Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-05
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Blue and Gray Makes Poor
Showing in Track Meet.
TALLlES ONLY Is POINTS
But One First Place Secured by
Washington School-A Rec
ord Broken.
POINTS SCORED IN
BALTIMORE MEET

Special Dispatch to The Star.
| BALTIMORE. Md, May 4.-George-
town University track team failed to
make a creditable showing in the first
annual meet Of field and track games
under the auspices of the Southern
intercollegiate Association, on Home
wood Field today, mainly because of><he
comparatively small entry list and sew
eral bad breaks in luck.
The Washington athletes were last
in tte race for the point trophy, fire.
scapegoats, standing in the way of their
success In the 10O-yard dash Eller,
after winning his heat hands down,
failed to qualify in the finals. Four
other men in the heat beat the pistol.
gaining a start of at least four yards
on the Washingtonian. In the 120-yard
Hurdles he finished second. but was dis
qualified for knocking down four hurdles.
town were scored as follows: Eller. first
in the 220-yard hurdles and second In
the shot-put; Landon, third in the mile;
Costello. third in che pole vault. and
ana Ii sde for she
finals. but stayed out Of the finals. in
order to be fresh for the relay. How
ever, the Georgetown team. composed OF
Golden. Landon, Brewer and Chapman.
8 minutes 80 4-5 seconds the Balti-
moreans equaled the college record for
the distance established some years ago.
| In the quarter-mile race Glass of WASH
ington and Lee, who broke the record
for the south Atlantic collegiate d.
| vision in the primaries yesterday. Clip
ped one-ffth of a second of his mark
by making the distanve in 81 is Sec
o1ds. The summaries:
22o-yard dash-won by Wagner. Johns Hop
kins second. Glass, Washington and Lee; third.
Hunter, Johns Hopkins. Time. O.2s rs.
R b Es
fourth, h,ldwin, Johns Hopkins. Distance. 1is
Broad 1ump-Won by Horrax, Johns Hopkins;
second; YQnan: Washington and Lee; third. Bla.
fourth ss
| inches
emile relay--won by Johns Hopkins Uni
second. Georgetown University Golden, IAndon.
Brew gIswer :. Chapman; third. Washington and Lee.
:sSsas: III Sl,e; Ssssss,s~s; third Teys' ; zss
High 1ump-Won by Turner. virginia Poly
technic Institute second; tie between r. Legge.
Hopkins; third Tappsn. Johns Hopkins. Height.
5 feet inches.
Hopkins: second, Sears, North csroIipa; thi n%
Mason. North Carolina; fourth. Brewer. George
town. Time. OFT 10.
Discus throw-Won by Floyd. Agriculture and
Mechanical: second. Horrax. Johns Hopkins;
| third HURT, Agriculture and Mechanical; fourth.
Miles, Washington and Lee. Distance. 1OS feet
1oO-yard dash, Nhrst semi nnals-won by Eller.
Georgetown: second. Mason, North Carolina
third, Glass. Washington and Lee. Time,
Second semi-nnals-won by sears. Ckrolipa
Second wssnss John, Hopkins; third Brewer
One-mile rm-Won by Patterson. North Caro-
lima; second. Crother. North Carlna third.
Landon. Georgetown; fourth, Rogers, Washing
ton and Lee Time, 4.38 1-5.
4a0-yard dash-Won by Glass. Washington and
Lee; second, Hughes, Virginia Polytechnfc; third.
Hopkins. Time. OBJ Is.
| R0-Sdrd hurdles-Won by Horrax. Johns Hop.
king, second. w. Legse, Virginia Polytechnic
1nstit9te; third Tappan. Johns Hopkins. Time.
emile run-Won By Patterson. North Carolina
second, Smith, Agriculture and Mechanical;
third, Cobb North Carolina; fourth, Harris,
Agriculture and Mechanical college. Time,
ss6-yard run-won by Hughes. Virginia Poly
| technic Institute; second. Spence. North CARO-.
some. North Carolina. Time, POI As.
220-yard hurdles-Won by Filler, GEORGETOWN;
| seco2d. w. Legge Virginia Polytechnic Institute
thru Burke, Washington and Zee: fourth, f.
| Legge, Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Time,
| Pole vault-won by Horrax, Johns Hopkins;
| second. Strong. North Carolina: third, Costello,
Georgetown; fourth, Tappan, Johns Hopkins
Height, IL feet 61a inches.