Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05
Western High a Winner.

western High winner.
The first relay race on the program was
the one carded between the Western,
Episcopal, Baltimore City College and
Woodbury. Forest second teams. Epis-
copal won the pole, with Western. the
local representative. third on the track.
1t was one of the closest events OF the
evening. Western High was running sec
ond, and when the Red and White run
ner started to pass the leading CITY Col
lege man he was showed and his team
was DISQUALIFIED leaving Western the
winner by five feet
The next race was relay between the
Gilman Country School and the Boys
Latin School of Baltimore. 1t was SO
close that it was not decided until the
last straightaWay, when the Gilman man
forged to the head and won by ten feet
The Ju-yard scholastic hurdles was run
almost TO dead heat between Golden Of
the Georgetown Prep School AID Gooch
Of the jefferson School, Golden winning
by inches. Stacy of Friends School was
third.
Wilson of Business High was first in
the tO-yard novice, Ward of Virginia sec
ond and Adams of Central High captured
third place.
Carrigan a Flyer.
Carrigan of Georgetown took first place
in the J0-yard open handicap, winning
in the fast time of A. seconds. Three
minutes later the same Blue and Gray
runner won the 3O-yard collegiate, with
two Yale men second and third.
White of Friends School won the scho-
lastic 30 with Patterson of City College
second. Thrall of Tech was third
The 6c0-yard novice was well-run al
fair, with Mcmahon of the Vigilants Win
ming by ten yards.
The first club relay was won by the
9th Regiment of Baltimore, with the Y.
NJ. c. A. Of that city running second.
Great Run by Wallace.
In the next event Wallace of Episcopal
High ran great race against Baltimore
City College, making up - yards on
the last relay and beating Bean of the
Baltimore team out by not more than t.
inches. Wallace showed conclusively that
he has no equal as a scholastic runner
in this section.
The midget relay for boys under 81
pounds was walkaway for the ST. An
drews team Of Baltimore.
Virginia took the first two places in
the $50 open handicap in rather slow time.
Cooke running first and Rumba ugh sec
ond: Dodson Of Hopkins WAS third, with
ID yards handicap. Cooke had 30 yards
and Rumbaush Is.
A big field went to the mark in the 40
scholastic. more than thirty athletes com
peting. 4 fast pace was set at the start
and there was much jostlins on the first
turn. Thral of Tech was first in fast
time. Villegas of Western High ran in
third position until the last ten feet
In the race between the Mary land Az
GIGS, the Richmond College outfit drew
the pole. Duckett. VINO ran first FOR Nj
4. c., gave his teammete Ii yards lead.
The Farmers were never headed and fin
ished 30 yards to the good. Only three
men ran for each team. Richmond Col
lege man being injured during the efter-
noon and being unable to run.
The fremont 4. c. Juniors trimmed
the Washington Grove seconds by 20
Yards in the interclub relay for second
teams.
Won by the TWining Relay. 1t was one
lap to a man.
The next race was captured by the
Western High School third team. 1t was
the second race or the evening captured
by the West EnderS.
Munnickheuysen of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College Won the 40 open handi-
cap in fine style with fourteen yards
handicap. Mathieson of Georgetown was
third. Gross of Georgetown was second.
The fremont Athletic Club second team
won from The Washington Cross Country
Club second four and the Baltimore City
College third team by about twenty
yards.
In the club relay for the championship
of the south the fremont \. G. WAS sim
ply outclassed by the Washington Grove
quartet. Mahoney and Rawlings both
ran an able race, but were unable to
make up the big lead given the Groveites
by King, who ran first.
The Summaries.
so-yarl novice-First heat won lay NJ, ofut,
Technical High. Time. 0.6 Is. Second heat
won ty ". Marks, Washington Cross Country;
second. ". Ward Virginia Country. Time.
0.6 is. Third heat won BY ". Adams. Contra.
High; second H. Bruton, Woodhprry Forest.
Time, 90 Is. Fourth heat Won by y. brewer:
Cairo Club: second \: II. Meredi;b fiehnl9nd
College. Tine 90. Fifth heat Won by ID. elias
burg. Washington Y. NJ c. A.: second, r. Gicfs;
Georgetown. Time 90 10 Heat for sec.nd
men wan by W. ward Virginia. Time. 90.
5o-yard open. handicap F.rst heat won by
trnIrfgan Gcorge:YWn 10 fee,i. Tine. o.6 See
nnd heat won by T., \. Riley. Yale Z: te"t
Time. o. 10. Third heat won b! T. Cross.
GEORGETOWN q feett. Time. %. Fourth h"it
won by J. II. IIgn,er; Johns HOPKINS 9 feet Get,
Virginia q fcct,. Time. % Ia. sixth heat