Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
PREPS ARE STRONG
IN GYMNASIUM MEET
Georgetown Embryos Defeat
Business High Lads in Novel
Sport Carnival.

In the dual gymnasium and boxing
meet at Ryan gym last evening be-
tween the Blue and Gray props and
Business High School the Hilltoppers
had little trouble trimming their down.
town rivals At the end of the contests
the Georgetown youngsters had 81 points.
while the Stenographers could only lay
claim to u.
The yictors took off all the honors in
the boxing bouts. and first place in
every event except the shotput.s This
was won by shore of Business with a
heaye of 81 feet. Golden of the props
led in individual points. with total
of thirteen He won the hurdles and
dash, and came second in the shotput.
The boxing bouts were easily the most
interesting of the program, the majority
of them being extremely hard fought
Especially was this so in the clashes
between Gillen and Bridget in the light
weight class and Cusack and Burielsh
In the welterweight. Gull the conqueror
Of Shore in the middlewelght, Wed with
Cusack for the honor of having displayed
the most skill with the gloves during
the evening
The affair closed with a midget relay
race on the running track, which was
won by the preps This contest was
decided by time trials, it being 1mpos-
sible to LET two men run at a time on
the small area of the Ryan gym circular
pathway.
A large crowd which filled the gym
nasium to its capacity, watched the on
ferent events until the END; for me
most part every one seemed eAtrenieas
interested. and on more than one occae
sion applause served to lend a tone OIL
excitement to the warmer encounters
The summaries follow:
Potato race-Won by Kirwin. G. r.: second.
Donoghue. B. II. s.; third, Moore b. D. o.
Time O.45 50. =,
Boxing bout. ntamweight-Murtaugn' u. -
20-yard dash-First heat-Mon by Dohan r.
P: second Shaw. H. s; third d. Golden Wad :" p
1 Time o'os ; u.s.. Third heat-Won by Chids, G.
Fin Time see0o o6s Erwin FRS. sn- n By
Golden. G. p: second. shaw. B. II. $. Time.
OOa 80 second semi fnal-Won by Dohan. g.
B. H. s.; third Billion. B: IL. s. Time; o.os ~. .:
feet seead GOLDEN e. T. IS feet II inches
third. Gull, G. F.. 80 feet inches.
2oyard low huEdlesnFirst hea It 1;m by
COS. Second heat-Won by Golden, G. f.: sec
ond. Wade, G. l.. Time, 0.O5. Final-Won by
Golden, G.. p: second. Wade G. r.; third
Boxing bout. lightweight-Gillen G. p, de-
feated Bridget 3. ii. s.
Boxing bout. welterweight-Cusack. G. P, de-
feated Burlegh. b. II. S.
Running high jump-Won by Childs. 6. p.
feet 10 inches; second. Talbot, 6. p.
feet 91s inches; third, Wade. G. F., feet 8
inches
Boxingn bout especial weight)-H. Bridget,
G.. F., defeated OConnell. B. II. S.
Boxing bout (middleweight)-Cull, G. F., de-
feated Shore. B. III. ).
Midget relay race eight laps)-Georgetown
Props (Nordlinger, Dohan. w. Montgomery,
Roach. won. Time, "a As. Second, Business
High School Donoghue, Gately, Moore, Flax.
Time. 1:2G 10.
Point summary:
Potato race-ii T.. 8: B. H. s.. 4.
Bantanweight boxing-G: r. .: B: II. s., 0.
2O-yard dash-G. p, ); b. II. s., 4.
Shot putt. p, 4; X. II. s., 5.
Hurdles--G. F.. 8; Il. II. s., 0.
Lightweight boXing-G. p. 5; B. H. S., o.
WelterWeight boxing-G. p, ); B. II. S., o.
High jump-G. p, 0; B. u. s.. 0.
specalweight boAins-G. r.. 8; B. II. s., Q.
Middleweight bo1ng-G p; 8; B. H. s., 0.
Relay race. T.. .; B. II. S.. o.
Total points, F.. g.; r. II. s. Il.
Referee-Dr. Hudson b. II. S. Starter-Prof.
Joyce. Ryan Gymnasium. Judges-Mr. Thatcher,
Spaldings: Dr.. J. A. Bonsteel. Cornell Clerk
MIR. Wurtz, c. F. Scorers-Capt. Smith, George
town and Mr.. Gibbs. Georgetown.