The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-17
GREAT CROWD
CHEERS v|C7ORs
Norfolk Armory Scene Of Bril-.
liant Gathering to Witness
Athletic Events.
LATIN SCHOOL THE WINNER
Baltimore Institution Outstrips
Universities and
Colleges.
LATIN SCHOOL THE WINNER
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NORFOLK, VA, March 16.--When
time was called at o'clock Tonight
Carnival. under the joint auspices of
the Young Mems Association and the
Seventy first Regiment, Virginia Vol
unteer Infantry, the scene in the Ar
mory was a brilliant and inspiring
one. Georgetown and George Wash
ington teams were on hand with their
top-notch men.
Strong teams also represented Rich
mond College and old William and
Mary, and Old Point Comfort College
was there to redeem laurels lost In
the Coliseum last year. In addition
to the Seventy first Regiment team Of
soldier boys. a team representing the
Richmond Howitzers also appeared.
The Puritan entered strong team,
70 represent the navy. and the army,
was represented by team from Fort
Monroe Great numbers OF soldiers
and sailors We're present. Other teams
We're those of the Young Mems Asso-
ciatit~', the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, the Norfolk city schools. ana
the Army and Navy Preparatory School
of Washington.
Latin School Boys Win.
The meet was won on points by the
BOYS Latin School. of Baltimore, over
ieadihg unlversftieS and schools of Mary
land, District of Columbia and Virginia,
as well as over the Army and the NAVY
although the official figures had not been
given out tonight.
The meet was witnessed by fully 5000
people, among whom were many rem
resentatives Of the Army and NAVY. and
1t assumed a decidedly social air. Among
those present were Admirals Harrington
and Berry and Lieutenant IT, N. Cootes,
U. S. N. military secretary of the James
town Exposition
The one event in which Georgetown
University was entered was won by
Miller of that institution George
Washington. with many entries took
some events with apparent ease, al
though her men We're usually outclass-
ed by the leaders.
The University OF Virginia carried
off second honors on points, Randolph.
of that institution. being one Of the
star performers of the evening There
We're number Of unattached entries.
a conspicuous feature of the meet was
the remarkable training, endurance
and skill displayed by the team OF
the boys of the Latin School
Summaries.
Summaries bf events are given here:
45-yard novice, won by Gooch, Rich
mond; Tankard Norfolk. second Sigs-
hee, Army and Navy Preparatory School.
third. Time, 5 ga seconds
Heck; entity, Company b, second; Pri-
vate Brown, third. Time. 3-5 seconds.
4a-yard intcrscholastic, won by Stolen
WEIGH, Boys Latin School; sadler, sec
ond; a. nj, Osgood. Western High School,
third. Time, 2-5 seconds.
A5,yard open. won by Carey, st, Mary's
Athletic At Ne !, Club; Hardy, second: STOLEN
WEIGH. Boys Latin School, Baltimore.
third. Time, 8 Id seconds.
S Sahta1,, y. s, $. powhatan; =. /.
Matt, third. Time, 1900 As.
Relay race. won by boys of Latin
School Of Baltimore; Old Point Com
fors Coilese' second. Time. 9 minutes
Relay, won by Norfolk Academy; Nor
folk High School, second
Relay race, won by y. S. S. Puritan,
Washington; Company b. Seventy first
seconds.
Quartor-mile dash, won by Carey
MARYLAND a, G.; Lorrano, George Wash
| lnston' second. Time, minute ! Sec
High jump, Randolph, University Of
Virginia. and Brennan. Baltimore a, c.,
! tie--5 feet inches.
|
| dolph, University of Virginia.; Decker,
| OF Boys Latin School, second. Time,
| B 40 seconds.
Quarter-mile relay race, won by
! Army and Navy PREP. Washington; st.
| Mary's Academy, Norfolk, second Time,
| minutes 40 40 seconds.
I One-mile dash-Lorranto, George Wash
inston. University, FIRST Bosher, Virginia,
second; Trenton, Johns Hopkins, third.
| Time 4:52 IA.
Relay race-Rlchmond HowItzcrs won:
Company y, seventy-tlrst Regiment, sec
Aio--Sard interscholastlc, won by Reed.
BOYS Latin School. Baltimore; Sadler,
! Boys Latin. second; Wilson, Boys Latin
School, third, Time. 100 3-5.
Relay race, Won by Richmond College:
/ William and Mary College, second, Time.
Running high jump won by Archie
Randolph, feet inches,
Putting the shot, 10 pounds-H. G. Mil
Ter, Richmond Colleee, SO feet 0 inches;
1.nnernan, George Washington Unlver-
SHY 40 feet: Robins BOYS Latin School,
/ Baltimore. ri feet Az ipphca =