The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31

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Summary: Runs-Thayer. Smith
Deacon. struck out-By Pierce. g: by
Wilmer, 4. Bases on balls-On Pierce,
4. off Wilmer, g. Sacrifice hits-wood,
Stolen bases--Wood. Deacon. Blake
ney. Left on observation-disclosures, 8:
Virginia. 3. Doube plays-Deacon to
.Aldendeifer to Hayden; Deacon to
HAYDEN; Wilmer to Carter Hit by
pitcher-Thayer. Deacon. Lille. Doug
las. Passed ball-Cozzens. Umpire
Rigler, National League.
The Track Meet.
Nirginia's track team surprised its
warmest admirers to-day by making
total Of thirty-two points in the dual
Tanta. as against seventy-six points for
the Quaker squad. Captain Larry
Martin. who was entered in the hur-
dies and high Jump, was barred by
er, who ran next to Rector in the hun
dred-yard dash in the Yale meet here
last spring.
Seven Virginia records were broken
and one tied. In the high jump, Bur-
dick the Pennsylvania star. cleared
the bar at feet 1Ola inches. The Vir-
ginia record was made by Larry
Martin. The records smashed We're the
quarter mile, half mile two mile, 600
yard dash. go yard hurdles and ham
lner throw. The star performer, of
course, was PAUL, the champion inter-
collegiate miller, who was seen only
the former event it looked as if he
would he defeated by Wiltshire, but
in the last few yards of tn. race the
Quaker spurted. and broke the tape
ahead of the Virginan. In the two
mile run, PAUL far outclassed his COM
petitors. winning easily by over half
a lap.
Next in the limelight was Stanton,
race. he captured the quarter mile
dash, clipping ane-tifth of second off
the Virginia record, and defeating such
men as Tough and ,Ramsdell. After
going fifty Yards. Stanton tried to
apparently clbowed by Hough. He
pulled up, took the outside, and set the
pace. He started squirt at 500 yards,
but Hough came UP. and the two ran
neck and neck TOR ten yards stanton
then pulled away. and won by several
yards. Two yards from the finish
Hough was pocketed. and beaten by
Todd, suhquarter on the football team,
The Californian repeated In, the. eco
yaId dash at the crack Of the pistol
he jumped into the lead, and was never
headed, though closely pressed at the
| finish by Ramsdell. the big Pennsy!-
vania sprinter. The time was one-iltth
of a second behind the collegiate rec
ord, and two-ffths Of second faster
| than the Virginia record.
III the htgh jump, buIulck anu Ian 9
] tied for first place. In the jump off,
Burdick won with the bar at feet
lllh inches. Virginia had no entry
| in the pole vault.
mike" Murphy, Pennsylvanla's noted
trainer, said the track was In fno
shane, and the weather Just the kind
in which records arc broken. except
that it is rather early in ,he season
!. He was greatly enthnsed ever the
! showing of stanton, and says he Is
| easily intercollegiate timber, The
| Californian had not trained for to-
| days meet, and has been playing base
! bail for the past fortnight.
Summaries of the track meet are as
| follows:
loo-yard da sh--Ramsdell, Pennsyl,
vania. frst; Minds. Pennsylvania, secs
ond; Irwin, Pennsylvania, third. Time
10 seconds.
2oo-yard Dissatisfaction. Virginia
first; Rnmsdell. Pennsylvania, second;
irwin, Pennsylvania, third, Time. 81
as seconds,
12o-yard hurdles-Haydock, Penn
sylvania, first; Scott, Pennsylvania,
second; Holiday. Virginia, third,
Time, 16 1-5 seconds,
a2O-yard liurdles--Haydock Penn
sylyania. first, Holiday. Virginia,
second; Maris. Pennsylvania. third.