The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15
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claimed TO be In on the know" failed
TO realize what possibilities there
were In his nimblo legs.
| Virginia won the meet and all honor
to her men. but for once oven tho win
ming of meet against such inatitu
lions ms the University OF Pennsyi-
vania. Carlisle Indians. Johns Hopkins
and men who figured in tho last Olyin-
piad, was overshndowed by the PROV
css OF this stocky youth. Once before
| Virginia produced record maker,
| when Jimmie Rector burned distance to
such good purpose that he won for
himself place on the Olympic team
comes Crowley to carve another niche
in the hall of Virginias athletic stars,
| Never I'm Better Condition.
Never woro Virginia runners In bet
ter condition; never did thoy show
greater pluck They were almost gu,
permen 1t may not be fair to say that
they were spurred on to tho utmost OF
endeavor because their rivals-their
almost foes now-Georgctown men.
were on hand. But to the passive on
locker 1t appeared that every glance
at the blue and gray-clad men from the
1
drought tout muscles TO tho Virginians.
muscles that were strung TO answer
only to the call for victory.
! Cronlcy's race was characterized by
old men In the track game, by officials.
by followers OF the redoubtable Ted
Meredith and the Finnish speed demon
, Kehlemainen. men who knew Mel Shop
pard and the Springfield streak, Drew
j-all of these men named Croniey's
achievement as the greatest of modern
! times.
Perverse fate decreed that George
town was to be Virglnia's nearest rival.
The Orange and Blue topped all rivals
with a total OF q points. Georgetown
was the runner-up with IL. while Johns
Hopkins. the hosts of the occasion.
came trailing, a poor third.
There were other Virginia men who
| won honors. Wiley Cook. the corking
middle distance star from tho blue hills
of Virginia. handily captured the half
Justify as was his terminate, Crowley.
J. T. Tessider. of Toronto, challenged
Cook on the last lap. but 10 no effect.
| Summary:
| One mile run-Won by Carter. al Z.
| s: Elgin. w. H. S.. second; Cassel-
| 20 seconds.
22o-yard dash-wou by Rakcmann.
w. II. S. all others disqualified, Time.
| 81 seconds
| 1oo-yard hurdles-Won by T. B. Mo-
ponagh. unattached; Crowley. univer-
sity OF Virginia, second: Allison. I'M
attached, third. Time, II 2-5 seconds.
one mile relay won by Johns Hop
kins' freshmen. Georgetown fresh
men, second. Time minutes, Al 90
seconds
The milo relay race was won by
Virginia In three minutes. thirty five
seconds, making a new armory record.
Virginia beat University OF Penns!l
vaata In two-n,iie relay race In eight
minutes forty and one-fifth seconds.
Finals:
One-milc relay-won by Johns Hop
kins. Team composed OF Catlin. Uhler.
Lloyd. Wagner. University OF vir-
ginia second. Time, minutes SO SEQ
onds.
Two-mile relay-won by University
of Virginia Team. Rambaugh. Wright.
Norris. Beckett University OF Penn
sylvania. second. Time. s minutes.
| 40 10 seconds.
one-mile relay-won by Episcopal
High School. Team. Parrish. Burnett.
| Hayward. Walker. Mercersburg Acad-
envy. second. Time. 3 minutes. 10
! seconds
22o-yard championship dash-won by
Kelly. unattached: McDonagh. Y. 81 c.
a. second; Payne, c. C. c.. third. Time.
"a seconds
4io-yard daeh-won by Bronze. u. of
Va; Maxam. unattached. second; Eos
ter. NJ. c., third. Time. 20 seconds.
| sS0-yard run Che ndicap)-Cooke
| University OF Virginia! first; Tessider.
Tor. l. 81. c. a. second, and Wilson Y.
NJ c. A, third Time, 2 minutes As
seconds
| 1o0-yard hurdles (south Atlantic
Amateur Athletic Union Champion
p)-Finals: Cronly. University of
virginia. first; Tom McDonagh, unat-
tached. second, and Galloway, Cross
Country Club, third. Time, IL as Sec
onds.
! The officials OF the meet were:
Refcree-William Burdicls
Track JudSes-John NJ. Gates. Yale:
| Major S. Johnson Poe, Fifth Regiment:
| Robert Garrett, z. A. L.. and JoseDh I
Ritthliata, Md. s. c.
Timers--R- Lee Williamson. William
Heliaweli. j r. Tyler and Nivison Long.
Field Judges-Harry e. kelsey. Fred
| crick Warner. F. G.. Lee, Alexander
| Cummings. Theodore Klstler and Lien
Clerk of Course-Latrobe Cogsweu,
! z. a. C.
Assistants-George a. Stewart, ]. Fl.
u; Joseph Hill. j. II. u, and w. j.
| Leimkuhler.
scorer-D. F.. Blanck, j. Fl. U.
Assstants-J. NJ. Holmes and f. A.
Jones. Fifth Regiment.
| Starter-W. s. Pitman.
| Announcers-W. D. Sutton, ]. H. IT,:
c. V. Lynch. j. III. o.. and C. IL Burner,
| p. a. l..
Custodian Of Prizes. III. joyce. Jr
| Assistant-Robert France, j. II. u.
Handicapper-J. T. England, A. a. u.
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