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ound relay race. Yankee A. c. was

second.
In the junior relay race for teams aver
aging under ninety pounds. the Gilman
Country School led ST. Andrews School
by five yards. The Yankee A. C. and the
Georgetown Prep Juniors also ran.
| st. Andrews a. c. easily beat the
Meadowbrook 4. C. and Western High
School in the time of liz.
| Bob Eller scored Georgetowns first
points In the fifty-yard collegiate when he
beat a field OF crack sprinters. Hugh
| Golden, of the same school, pushed his
Itcammate hard for first honors. j. p.
Harland. of Princeton. finished third.
Lippincott, Penn's representative in the
Olympics qualified in his heat. but failed
TO get a place in the final. owing to the
fact that he stumbled in the middle Of
the course.
| The one-mile open handicap furnished
| considerable excitement. Bacon, Penn's
crack miller. confronted with a big handi-
cap. was unable to overcome the large
| field in front of him. Barton, OF Nir-
ginia. won the race in the good time Of
| 4:3S Is. Gannt, also of Virginia. appeared
to have the race in hand until the next
to the last lap. when he weakened. c.
p. Ellsworth. of Gallaudet. wac second:
Sullivan. of Yale, was third, and Probey,
unattached. was fourth.
Episcopal High School. Marston Uni
versity School and tho Memorial A. c.,
| in a seventeen-year-old relay race, fin-
ished in the order named in 1:1s.
Episcopal High School defeated its old
| rival, Woodberry Forest, by about thirty
| yards in mile relay race. Speer start
| ing of for the Alexandrians. opened up
| gap of about thirty yards which his
| teammates maintained.
Brewer. of Georgetown. nosed out Ray
| Hurley. of the Georgetown prep; Golden
OF Georgetown, finished third. Time. 5 3-5
| seconds.
Brewer. of Western. proved himself a
wonderful little sprinter by leading his
| field both in the 5o-yard scholastic and
novice races. In the novice race he led
Diggs. of Yale, and NJ. c. Neale. unat-
! tached. He beat Higgins. of the George
town preps and Ray Hurley. OF the same
| school, in the scholastic race, IN 5 As.
Meridian A. c. led the Atlas A. c. and
the Memorial A. C. in a l.209-yard relay.
The Meridian runner was trailing the
| In front of him fell on the turn, and he
snot ahead
In the running high jump. open handl-
cap, Horrax, of Hopkins. with a handi-
cap Of Az inches. beat Connolly, also
| OF Hopkins. and Lowe, of Georgetown,
with a jump of feet IL inches.
Marshall Lowe. of Georgetown. won the
jump Of feet 10 inches. Horrax. of
Hopkins, with a jump OF feet inches.
was second. and Connolly. also OF Hop
kins. took third place with : feet inches.
Brarley Hall Military Academy defeat
ed Western High Schools third team and
National Cathedral School in 1.2co-yard
relay race in the time of 2:3S 3-5. in the
order named.
The University of North Carolina won
feated the Western High School Re
serves and the Tech High Reserves by
10 yards I'm 2:57 i-5.
Kelly. Of B. P. l., starting from scratch.
won the 4o-yard scholastic. leading his
teammate. Pyle. by 3 yards. in 0:5S 3-5.
Bradley, of c. H. s.. ran third.
Spike" Brown. anchor man for the
Baltimore Central Y. NJ. C. A.. was re-
sponsible for the victory of his team
over Washington a. A. He started off
i3 yards behind Bowen and passed him
after passing the last turn. winning by
neck
Bob Eller scored again for Georgetown
by winning the 5o-yard open hurdles in
Gl-5 seconds. Vosbell. of Hopkins. ran
a close second, with Allison, of B. c.
C. c.. third.
Capt Wagner, of Yale. broke the Junior
worlds record by leap Of II feet inch.
Wagner then attempted to break the
worlds record with the bar set at Il
feet 5 inches, but failed in his three at
tempts.
The Junior class, composed of Foley.
Hollander OBrien, Copf, and Swenson,
won the 1,3C0-yard Law School relay.
Maryland Agricultural College. after
trailing Western Maryland until Grace.
the Aggies' last man. took up the rum
ming. made up about five yards, and
nosed his opponent out by an inch in
the stretch. t-..
Richmond College outclassed another
Maryland Aggie team by half a lap
Tillery, running second for Richmond,
fell on a turn and dislocated his right
shoulder. Undaunted. he got up and
made up about twenty yards. being en-
tirely responsible for his teams victory.
Such gameness as Tillery displayed has
seldom been equaled.
Bob Eller continued his wonderful per-
formance by winning the 5o-yard invita-
ton hurdles. Horrax. of Hopkins. ran
a close second, with McDonagh. of b.
C. c. c., thir. Potter, of Yale. failed to
win place in the finals after easily win
ming his heat.
Battles. OF Georgetown. got away to a
good start in the 4D-yard open handi-
cap. and won handily.
Ted Meredith. starting from scratch
in the open handicap half mile, after
running race such as Is seldom seen In
this section. passed his large field. and
when about 10 pass Burke, the winner Of