The Washington times., 1912-02-11


points in Maryland and Virginia is car
rying away little squads of athletes,
varying in number from ten to thirty,
who participated in the fifth annual In
door track and field meet of George
Washington University. Early in the
morning the victorious and defeated
alike were seen scurrying around the
hotcls collecting their baggage In prepa-
ration to returning to the home school
or college under whose colors they were
entered at the big meet at Convention
Hail.
Nirginia's entire track team. which
won the largest number of points in the
george Washington meet, embarked at
Union Station for Charlottesville at IL
CLOCK this morning, and Swarthmorc
; ana carlisle representatives left this
city shortly before noon. Few of the
Baltimore contingent remained in
, washington over night, and some of
the Richmond athletes arose early
enough to take the o'clock express for
the Virginia capital.
Credit Lanigan.
To Coach Lanigan, of the University
OF Virginia, and his corps of athletes,
10 today being given the most credit
Competing against a score of schools
and colleges, which represented the best
material in Maryland Virginia, and the
District of Columbia, the Charlottes-
Vile aggregation scored the greatest
number Of victories Of any institution
entered in the meet. Thirty-four points
out of 100 was the lot of the Orange and
Blue athletes, the former number being
Just thirteen more points than was
tNs III.
nearest competitor. The Baltimore in-
stitution got away with twenty-one
points, and Tome Institute. another
Maryland organization. finished third
In the race with thirteen points
Wins Ten Points.
Episcopal High School. of Alexandria.
has ten victories to its credit, and the
other competitors finished as follows:
Baltimore City College, 9; Washington
Cross Country Club. Z; Washington and
Lee University, 6; George Washington,
5; University of Maryland, 81 Washing
ton Y. NJ. c. A, 5; Baltimore Y. NJ. c.
A., 5; Central High School, 4; fremont
Athletic Club, 8; Woodbury. Forrest
School |; Fifth Regiment of Baltimore,
l. and Baltimore Cross Country Club, /.
Cook, the Virginia middle distance
runner, who has won much fame IN
meets of recent years, was probably the
star performer of last nights game. He
scored eight points for his college in
the 1,OO0-yard open handicap. and ran
second in the half-mle event. In Vir-
ginia' $ mile contest with WASHINGTON
and Lee, the former won by many
YARDS, this being one of the heaviest
point gamers for the charlottesville
team.
Captain Fleming, of the George Wash
lngton team, was the principal winner
tor the hosts last night. In the two
mile event, Fle1ning pulled up first, his
time being 1898 40. J. B. Rcecide, of
Johns Hopkins University, was second,
ana F. A. Ruth, of the Baltimore Cross
Country Club was third.
Complete results are:
6OO-yard relay race (Western High School
teamSl-Won by Team Three DarnelI. Sles,
aGd pqleF TnrdGs Tme minute 2 seconds
Galloway, B. c. c. Time. IS seconds
Second nnd,h heat won by N. c Westvelt, W; F.
4-5 seconds. Third heat won by p Black
istone, c. II: s.: second. E. Anson, W. F.
s. Time 6 40 seconds.
Western Midgets Win.
Midget relay raee-Won by Western High
fordl; second, Twining A. c. Time / minute
10 2-5 seconds.
5O-yard hurdles. scholastic. fnals-Won by
j. H. Crohley, Ep II. s.; second, p. Black
stone, G: II. $; third, c. r. Bean. B. c. c.
Time, 2-5 seconds.
Relay for boys. 80 pounds-Won by
st. Andrews CTouchtOn. Kaufohlz. Booth, !
BakeD: Second. w. Y. NJ. G. A. Time, l.
minutes 90 2-5 seconds
JO-yard open hurdles, handicap, fnals-Won |
by w. B. Ward, Va; second. r. H. Gooch, |
Va; third. Bacon. Fifth regiment. Time, |
2-5 seconds.
Junior relay race. mile-Won by Western |
High School CLoomis, Darnall Mayfeld, |
James,; second, Technical II. $. Time, |
minutes 20 40 seconds.
l,O00-yard open handicap-Won by w. r. |
Cook, Va: second. 4. NJ. Mcmahon. unat- |
:ached; third. Austin. Tome. Time, min
5O-yard dash. novice. fnaIs-Won by II. +!
y. Hayne, W. and l. second, H. n. Hawk |
ins, Va; third. f. r. Walter. Va. Time 6
seconds
Brown Takes Dash.
5o-yard dash, open handicap, inals-won
by J. b. Brown. B. Y. NJ G. A: second, |
r. E. Rawlings, fremont; third, B. GIsh, w. |
c. C. c. Time. 5 4-5 seconds.
c. CT McDonagh, Allison. NJ. MeDoRagh, |
RandalD; second, fremont A. c.; third. w. |
g C. c. Time. minutes 80 seconds.
6OO-yard run. novice-WOn by r. w: B. |
Hart, Va; second, ]. w. Harris, Va; third, |
c. l.. Uhler. J. II. L. Time, minute 20
College relay. / mile-Won BY, Richmond
College Gary Wilson; Meredith ,vAd1f AnsGar-
Keats. Brady. Valance). Time. minutes
1-5 seconds. |
I40-yard run. scholastic-Won by T. T. |
Spear, Ep. II. s.. second, T. r. Ague, Tome: |
third, Carter. w. F. S. Time. l minute IA
seconds. |
law w Y. NJ c. A; second, W. Cook Va; |
third, II. Catlin, ]. H. L. Time, minutes |
10 seconds.
Military relay race. l mle-Won by Com |
Dany d, engineers NLews, Mckay, Farrell. |
Beiss): second. Fort Washington. Time. 4 |
minutes % seconds.
Tech Is Winner.
Interscholastic relay race, mile-Won by |
technical colbert. Fortier DE Grange. Of !
futD. second, Western II. s: third. Busi-
ness Time minutes 3-5 seconds
44O-yard run. open handicap-Won by w. |
"A Young, unattached; second, A. McMahon,
unattached: third. f. w ThTall, w. c. c. c. |
Time 81 20 seconds. . , ,,,
ReIay race-Won by W. Y. NJ c. A. I<es-
sler Mccormick KintZ, Moorel; second l.
II s Time, l minute l6 seconds -
Running high jump-Won by Ldebenerger'
: feot inches: second. Il. II. walker, Va
) feet inches: third, b. TaPpan' j. H. O''
MIe-run' open handicap-Won by g. G,
Bacon. r. G. c.; second +. Lee, D. II p;
third w. r Thorn, W. and L. Inn" !
GniG relay race-Won by fremont a. e.
Stokes. Mahoney, Stenz, Rawlingsl, second
NJ A G, Reserves: third. Richm"nu L. l.
BIurs Time. 4 minutes As SECONDS, !,
Junior relay race. L2OO yaLusIW,32m W,2Is Ts
Western II. S. CBradley. C'antoru;- haHSI tLi.5
Ton las CoIaD; second, Regent a, . 'i!tIu' @
w, Y. NJ. c. 4. Time. minutes i sec