Evening star., 1912-04-12
BY n. c. BYRD.

Three of the local schools VIII be rep
resented at the southern interscholastic
meet, to be held at the University OF
Virginia tomorrow. Central, Western and
the Emerson Institute will have men in
competition in the Orange and <Blue
games.
OF the three schools Central VIII have
the largest squad. Emerson Institute will
have three men in competition, while
Western will be represented by only two.
Central has the following men entered in
the different events: Kelly, Agnew, Zap
pone. Acorn, Blackstone. Mortimer, Oys-
ter and Hamilton. The Emerson Institute
will have Weidmann, Low and Robert
son in competition, and the two men who
will run for Western are McArdle and
Darnell
Kelly of Central will take part in the
90 and 40. while Oyster and Zappone
will take care of the field events. Black
istone will run the hurdles and dashes.
Hamilton, who viii acI as captain in the
absence of Reuter-, is scheduled TO COM
pete in the 40 and hali-mlc events. The
| fact that Reuter- will be unable to run
because of his ineligibilitv will be a de-
| cided blow to Centrars hopes of winning
the meet.
| Weidmann, Low and Robertson will be
entered in the field events and hurdles
Darnell of Western will run in the mile,
| while McArdlc of the same school is ell
tered in the 1O0-yard dash.
! In the intercollegiate games held yes
| terday at Charlottesville the Virginia
men ran away with the meet There was
! no school which came near the Orange
and Blue. and the nearest competitor was
/ (re0rge W1Shinpfnn a i
| points scored, against the 121 made by
| the Virginia runners.
| The meet was not much more than a
closed affair for the Virginia team. North
| Carolina and Georgetown both of which
| had been counted on as being the real
opponents of Virginia, did not have teams
I entered.
The meet was such a walkover for
| Virginia against the others that were en-
| tered that only one first place went to
another school Diener of George Wash
/ ington won the pole vault, beating out
| Cochran Of Virginia.
Walter. virginia; third. Todd Virginia; four1h.
Hawkins, virginia; Time. 9.19 10
virginia nd Ma, ssy vfsni searaS
Barron. Virginia. Time. O.16 80.
Nile ,s,. GOoks srsna second Die
/ ton; fourth McAllistcr. William and Mary.
44o.yard dash-First. FELTON,. Virginia: second
Fulton isTs bfff tsas
Two-mle run-First. Jones. Virginia; second.
wsshinSson; Time. OH. - ~
Low hurdesLFirst, -I, Stacy. Virginia; second
Washington Time. O.27 3-5.
22O-yard dash First. Toole Virginia; second
Military Military 15 Institute; fourth, Hawkins, Virginia
Shot -p.ioFirst. blanchard. Virginia; second
Mayer. Virginia: third. Cooke. Virginia.: fourth
/ Pole vault-Ffrst. Diener. George Washington
second. Cochran, Virginia. Height 10 feet s
inches.
ID jump First. Gooch. Virgins: second
Mayer. Virginia. Distance. % feet 5.s inches.
High jump-Ward Virgnia) and Nichols (Em
ory aud Henry tied for first place at feet
inches; Waiter tVilyinia) and Rixey (Virgna]
$50 yard run-First. FELTON,. Virginia: second
Lewis. Virginia; third, Beckett, Virginia; fourth
Hart. Virginia. Time. 2.O3 2-5.
opd Uoete. Virginia: third Jones. %ircinfs see
fourth. Blanchard, Virginia. Distance. 113 feet
/ 3 inches.
| The Maryland Aggies took about the
| same kind of fall out of the William
and Mary team yesterday that did Cath
olic University the day previous The
| Farmers did not score quite as many
/ runs as did the Brooklanders. but made
| up for that by not allowing the Virginia
aggregation as many. The Farmers
made the game safe in the first chapter,
when they chased six tallies across the
piate. After that they took things easy.
Smith, who did the pitching for the
| Aggies had things all his own way. The
Virginia nine never had a chance to con-