The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

their skin shining. and the long, nat
muscles quiver.ng. race around the
track with no thought but victory
entering their heads. BY tho way.
young Wallerstein Is a Richmond boy,
n son of Leon Wallerstein. He is r
great quarter-miler. and can go some
over tho $50 distance While he failed
70 score for his team last Saturday, he
Is. nevertheless. looked upon as a sure
point gamer.
nave never seen a better display
OF Judgment. nor better knowledge
or pace. than that exhibited by Brig
made the fatal mistake of setting the
pace for Brigham who took his stride
ana wore the man down under his
own medicine. 1t was really pitifui
TO see Lee weakening. for he is o
mighty good man, and had he exercised
me same Judgment exercised by Brig
lam. would have won the race. He
did not fall down, az was stated by
one Of the papers in Washington. un-
less the fact that he finished second
iall- down. Brigham cinched the point
trophy for Virginia. who had fifteen
points un TO that time. Brigham's vic
tory made It twenty. and Rainbnugh.
who finished third made the grand
total twenty-one When the crowd
Learned that Virginia could not be
e,
Naturally. Larry Martin vas missed
/ rom the Virginia squad. He has a
pad Knee. and but for that fact vlr-
hurdles. Halliday. who was entered
was disqualified lie broke three times
n ion suoc ,,, ion Halladay's disqualaca
me hurdle running.
felt sorry for Richmond College.
inc Vineyard novice. won his heat
and qualified for the finals In his last
dash, however, he tore one of the lisa
ments In his les. which nut him out
or commission. AZ he Is tho sprint
man of the squad, his loss put the re.
Jay team in a bad way. Taylor. who
led Is; Oft for tho collegians. should have
lead but he didn't, so why enter into
details 1t was largely due TO tho dis
organization OF the team that Mary
'hnu had SUCH an easy victory.
was heartily glad to note that
neither Virginia nor Georgetown grew
,,riiEh,ened at the fact that Yale and
iflnceton had their best men at tho
meet Instead. IT seemed to have tho
sheet OF making the fellows race hard
er. and as result nearly every track
event went TO Georgetown and Vir-
Einla, laic's showing was fair but tho
showing made by the Tigers was mis-
t ia Johns Hopkins failed to get
ID pit'diGtcu LOT the team from
me Oriole City, while Baltimore CITY
College won the one mile prep. school
relay race, and was disqualified for not
touching off the second man. and the
race awarded to Western High school.
wagner. OF Yale. smashed the South
Atlahtic pole vault record ali to smith
Green's, when lie went over the barrier
Ut Twelve feet. The previous record
vas held by Sterrett, OF GEORGETOWN
anu was l feet inches, made in 1908
~ course, WagneTs vault was not a
record. In fact, better records have
been made BY prep, schools, the high
record OF the props. being lc feet half
inch but It's a pretty good vault at
that. ~ " -
Altoe'cther 1t was a memorable meet
and Virginia may well be proud Of the
trophy earned BY her men forgot
10 mention earlier the magnificent race
put UP by Cooke, OF Virginia, in the,
ny yard run lie had II handicap OF
tIhirty yards. but finished well IN the
front leading Rambaugh. of Virginia.
who was second, by five yards Doh
son, OF Hopkins. by ten yards.
i IT, Richmond College will hold as
good meet this spring at the ball
park | VIII be satisfied Talk is heard
or mass meeting at the college for
he purpose OF creating more interest
IN track athletics. II would be a good
thing. and hope 1t will be held.
Yale had little trouble with Prince
ton in the relay between those schools
winning with much to spare