The Washington herald., 1913-02-16
POINTS SCORED.
BY staff Correspondent.

Baltimore Md. Feb. l5-Georgetown',
athletes swept the boards at the annua
Hopkins Fifth Regiment indoor NEE
here tonight, rolling up twenty-fv
points. outdstancing Mercersburg, the
nearest competitor, by a comfortable
fifteen-point margin.
Virginia. the Hilltoppers ancient rival
only landed nine points. but the wearers
of the orange and blue had men close
upon the heels of the winners in al
most every event. and are probably hold
ing back for the Georgetown games In
Washington March ].
Georgctown's showing tonight was re-
markable for the reason that the faculty
put the ban on twelve track athletes q
few hours before. the squad boarded the
train for the Monumental City. The
athletes who felt the AK were Marshal II
Low, Weideman, Mahoney, Davis. Bat
ties, Van Dyne. Hamilton, Chapman.
kersey, Amy, Landon. and McNally.
With the exception of Davis, the men
mentioned We're not allowed to compete
on account of study marks and non
compliance with the eligibility rules of
the university.
Low and Wideman competed unat-
tached and between them pulled down
the high jump; or. in other words, eight
points, which, had the young athletes
been eligible. would have boosted
Georgetown's total to g.
Capt. Bob EIler> of the Blue and Gray
track team, was easily the star of the
meet. Eller not only won the 100-yard
open hurdles. but grabbed off three
South Atlantic championship events
the 1Oo-yard dash and hurdles and the
2a0-yard dash.
The meet did not show any record
breaking marks, but Eller. in the South
Atlantic championship hurdles, equaled
his last years mark.
Coach Jimmy Mulligan's stars gave a
good account of themselves Horter,
Stebbins, Johnny Gallagher. Young. and
Brewer all contributing points.
II was in the 220-yard open handicap
that Georgetowns colors predominant ted.
This race was run in heats, and when il
came to the finals, no less than five
HiIltoppers. faced the starter, competing
against a good big field. Brent Young
won the race. with Stebbins and Brewer
finishing in the order named.
Johnny Gallagher. the former Olympic
games Marathoner, won as he pleased
the South Atlantic SsO-yard dash, but
did not compete in the mile run.
Western High Schools relay team
triumphed over Episcopal High in a close
and exciting event. and Jones' Of West
ern. romped away from his rivals in the
scholastic 1O0-yard dash.
George Washington's relay quartet
managed to beat the Maryland AGgies,
hut the last named put up a stubborn
fight and the last runner decided the race
on the home stretch.
Coach Bill Foley. of Central. brought
over a small squad of green men, who
did not score a point. but several looked
promising and all gained valuable ex-
perience.
The Georgetown Props unearthed a good
man in Higgins, who showed a clean
pair of heels IN the scholastic handicap
quarter. sr
Stebbins. of Georgetown, wormed his
way to the front of aN big field in the
49-yard open handicap and won the
event by five yards.
Georgetown added three points in the
pole vault, Robinson getting the second
place.
A good-sized crowd of washingtonians
attended the meet and the Capital ath-
letes did not lack for support. The sum-
maries:
Ieyard dash: open handicap-wou by ]. G. Pat
teTson, Ca h. s.; second, G. NJ. Hortef. G. u. /;
o:BS5
lcoyard dash; closed to Fifth Resiment-won b
j.. ..
Holman. Time. OIL IS
0yard dash: South Atlantic A. A. o. CHAMPION
sldp-Won by r. Eue. G. u: second, H. NJ wag-
ner. J: b. u; third, c. Glas, n.. ". 4 L. Time,
o:fo55.
Deyard dash: interschoiastic-won by c. l. Jones,
w. n. s.; second, A. s. Robinson, NJ A.: third
J. G. Fields. N. A. Time. 0lo IS o.
ssoyard handicap-Won by J. L. TAFT, Tor Y. NJ
c. A: second, Z. A Geller C. G c. third william
Rumhansh. q. of Va Time, e0i Is
Relay race; one-haf mile-won BY Baltimore Cnnss
Country Club Payne. Newman, Johnson. Allisun)
second. Western High School. Time, l:l5.
noyard hurdles; s. A. A. A. C. chamuions sa,ip-
Won by r. Ener, q. u; second J. n. Crowley
L. of Va; third, G. Horax J. H. u Time on I-5
l0tyau hurdles; open handicap-won By r. E1ler
G. u: second, ]. H. Crowley q. of Va. : third
b. Tappeen. J. H. U. Time. o:ll45
eNyard dash; open handiczpI-wou BY " n
Young, G. o.; second. G. w. Stebbins. a. o.
third. ]. N. Brewer. G. q. Time, oa25
9o-yard dash; s. A. A. A. Q. champiopsbip-
woa by J. j. Gallagher. G. T.; second. r. A.
Seller. c. c. C.; third. F. W. Hyde. O. q.
Time aN
One-mile relay nce-wcn by Western High School
fsrcwer. Stearns. Rose. Ione>,; second Erascopai
High school. Time. 3:N4s
=oysrd dash: :. 4. A. A. 4. championship wos
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