The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-13
By BRYAN W. MORSE.

Baltimore. Md, March 12-The largest
crowd in the history OF indoor meets in
the South witnessed the Joint games Of
the Johns Hopkins University and the
Fifth Regiment In the mammoth armory
in Baltimore tonight. Fully COO athletes
toed the mark, and of these Washington
was ably represented in the open han
dicap and South Atlantic A A. L. cham
pionship events. Time and again the
Washington men crossed the line, either
winners or placed, and ably upheld the
District laurels III track athletics.
Washington began the scoring when
| King. OF the W. 6. A. A.. finished second
10 Gill. of NJ A. c.. in the S. S A. A.
| lo0-yard dash championship. Again in the
open sS0-yard Young. Of the Wash
ington Y. NJ. C. A, jumped TO the front
and crossed a winner. with Watts. OF
! Georgetown. third.
| In the Ss0-yard S A. A. a. L. cham
pionsbip. HilGebrandt, of ". q. A A:
Boss. of Kendall, and Maxon. Of G. ".
L.. finished first. second, and third. re-
| spectively.
Smith Wins Hurdle,
| Tom Smith. Of Georgetown. deserves
great credit for his performances. win
ming the open 100-yard hurdle and run
ling second TO Harrax. Of Johns Hopkins
! University. in the S. A A A L. cham
pionship. Hamilton and Kelley. Of Cen
trail High School, and Lockwood. OF
Washington School for Boys, finished
one, two, three in the scholastic
| 44o-yard dash; also. in the 44e-yard
open, Sampson. OF the Y. NJ. c a. with
a wonderful burst Of speed. flashed
across a winner.
! In the field events Robertson. OF tho
Washington Grove. won the pole vault.
distancing Blakeley and Hepburn, OF
Pennsylvania
In the relay events the Washington
entries were less fortunate. The McCuI-
lob Athletic Club. old rivals OF Wash
lngton Grove. won the most exciting re-
lay race seen this year. At no time dur
ing the event were the men more than
four yards apart From start to finish
the race had the audience on its feet,
MeCulloh winning in the fast time OF
S:s7.
George Washington lost to Maryland
Agricultural College and Western lost the
intereity scholastic championship to the
Baltimore City College.
The D. C. n. G. lost to Fifth Regiment,
while Mercury A. A. was disqualified
for cutting corners after handiIy defeat.
ing the Cross Country Club team.
TremOnts on Top.
The fremont a. c. first and second
teams won in their respective classes and
deserve great credit as both races were
hard fought from start to finish.
The banner events Of the meet were ths
performances Of TAFT, the Canadian mile
champion, and the exciting win OF the
two-mile relay by the Carlisle Indian
team over Pennsylvania
With big field and liberal handicaps.
Taft started from scratch. and at the
crack of the gun took g killing pace.
Man after man was passed, until Pap
pau. Of Carlisle. raced ahead at the
beginning OF the last lap with a fifty
yard lead. The Canadian champion be-
gan wonderful sprint. cut down the
lead, and won with ten yards to snare.
breaking the State record by ten seconds
In the fastest mile run in the South in
years. His time OF 4:24 equals the Cana
dian mark held by him and made New
Years night
The two-mile relay between University
Of Pennsylvania and Carlisle held the
crowd on edge throughout Friday. OF
Carlisle. beat out Master by FIVE yards;
Foster, for Pennsylvania, lead his man
by ten. while Gray turned over twelve
yard lead, Church, for Pennsylvania, and
Marius. setting out at terrific pace. ran
abreast until the last lap. In the back
stretch Marius let out and, with a burst
of speed, finished ten yards TO the good.
The summaries:
l00yard open haEdiap-First heats: Won NJ
Sprowls q. L.: second. Shehandore, c. T. s Time
e:l0 s. Second heat: Won by RYDER. S. J. C.. sec
end. MunSon NJ A. c. Time 0.l0 So Third heat:
Won By Gill; Mer. A. c.: second Steele. AIcC. A.
c. Time, 0:lo 81 Fourth heat Won by Doughertv.
G. u: second. ]. Bailey, J. u. [. Time 0.io "a
Fifth heat; Wen b. Smith 7. s.; second Stollen-
Werck ]. II. u. Tine 0:0 IS. Sixth heat: Won By
Hunter. J. H. e.. second Jump " C. Time
0:l0 %5 Final heat: Won by Hunter ]. r. L: sec
oud. Ryder, s. j.. c.. third. Munson, AID. A. {.
Tine 0:le.
l0Oyard infsrscholaEtie: hnal-Won bv Frts. n.
c. G; second. Patterson. B. C. c.: third Hamilton.
7. s. Tine 0l02S
0nehah4nils relay raee-Won by Boys' Latin
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