Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-04
WESTERN TIES
CENTRAL'S SQUAD
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work gave that school the victory. Ryder
got about all that st. Johns secured in
the track events. he winning the hundred
and quarter and finishing third in the
two-twenty. Clayton won the high jump
and broad jump and got third in the pole
vault. and Wilson won the pole vault and
got places in the high and broad jumps.
! The 4io-yard dash. collegiate. was
/ about the prettiest and fastest race that
i has ever been run on the NJ. A. C. track.
/ the start and the pace set was very fast.
! He was run hard down the back
i stretch by Lamar, with Ryder trailing
about ten yards behind. Ryder began to
/ crawl up coming down the last straight
away and he finally beat out the NJ. A.
: &. boy by about three yards.
! The mile and two miles were waikiki
ways for the NJ. A. c.. its men taking
/ the lead at the start and holding IL
/ throughout. Weaver of Western Mary
! land won the 220-yard by getting away
/ to a good start and managing to hold it
/ until the end Of the race. Galley of St.
/ Johns won the half after struggle in
| the stretch between Pennington of NJ. A.
/ G. and Phillips. of Western Maryland.
! Grace won the silver cup which went
to the NJ. A. c.. boy scoring the most
points. /
The scholastic relay race was won by
| Episcopal High in 3.37. 1t took the
| lead at the start of the event, but
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute held 1t
| close until the end of the second relay,
| when the Nirginians began to forge
ahead; The Baltimore team finished
second and Western High was third.
| In the collegiate relay Gallaudet had
a rather easy time winning. Catholic
| University's first runner fell practi-
cally putting the Brooklanders out of
The race. They made up lot of dis
lance. though, after getting started
again. and finally finished third. West
ern Maryland was second and George
!, Johns dropped out of the race after
| the first few laps, their runners being
all in from the individual events The
summaries:
Eye, Event No. l., 1ooyard dash, intercollegiate
w;M. G.. Time. 10 Is.
FINAL won by +. II. Jones. ". II. s.: second.
stewart T,~ NJ ~ s. third, J. Jacobs. B. p. F.
Event. No ,. 1oo-yard dash. limited inter
s sshon e, won by B. Brewer. W H.
F.. H. S. Time. o.lo 40.
Event 10 :, : lsoyard dash country schools
Drummon. Vic II. s.: third, c. Beaumont, Den.
| ton II. $. Time. OIL.
Event No s. two-mile run intercollegiate
/ Final won by W. Aitcheson, ~ A. e.: second
A. u. Radebaugh. NJ A. G.; third, Il. i. Trr,itt'
NJ A. 4. Time, lo.23
Final by r. f. Weaver w A. c.: second.
X Grace. NJ; A. c.; third. F. +. Ryder, St. j.
Event No, :. o-yard dash cholastic--
Final won by r; Jones. W; H.; $; second X.
Kelley! Kelley =, s. third. b. Beam. b. F. s.
Event No. $. 2ao-yard dash limited interseho-
r,s Time, o?a %. "
j. hrammond VIZ Il &; bird :" {. beaumont snr%a
Final won by X r. Pfefrer. ". VI. G.; second
NJ. A. {. Time. or -.
| Event No. II. 22o-yard hurdles. interscholastic
Oyster. g. H; s.; third, J. Quimby. Towson II.
bs b. 'a srewer m' w. H. n ST.
second. ". spring VIE H. s.; third. +.
G Essni 10 T. - ssy aTe run S''
Won by ". $. Claude. st. ]. c.: second, T.
Phillips: ". NJ. G.. third. Pennington. NJ. A. 9.
Event No. u. one-mile run. country schools
Event y. Il. 44o,yard dash, intercollesIate-
Grace. 81 A. c.; third. r. c. Lamcr. st. j. c.
| Final won by Hall. i. +: second b. Chapman,
B.P; F.; third. Elsie. r. F. Time. 2o4.
las,ic-Final by II. Phipps. s. r. G.: sec
ond, W. Goldman. b. &. c.; third +. Daugh-
! Event No. ls. 44O yard dash. interscholastic-
Final by II. p. Hardell. T. II. s.; second.
i. ". , Rose. T: II. s.; third, W. Duncan 7.
Event No. 10. one-mile run. interscholastic-
Won by X. 4. Galloway; G. II. s.; second. 7.
/ Time. As.
Event 30; 90 one,mile. intereo 1 ,,,
ward. ST: j C.; third. l.. Pennington. NJ. A. {.
Sy CLAYTON ST. jump f.
Mellon. St. ]. c.; third. Il. s. Clark. St. J. c.
Event, No; %. high JUMP. intercollegiate Won
by S {. CLAYTON ,s 81 G. ps srsGnd WI
n fSni It, feet & i 'd inches PHILIPS '" J" c
Event No Wis.,, e. pole vault
i NJ. A. G.: third. r. c. Clayton. ST.. J. &
Height. . feet inches
~ Msio na ST r0!e"' a Second,
r Phillips W. u u c., c. third d., g. Hindman, NJ
Won by +. Jones. W. II. s.; second. ". D.
Goodman: G: H. , s; third, BuriIl T. /. Dis
Event No 20, high jump. interschoIastjc- Won
hs - rm 1,a r. f. l. srs9nd ga ha s..,
/ T. !. Height. ; feet inches.
Event No; y. pole vault. intersehoastic-w
Dc, and J. 3. Weidman. Il. +. s: 40. is ssts
third medal Height 10 feet inches.
scholastc-won by Chesbrough: T. l.: second.
/ r. Zanyone e. IL. s.. third. L. ellison, W. Ii.
s Distance, re feet II inches.
Event No. -. broad jumn, limited interscho-
las,ic-Won by $. Taylor, w. III. s.; second. W.
Spring. W. IL. s.: third W. Goldman. b. G. c.
Distance. 10 feet IL inches.
i Event No. 80 broad jump county schools
i Won by III. Drummond. W. II. s.; second. =.
Taylor. W. Fl. s.: third. II. c. Munroe Dis
lance. 10 feet.
Event No II. relay race intercollegiate Won
by Gallaudet College: second. Western Nary
land College; third Catholic University. Time,
1927 2-a.
Event 70. 80. relay race. Observation-Disclosures
nv Episcopal ii. s.: second. Baltimore Poly
! terhnc Institute; third. Western Ill. :. Time.
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