Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11
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Western High School teams, and some
of the novices showed fair form. The
race was won by the team composed OF
Darnell, e. Fuller. Styles and Dobyns.
In the finals of the scholastic 5O-yard
dash Smith, the veteran from Tome
Institute, won. Aloe, from the same in
stitution, was second. with Reuter-, a
local boy, from Central High. third.
The first open school race Of the even
ing was won by the midget team from
lead on the first relay and ran second
until Crawford went in on the last lap
and won the event for the Red and White
four by scant margin.
The underground midget race was won
by the crack st. Andrews team Of Bal
timore The local Y. NJ. c. A. was sec
ond. =.
The next race was a junior affair for
second teams. in which the Y. NJ. c. A,
Western and Technical High were rep
resented. The four from Western had
little trouble getting away with the race.
taking the lead on the first relay and
holding it until the end. Technical High
was second, with the Y. NJ. c. A. third:
The 1,000-yard run was won easily by
Wylie Cooke of Virginia, the Orange and
Blue runner showing form that undoubt-
eddy classes him as one Of the best mid
dle-distance runners in this section or the
country. Being behind the leader by at
least twenty yards on the next-to-the-last
lap but one, sprinted, took the lead and
won handily by fifteen yards.
Ward of Virginia was first in the open
hurdles, and Gooch Of the same school
was second. Chronby Of Episcopal took
the scholastic hurdles. while Blackstone
of Central came second. An injury to his
foot prevented him from doing better.
The Baltimore Cross Country Club beat
the fremont A. c. and the Washington
Cross Country Club in a 1,2OO-yard race.
The TremontS were second.
Brown of the Baltimore Y. NJ. c. A. got
first place In the open fifty with Shag
Rawlings Of the fremont CLUB second.
The time was % 40.
Hort of Virginia got first in the 6O1-yard
novice by running in exceptionally fine
form for the class OF his opponents. Har-
ris of the same school was barely beat
out for first place
with Richmond College had no chance
from the start. Pennington. the first re-
lay, lost by ten yards, and the other men
had no chance to make up the distance.
and Richmond finished at least forty
yards in the lead.
The Washington Y. M. C. A. won the
ffve-fOot-four-inch midget race from Tech
nical by about fifteen yards. The asso-
citation boys led from the crack of the
pistol and finished well.
In the mile open handicap Lee OF Johns
Hopkins followed Baker three laps, but
took the lead on the fourth lap. He led
until the final event, when Baker sprinted
and won out by five feet. Thorn, the
former Western boy, from Washington
and Lee, was third.
Episcopal High. There was scramble
at the start and several fell. Out of the
melee Spear got away first and was
never headed.
Law. with a good handicap. won the
SSO-yard open from Wylie Cooke Of Vir-
3pia heating
Virginia man by only few inches.
Young, running unattached, won the
44O-yard dash, open, in 057 2-5. With a
handicap he jumped into the lead at the
start and was never headed.
Summaries.
Fifty yard scl,olastic-First heat, won by A.
Smith. Tome; second. ]. f. Galloway. Balti-
more C. c. Time. O.O6. Second heat. won by
Reuter-, C. II. S.; second. Hamilton, Tome.
Time. O.O6. Third heat, won by Cole. Tome;
second, P. Pollard. c. III. S. washington.
Time, O.O6. Final heat, won by Smith, Tome;
second. Cole. Tome; third, Reuter-, c. Ii. S.
Fifty-yard novice-First heat, won by H. B.
Burton. Wooub.-, Forest; second. A. r. Guy,
Virginia. Time, O.O6. Second heat, won by
H. ". Hayne: Washington and Lee; second. J.
won by Anscorron, Richmond College; second.
L. B. Williams virginia Time ;.t 9oS. Fourth
II. B. Tilbetts. Central High. Time, 0.06. Fifth
heat, won by H. y. Hawkins, Virginia: second.
neat. won by k Grace. Maryland Agricultural
College; second, Strauss, Baltimore, Z. c.
Fifty-yard open municipalities heat. won by
w. Frixel, unattached; second, Buell., Central
High. Time. 0.0G. Second heat. won by Smith,
r sssnd ods j. HSga nss BY and
ilton, Tome. Time, o:o0 As. Fourth heat, won
ond. A. Aloe, Tome. 1Yme. o.o5 40 Fifth heat,
won by Todd, virginia; second, Anscarron,
Richmond College, Time. o;o5 4-.. Sixth
anus, University OF Maryland. Time, oos,
Drank disqualified; unregistered in A. a. w.
Seventh heat won scob by Frsz Msns
University. Time. COS A. Eighth heat, won
By ": n. Harris virginia. as second, suck H9.,s
h Salt~ %on b. T. Rawlines. fremont A. G
second p " Trial Hsl Wa Washington C. n 2:
washington &: 9. c. Time, o:oe.
semi-dnals, 6fty-yard novice-won by H. N.
College ,,H Time o.os. Second semi-.inais. Won
by Z. r. Waiter. Virginia; second H. NJ; Haw,
High High Time. a o.oG. - ~
First semi finals open afty-yard dash.won by
Richmond done College,; third nf aayne washnsson
and Lee. Time, COS. Second heat semi finals,
won by No. GAG; second. A: Aloe, Tome; third.
Todd Virginia. Time. O.O6. Third heat. won
Hawkins, Virginia. Time DOS As. Fourth
heat. won BY Gist Washington c. G. C.; second,
fremont a. c. Time. 0oS 20
8. composed OF c. DaNSll, e. Fuller. STILES.
Dobins; second, Team 4. Time, % 20.
Fifty-yard hurdle; scholastie-First heat. won
by Crowley, Episcopal High: second. GALLOWAY,
Baltimore G. G. g; Time. oos S,5: Second heat.
second. Bean, baltimore G. c. Time, DOS IS.
Third heat, won by Blackstone, Central High;
second, K. Anderson, Woodbury. Forest. Time.
Open hurdles; handicap-Fhst heat, won by
D. McDonogh. Baltimore Q: G. o.: second.
Ward Virginia. Time, O.6 10. Second heat
won BIZ STACEY, Virginia: second, Bacon, 5th
Reg A. A. Time. 0.Os 3-5. Third heat, won
By Patterson, Woodbury. Forest: second. Peter
son. Tome School Time. 0o6 40. Fourth
heat, won by Gooch. Virginia; second. Black
Istans. Central HixA Time eos ID Etftb