Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-22
Georgetown Men, Low and
Weideman, Star in Field
Games in Richmond.
MARYLAND AGGIES WIN
THE COLLEGIATE RELAY
Take First Place in Fast Race-Vir.
ginia Gets Trophy for Scoring
Most Points.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, February
21.-While there were few entries
from Washington in the Rich
mond College meet here tonight,
those men who did come down
acquitted themselves with honor.
The preponderance of athletes en-
tered in the open events by the
University of Virginia made it a
foregone conclusion that that in
stitution would win the meet, even
befoe it began. And the Orange
and Blue athletes made good, TAX
ing honors in almost every compe-
tition.
The feature, of the scholastic
events was the running of Brewer
of the National Cathedral School
of Washington. Brewer finished
first in both events. The young
ster was entered against much
larger men, but he displayed
splendid ability and won while
pitted against some of the best
scholastic performers in the south.
Low Wins High Jump.
Low and Weidman were prominent in
the field events. Wearing the colors Of
Georgetown University, these two men
had things practically their own way in
the high jump. while the latter displayed
his progress in the pole vault. Both men
displayed fine form, doing some really
brilliant work.
The Maryland Agricultural College won
In the star relay event Of the light It
was the only quartet to come from
around the National Capital and II made
good by getting first place in a fast race.
The summaries follow:
60-yard dash, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brewer,
berry Forest school, second; Harrison. WoodnefIy
50yard dash, -Final-walksr, Uni-
rc.sity Of Virginia. Won Burke. Richmond Light
letic Club. third. Time, sos.
h0yard dash. collegiate-Final-Gooch Uniyss-
sity Of Virginia, won; Wilson, University Of VIZ
gnis, second; Durham, Richmond College. third.
foyard dash, grammar schools Thompson, won;
LYDIA, second; Wyatt, third. Time. 507.
30 yard hurdle, scholast,c--J. y. owen. john
Marshall High School. won; $. ". Over, J; y.
Midget relay, one lap Richmond Academy
s ssos'pui. aehhoastie@AtEinson j. NJ. IL s..
Woodberry Forest. third. Distance. 81 feet .
Boy Scout relay. two laps-Troop No. 2. wen,
40, ard run, South Atlantic collegiate cham
psonsiip; open--Keliy. unattached. won; sp.sr,
College. third. Time, los.
Prep School relay. half mile,Benedietine Col
tersburg High School, second; Barton Heights,
third. Time 3. 5-s.
4oo-yard seholnstic-Brewer (Natlonal cathed.ai
Psesps, High school, shsd an sss CO.. pury
Goyne, Strcther. Hatcher, Won; Drivers. second.
i Relay race. half mile-Inviucibles gsusteii;
Bank. second. Time: us; - c,,...
hss5 Dsf H Rode1 xon
| Union. second. Time. III Is.
scholastic high jqnp-KingselviSE dlLpse9n .,,
SCHOOL,, second; Atkinson u. N. II. 81, third.
Height. feet inches. ...,,-
pionship-Norris University Of virginia., woo
Vaughan lslcLlnond Blues. second: ,teubi fkisii-
13-pound collegiate saotput Durham Ricl-
mond College,. won; wtidemann tGeorgetown
University, second; Coleman University, Of VIZ
gnial. third, distance. 81 feet Inches tio-
| foot handicap.
4ao-yard handicap, collegiate-Byrne Nui,er-
sity Of virginia., won; Hume virginia. sec
| ond: Goodwin tyirgnia), third. Time, o-5s1
| Halfmile relay-Highland Park tRennie. VIII
liams Schweckert, Tyson, won; McGilis, second.
Time, 30 80.
6o0-yard noyice-Burton, Blues, won; sattsrnsls,
Richmond College second; Jenkins University OF
Virginia. third. Time. Ia. y.,x.
1 Collegiate high jump-Low, G. e., won: Weide-
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