scratch). with j. Clough
Fordham University. and N. Cartmcl,
Pennsylvania University. third. Time
| s 3-6
| Summaries.
Flfty-Yard Novice Racc--Jamcs Merva
Catholic University, first; j. Bailey, Johns
Hopkins, Baltimore. second. Time, 6 At
seconds.
Fifty-Yard Open Handicap---C j. scltz
New York Athletic Club, first, Cloush
Fordham University. second; d. Cartmcl
University of Pennsylvania third. Time
3-b seconds.
Fifty-Yard lnvitatlon-L, Carey. Mary.