The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
OUTCLASS VIRGINIA.
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him a favorite candidate for the half
mile championship. lie later ran IN both
the mile and the two-mile. getting third
in the former.
James A. Rector made good his title OF
premier sprinter Of this country by win
ming easily both the 100 and 220 yard
dashes With q slight wind at his back
he ran away from his field IN both events
IN each. another Virginia man took sec
ond, and we're il not for the fact that
Yaie's two best sprinters were not ran
ming. We would think that Yale was weak
IN these events Lilley and Carri both
failed 10 take: had they done so. Yale
would have probably gotten the two
seconds. In the 2-miie run. Lightner. one
OF Yale's new men. ran remarkable
race. He won with two OF his team
mates taking second and third. he fin-
ished sixty yards ahead, with lots Of
energy 10 spare in the fast time OF 9
minutes and IS seconds. de looked to be
good for nine-forty-one, or two, under
better conditions. and in swifter compe-
tition.
In the quaTteT-mile, Stanton, OF Vir-
ginia, carried out the promises he made
by his performance in the winter meets.
His time was slow. but he had no fight
20 make after the first half OF the race
was done There was a mix-up when
about 800 yards had been covered. Stan
ton and Seymour got their arms mixed.
and lost several hfths before they became
Strengthened out.
Yale walked away with both hurdles
Capt Howe won them both In very fast
time The wind that aided the runners
in this race was counterbalsnced by the
low temperature, and the Is 2-5 seconds
IN the high and the g Is in the low Is
earned
Yale won second also In the latter. One
two. three. was the way Yale finished IN
the mile. but the time was slow and the
race tame.
In the field events Yale was supreme
She secured f0rty-One out OF a possible
ferty-fsve points. All three places in the
pole-vault, shot-put. hammer-throw. and
bToad-jump went to her credit.
Cconey deserves special mention for his
throw OF over 149 feet. Second TO him
vas Goebel. with I46 feet. The shot-put
was poor, Fitzpatrick winning It with 40
feet 10 inches. and his two team mates
being under 80.
The Summaries.
High hurdles-Won by L. v Howe Yale 7. 7
Martin. University Of Virginia. seeys,d. A q R,D.
0oipns University on y rE1nla. third. Tine Gi5 s5
ssoysrd run-Won by r. A. sptzer. Yale. NJ
kir7assof. Yale. second; 5. II. Wiltshire. Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia. third Time l.S.
looyard dash-WOn BY J. A. Rector University
Of VirgiriA X. W. Burke. University Of Vir0iois
second; Heidrich. Yale third. Tine. Osco a
TsFo-miIs run-Wo1 b. Lightner. Yale. HASKELL
Yale. second; Weeks. Yale. third Tine. sss
4soyHrd dash-Won b. Stanton. University of
VrEnia: Wins. Yale, second: Seymour. Yale third
Time 0.5lA.
Z0Lyard hurdles-Won b. Capt. Howe Yale, King
Yale. second Martin. University Of Virginia third
Time O.25 IS
One-mile rID-Nu1 by Cconey. Yale; Mann Yale
second; Splitter. Yale third Tine, ass Is
220-yard dssh-Won b. Rector. HuiFersify Of Vir-
ginia; stanton. University Of Virginia second /.
Heidrich. Yale. third. Time. on IS
ShotDut-Won By Kfpatrlch. Yale: Acdrus Yale
secOnc; GOebel. Yale. tkird- Distance. 20 feet 70
inches.
High MmD-won by Canneld. Yale: Martin. Ran
doiph. aud Holiday. University Of Virginia tied
for second. Height. feet 70 inches.
Hsmmer-t thrOw-Won b. Convey. Yale: Coebel
Yale. second A0drus Yale third Distance lfs
feet 2 inches
Broad-simD-w1n bg Kipatricl Yale. Angur
Yale. second: Reynolds. Yale third. Distance. 2
feet inches
Pole-Sault-Won by Nelson, Yale; CSmuben Yale
Second; Reynolds Yale. third Beight u feet
Final score: Yale S.: University Of Virginia. g..
It is estirHated that 1909 men are en-
ployed in the manufacture OF automobiles
in New Jersey. ana that more 1han 500
are employed IN garages There are
about 5000 chaunsurs In the State