Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-10
RESULT DISAPPOINTING
WASHINGTON ATHLETES WON
ONLY ONE EVENT AT BALTIMORE
special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE. Md. February 9.-The
doughty athletes from st. Johns College
at Annapolis carried off the top honors in
the fifth annual indoor meet of the 9TH
Regiment Athletic Association at the 9Th
Regiment armory tonight. The Annapoli-
tans rolled up a total of twenty-six points,
the Maryland Athletic Club finishing sec
ond with thirteen points and Johns Hopkins
University third with eleven points.
The Washington boys showed up we'll in
all events In which they were entered, and
carried off top honors in one event and sew
eral seconds and thirds.
One of the noteworthy representatives
from ST Johns College was Edwin War
field, tr.. son of the governor. He secured
the place in the 4+0-yard handicap event,
which was captured by ]. Harrison, one
of his fellow-collegiaIs.
One of the features of the games was the
defeat of J. s. Hill. the crack Splinter and
hurdler of the Mount Washington Club
the lW-yard hurdles after he had captured
the first heat in II 1-o seconds. This is
expected to stand as an A. A. U. record, as
Hill made the time over the regulation
course. the first jump being fifteen feet
from the start and the last one the same
distance. The time that Hill made at the
recent joint meeting was the same, but
then the first jump was at twenty feet
from the start and the last ten feet from
the finish.
There was a large delegation of field and
track men from Washington. who were
much disappointed over the general results
in so far as the national capital athletes
were concerned
n One h1adrea-yaSd hanaieapSwGn by H; Royce.
sebmus NJ a O. THIRD T%e 10 2S ,v
c. T. Kerr + l. fhifd. Tima. 10 IS second
Eight hundred and eighty yard run-won by D.
II rrfDO n
ond; q. NJ. Griffith. Mt. W. c.. third. Time.
Halt mile junior relsy-won by Country School
Of baltimore; Washington School, second; Country
school third Time. 40 80.
St. j. j. r. IuIley N; A. C., second; y. Robins.
Half mile reiaTGwon sy BELMONT oee ttbietic ch Gnb
Of Washington tsmthson. Johnston. Boernstein and
Of Sunday hyans III G. e
One mile relay race-Won by Western Maryland
S os a Gs washington Tn G &c Gun
seconds
Johns Hopkins Freshmen, second. Time. min
one mile relay-won by the Central Y. NJ c. A.;
National Guard. u. O. Clarke, F. j. Rice. Royce
+, Schlosserl. second. Time. 3 minutes As 3-5 sec
Onds
One- mile run-won By p. Brenton. J. H. T.;
john ]. Bruins. NJ. A. c.. second: Frank Breyer. j.
IL d. third Time minutes te, se 20 seconds ,
iugton University: Hugh Gamble 7. l.. second; H.
l.. Ward, Central V NJ. c. A. third The jump. 10
iio-yard interscholastie handieap-won by J. S.
Fulton. Il. e. c.; T.. e. Stollenwerck, Ii. l.. s.,
second. Walter f. Tucker. ID. F. s.. third
.s2u-y5rd hsndicap-Won by j. Harrison. st. ]. C.:
j. W Steele, second; G.. Z. Sutton, third. Time,
u2I-I-5-
++o-yard dash handicap-won by ]. Harrison. st.
j. c; Ed Warield. jr.. st. J. G.. second; l.. W.
Whiting Georgetown University, third. Time. 0.j5.
Two-me skating closed to 9Th Regiment
Won 10y j. Leroy Chase Leroy NJ. Staylor. second:
J. p Code. third. Time. 9.45.
Special relay race. one mile-won by Company E;
5th Regiment; Signal Corps OF Maryland National
Guard. second. Time. 1. IL So.
100 yard hurdle-Won by II. 5. Duker NJ. A. c.;
W. II. Randall Jr.. Mt. W. second: 7. J. Re
qusrdt NJ. a. C., third Time. oil "A.
Half mile junior relay-Won by McCuloh Athletic
club. the lafayettes. second Evergreen, third.
Time. 1888.
Running high jump-Won by r. III. Macabee. st.
j. &. tG feet . inches; W. @. Boettinger, B. A. c.
IS feet 5ls inchesI second; A. b. Disney, 9th Resi-
ment Is feet 3 inchesl, third.
Two-Iuile skating race-won by A. Beatson Jones.
VI. A. G: F.. u. Thomas, ID. +. s.. second; Z. G.
Carlisle. Mt. W. third. Time. 1.0s.
Two-mile roller skating relay race-Won by Wal
brook Athletic Club; Mt Washington. second
Time. 1.lG 10.