Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-12
THIRD ANNUAL MEET
Georgetown Students in
Lively Gym Competition.
IC0LLEGIANS WIN WAR TUG
Drag Law. College Men Length Of
the Floor.
BOXING BOUTS ON PROGRAM
Barricello Winner of Principal
Event, Defeating Curly Byrd.
Summaries of the Events.
BOXING BOUTS ON PROGRAM

! With running track and outside ring of
the Ryan Gymnasium filled with interest
ed spectators, and with the usual good
natured rivalry urging on the student
competitors to greater effort. the third
annual gym meet of Georgetown Univer-
sity held last evening was a premier event
from every point of view. From the time
that the first heat of the twenty-yard
dash was started by the pistol of Prof.
Joyce until the collegians conquered the
law school in ten-man tug-of-war,
everything went off in speedy fashion, and
not a single unsuccessful struggle occur
red to mar the evenings competition.
| The struggle on the rope, which was
| the only team event on the program, was
| the headliner Of the evening. 1t came
stayed fer it were more than repaid
| for their waiting. Capt. Byrd with his
bunch of huskies from the law school
felt confident of n victory over the out
weighed collegians led by Billie Sitterding.
AT first the downtown students led
the rope for an advantage of fully a
foot and then took the defensive. But
with a minute gone by Capt. Sitterding
came up from the anchor position to the
footbase. and by means OF a good deal
of noise succeeded in rallying his men
until they not only overcame the adj
vantage of the lawyers, but even gained
enough ground to have the award when
time was called. In the second half the
law school footbase man slipped from the
center cleat and the collegians dragged
the whole law school team the length
of the gymnasium floor.
No All-Around Star.
Unlike previous affairs Of this sort at
Georgetown. last evenings games did not
bring forth an all-around star. The prizes
were pretty we'll divided up. and. because
of this as much as anything else, the
competition presented a keener If not a
better element than was present in the
preceding two gym tournaments.
The Summaries.
2o.yard dash-First heat-won by Tr,lmbull
second Ma,hson; time. OOS Cat. Second heat
Won by Smith; second, Kelly; time. O.02N
Third heat-Won by Larallde; second, Gibbs;
time. OO8 fiat. FinaI-Won by Gibbs; second,
Smith: time, O.O3 fiat.
Sack race-First heat-Won by Heiskell: Sec
ond, Lane: time, O.OS1. Second heat-Won by
ssc'P Sg seoo o Ru,ss tme
O.O74. Final-Won by Smith; second, Golden;
third. Graham; time o.o5A s; .o, D.u..
carero; third, Roach. Time. ~ fat.
Cunning high 5umpmWGn by John ,,. Murphy hg;,;
tie between Carter and Smith. feet 10 inches
Running jump from flying rings-Drsw be-
tween Carter and Sittcrding, IL feet inches;
third, Smith. feet g inches.
Goal tossing from fifteen fect-Won by Thomp-
son, four out Of five: second tie between Truni-
bull and Duffy, three out of i've.
Three jumps-Won by Gibbs. - feet inches
second. Mclaughlin, q feet inch.
Q inches; second. o'Conor. 81 feet s inches;
third. Vlyman, IS feet inches.
Wrestling: featherweight cass-BeemRn vs..
MlmsOn: Won by Sfunson In Z minutes and 81
seconds.
Wrestling; heavyweight class-McGee VS.. Lar
kin: by Larkin IN i minutes and So sec
onds.
Boxing: lightweight class--lIross vs.. Burke;
won by Gross. points. 38 to %.
Boxing: MISUNDERSTANDING vs. Gaynor;
draw.
Boxing: Neutrality-suspicious. Graham; won
by Probst, points. Al to Is.
Boxing; heavyweight = Barricello VS.. Byrd;
Boxing: special match-Roach VS.. Byrnes: won
by Byrnes. points 10 to IL.
Tug of -war-Law school Va college. law
school. Byrd captain, Barricello Jamison.
O'Conor. Corcoran. Remington Fortune. Keller,
tain, McQuail, Larkin, Heiskell Mclaughlin
Brady, ylyman, Golden. Gibbs. Won by college
In both halves.
Officials.
Referee OF games and manager Of wrestling
and boxing bouts-Prof. Maurice A. Joyce,
physical director. Georgetown University. Judges
at finish-Mr. Feenan of Georgetown. Mr.. un.
milf of Georgetown. Timers--Mr. Sherwood OF
Carroll Institute, Mr.. Thatcher Of Spauldings.
Field tudge-Mr. Miller of Georgetown. Clerk
OF course-Mr. Cohill of Georgetown Prep.
ley of Georgetown. Mr.. Sullivan of Hartford
High Judges OF boxing-Mr. Ambrose and Mr..