Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-10

first lap and dislocated his shoulder. After
running the race the Georgetown boys con-
scented to run the race over, and they won
the event with good margin.
Three teams, Western High School.
Georgetown Preparatory and Business High
School, were in the junior relay race and
put up a good race. The Georgetown boys
won from Business by a margin of four
feet The Business boys ran well and held
the lead until the third lap when George
town forged ahead and won. Western was
practically outclassed all the way.
Mile Handicap Exciting.
The mile run handicap furnished consider
able excitement. There were twenty-eight
men in this event. Schmitt, the High
School champion who won the event, was
"doped'' to take the event, but he was
boxed several times and could not secure
an advantage so as to place himself for the
final lap. The event was won by q. M.
Griffith of the Mount Washington Athletic
Club, with a handicap of ten yards. P.
Brenton of the Johns Hopkins University
was second, having started from scratch.
l.. ]. Common of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, also at scratch, finished third. The
rest of the field were some distance be-
hind
The District National Guard team ran
away from the Carroll Institute team in
their relay race. The four soldiers put
their team in the lead and won by a margin
of thirty yards.
The pole vault, which was the last event
pulled Off, was won, after a long drawn out
NJ. C. A. of Baltimore, with a handicap of
five inches. His jump was ten feet three
inches.
Summary Of Events.
5O.yard novice-Won by James Nerva,
Catholic University; second, ]. Bailey,
Johns Hopkins; third, ]. Sproms, Business
High School. Time, 5 3-5 seconds.
80 yards. open handicap-Won by Charles
Seitz, New York Athletic Club; second,
Clough, Fordham University; third, N.
Cartmel, University Of Pennsylvania.
90 yards scholastic handicap-Won by &.
B. Hamilton, Central High School; second,
E. c. Stollenmerck, Boys Latin School;
third, s. l.. Burch, Central High School.
Time, seconds.
so yards invitation-Won by N. Carey,
Maryland Athletic Club; second, H. Duker,
Maryland Athletic Club; third, N. Cart
NELL University of Pennsylvania. Time,
3-5 seconds.
$50 yards. collegiate-won by G. A.
Stewart, Johns Hopkins; second B. Mears,
Johns Hopkins. Time, minutes 1-5
seconds.
30 yards, hurdle-won by ]. A. Stewart,
61a feet, Johns Hopkins; second, c. b.
| Hamilton, Central High School, = feet;
| third, L. w. Perd, Johns Hopkins, . feet.
Time, seconds.
~ NJ,
! Smithson, scratch. Business High School;
| second. A. Wilson, Boys Latin School,
| eight yards; third, L. A. F. Comerce, five
yards, Washington School for Boys. Time,
| 60 seconds.
| 600 yards, novice-Won by c. Carter,
| Central High School; second, A. d. SPRAYS.
Business High School; third w. H. Egan,
| Central High School. Time. / minute n
/ 1-5 seconds.
One mile, handicap-Won by G. M. Grit
fifth. Mt. Washington A. c., ten yards;
| second. p. Brinton. Johns Hopkins, scratch;
| third, l.. ]. Conner, University of Pennsyl-
vania, scratch. Time. 4 minutes 4S seconds
40 yards, open handicap-Won by ]. ".
Mulligan, University of PENNSYLVANIA,
scratch: second, B. H. Grave, John Hop
| kins, fourteen yards; third, o. C.. White
| ten yards, Central Y. NJ. c. A., Baltimore
Md Time. 90 80 seconds.
I Pole vault-Won by B. Nelker, C. Y. M.
c. A, height 10 feet 3 inches; second, ].
s. Terrett, G. N. u, scratch, 10 feet 6
inches; third, A. Charrington, E. H. s., 8
inches, o feet 8 inches.
Running high jump-Won by A. C..
Randolph, University of Virginia, 8 feet
8 inches; second, A. Charrington, Episco-
pal High School; third. F. G. Breyer,
Johns Hopkins.
sixteen-pound shot put. handicap-won
by Raquardt, NJ. a. c., distance AZ feet
So inches; second Hefferman, George
| town, 46 feet 5h inches; third, N. w.
Coe, Michigan, As feet inches.
Relay race, Georgetown Pep inter-
class-Won by Fourth Prep, J. Furey, j.
Kingsley, 9. Miller, ]. Benson; second
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