Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-31
WON BY GEORGETOWN
Relay Race Run With Rich
mond College Team.
HOPKINS SCORE HIGHEST
Athletic Meet at 5th Regiment
Armory, Baltimore.
ONE WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
Hundred-Yard Hurdle Event Cover
ed in Twelve Seconds Flat by
Martin Of Virginia.
HOPKINS SCORE HIGHEST
ONE WORLDS RECORD BROKEN
Special Dispatch to The Star.

| Special Dispatch to The Star
| BALTIMORE, Nd. January 3O.-The
| big Johns Hopkins meet at the 9TH Eegi-
| ment Armory tonight furnished some Of
| the best track sport ever seen here. One
worlds record was broken. the 1OO-yard
| hurdle. by Larry Martin Of Virginia. who
lowered Joe Mills record Of Il Is sec
onds for this event TO II seconds fiat The
relay races were every one close. and the
| finishes of the midgets, as well as OF the
big college teams, brought the spectators
more than once to their feet.
The two big relays one between Hop
Hopkins and Virginia, were both lost by
the local team, although the losing of
! neither was in the least discreditable to
the Black and Blue. as in both events
they were pitted against worthy foe
men.
| Inc fourimel race with Columbia looked
| as if it would be interesting at the start,
but the New Workers soon began to show
| form that had never been seen here be-
! fore. and although every runner for the
Black and Blue did his best Columbia won
! by half lap. The Columbia four is one
| of the fastest distance teams in the east.
| and has beaten Harvard and Yale at
| four miles for several years. The only
team that has proven superior was Penna
last year.
The relay between Georgetown and
Richmond College was another hot event
that brought cheers from the crowd.
Georgetown won out finally after two
years effort to beat its rivals.
Hopkins men were more than surprised
when they found they had won the beau
| uful cup offered for the team scoring the
greatest number of points. All the best
Black and Blue men were in the RELAYS.
| and Coach Hoffman had hNnac u-l,o f
ever Of scoring point honors
Tie surprise of the evening was the
great work Of Billy Bond in the quarter.
which he won handily from the ten-yard
mark. He also got third place in the 30
| thus netting six points for his team. Pete
Herring, the Mount Washington boy who
has won the half mile at nearly every
! performance. won this. event again last
night after a game sprint at the finish.
A. Hoffman of the local Y. NJ. C. A.
| made game race in this event and fell
few feet from the finish, when he had
Herring apparently beaten.
The City College Episcopal High School
relay race was another nip and tuck
affair. These old rivals are about as
evenly matched as two teams could pos
| sibly be. and each has taken fall out
of the other. Lecato. who ran third for
the City College. overcame a big lead.
and practically won the race for his
school
| Summaries:
| Summary of Events.
! One-mile run-Won by PAUL. L. P. Goo
yards back of scratch): second. Zeh. CHI.
S. go yards): third. Hildebrand, GAO.
| (scratch). Time, AL %.
| 40 yards run (handicap)-FinaI won by
| Bond, J.H.U.: second, Adams. FAC;
third. Holiday, L. Of Va. Time. IS Sec
| onds.
| 44O-yard run Gnterscholastic won by
| IancaStpr WQ chip1fOn IT
| cato, B. c. c.; third, Stafford, B. B. c.
Time. 55 Is seconds.
1OO-yard dash Observation-Disclosures
Won by ]. c. Patterson, B. c. c., 81.
yards; second, Dewey, c. II. S., yards
| third, Pendleton. E. P. II. 8. scratch }
| time 10 10 seconds.
1oo-yard hurdle-First heat. won by
Martin. L. "; second. Smith. G. L. Time,
| II seconds. Second heat won by Ran
dolph L. v; second. Tappan. ]. II. l..
| Time, i 10 seconds.
1OO-yard hurdle-Finals won by Martin,
L. V. tscratch); second. Randolph, U. v.
scratch: third. Smith, G. L. &c yards).
Time. IL seconds.
| sS0-yard run-Won by Herring, Mount
Washington A. c.; second, Menderoth, G.
W. T.: third, Makel, ]. II. U. Time,
22O-yard dash. midgets, scratch-Won
by Allison. s. c. c.: second, Jones. S. c..
c.; third. Bulfngerton. B. c. c. Time,
| 80 Is seconds.
| Runnlng nigh Jump--WO on by Ward. b
Y. NJ. c. A. (four inches; second. Lane,
L. P; third. Martin. L. V. (scratch).
| Height. > feet IS inches, 5 feet 9 inches.
! One-mle relay-Won by Gurley, A. c.,
| Washington; second, McCulloh, a. c.;
third. Cross Country Club. Time, 343 40
| One-nlile relay-Western Maryland Col
lege VS.. Delaware College. wo-. by West
ern Maryland CBird, Stultz. Turner and
Marcus). Time. minutes and As seconds.
| SSO-yard relay-CIeOrgetown University,
| first; Richmond College, second. Time,
| LAG.
One mile relay-Fifth Regiment. II.
| y. c.. VS.. District of Columbia n G.
VS.. Company II. I'd Regiment. n. c.,
Pennsylvania-Won by 5th Regiment; ;
second, District of Columbia. Time, :,
| minutes, 80 40 seconds.
Tricity Y. NJ. c. A. relay; one mile
| Philadelphia VS.. Baltimore VS.. WASH
| ington--Won by Washington (Stratton,
| Sampson. Duncan, Young; second. Phil
| adelphia: third, Baltimore Time . min
| utes 432-5 seconds.
| 1ntercompany relay, one mile-Company
| NJ, first: Company +, second; Company c,
| third. Time, 800.
| Pole vault-Sterrett, G. W. L., II feet
| first Ward, c. NJ. y. NJ. c. A, second
Blakeley, L. of Pa. third.
| 220yard dash-Sampson, w. Y NJ c.
| A., 10 yards. first; Senft, c. Y. NJ G.. A.,
| Z yards, second; Bond, J. II. u, 10 yards,
| third Time, % Is.
| One-mile relay--Cniversity of Virginia.
first; Johns Hopkins University, second.
| Time. $40.
| Four relay-Columbia University,
first: Johns Hopkins University, second.
| Time IL 81 81