The Washington herald., 1914-03-15

son. which will soon start Most of the
colleges and schools OF this section will
have their track and field men training
outdoors In few days Tech has been
training outdoors all winter and il is to
be expected that Coach Gish's men will
have the jump on the rest OF the high
schools.
Although Georgetown's relay team was
beaten last Saturday a week ago, II Is
expected that the Blue and Gray will
make very good showing on Franklin
Field, April g. weidman and Low will
compete In the Individual events at this
meet in the high jump and the pole
vault.
The National Cathedral School will en-
ter all the interscholastic meets in the
East this spring. and undoubtedly should
clean up In some Of the schoolboy meets
with "Untz" Brewer In the l00-yard dash
Zeo-yard dash and the 4i0-yard run. and
this star runner should make a good
! broad jumper with his speed. which
would most likely net him another five
points. There is not an athlete in the
interscholastic ranks doing over twenty
feet. The rest of the Cathedral squad
is showing fine form and Coach Green
expects to enter relay in the Penn
carnival
Washington and Lee is going TO hold
its interscholastic meet in the latter
part of April At this meet last year
Jones. of Georgetown. who was then
running for Western. won the meet
by winning the 100. go. and 40 yard
| runs.
| Georgetown will enter every man
J in the Southern intercollegiate meet
at Baltimore who is capable CT scOr-
ing point in hope of beating Nir-
/ ginia, which team won the meet last
year II is not expected that George
town will run relay at this meet. as
the men will compete in the various
events. and can In this manner make
more of a showing.
| II Stebbins. of Georgetown, gets
pushed. over in Baltimore on May :. a
new Southern intercollegiate recorn
can be expected in the 4IG-yard dash.
as Eddie has been running some Won
derfuI races of late. and always fin
ished his races strong.
Although Georgetown did not win
her own meet, very good showing
| was made. especially by .Nubby"
: Jones ana Low. DOtn EetIlnS SpOu
I number of points to their credit.
The indoor South Atlantic Amateur
Athletic Union championship events
/ held at the various indoor meets this
winter. the winners. and the places
where the events were held are as fol-
lows:
JOHNS HoPKINs-FIFTH REGIMENT MEET
| Ro-yard hurile-Won by J. Crunly Virginia; ].
m - aftaNUa EsNF
more G q e. third Tine. CIlS5. "a new
worlds indoor record.l
Icoyard dash-won BY Wagner. ]. H. T.: Brewer.
G. L. second; HHrtunE. r, II. G. third Tim.
.o-ysrd rrn-wou by \. Kelley unsttacfcd; NJ
J. b. McDaush. unsttSched. sccond: IL \. Payn".
! RICHMOND MEET
iic-yarl run-won by X Kelley, UNATTACHED;
spser. Virginia. sccond: Gray. Richmond Coile-'.
sso-y.ri Tun-Won hv Norris. Virginia: varzirau.
I Richmond BIucs. second; Heubi. Richmond CO..
Iegr. third Tine. PIG IS.
\ GEDRGETOwN MEET.
| PrIe yault-NCn by SsTuInes, DTillcry BusinNss
C,lIrre: Weidman. C. T., second; Robertson. =
T. third Height. II feet.
! Hish iump-wou by CouneIly. J. H. U: Low.
iG. L, Second; Diemer. Baltimore. Y. VI. g :.
| third. Height. feet 10 inches.
! shot-put Won hy HilIrbrAnt. Batiulnrr
tc. A.: sturgess j. H. u. second: 7 r Mrnrn-
ouEh. third. Distance. . feet II inches ,..,,
1
unattached. sscund; Prubey. unattached. third
| Time. 4;323
| Virginia and John Hopkins led the sc"r-
| ing with thirteen points. Georgetown
! was third, with ten points, with the other
points scattering to Baltimore Cross
| Country Club, b II. g. Richmond Col
lege, Richmond Blues. Columbia A g.
I and Drillery Business College. The uE-
| attached athletes scored twenty-Ou"
points. which was due principally I" IN"
| work of Kelley, formerly OF the Bait
more Polytechnic Institute, who won the
20 and the 40 yard run
| Interschoiastic athletes will have a
! large number of meets to compete in the
| outdoor season. The University Of Eir-
| ginia will hold a meet and it is expected
| that all the Washington schools will send
large delegations. Johns Hopkins has
/ set May as the date for its inter-
1 scholastic meet. NJ a. G. will hold an
| interscholastic and intercollegiate meet
| some time in May for residents of Mary
/ land and the District of Columbia. Cor
nell University has already invited the
| Washington High schools to compete at
ithaca, N. Y. and 1t Is expected that a
i few OF the interscholastic stars will run
\ in this meet. The fnterhigh school meet
| viii be held on one OF the fields around
! Washington in May or the early part Of
2
June. .
coach Bradley .Gfsh. of Tech. is going
to have a very large squad of men in
the interscholastic competition this year
and his men will undoubtedly cause Gem
trail lot Of trouble In the high school
| meet. ..
Speidel. of Central High School who Is
one of the promising pole vaulters that are
in the interscholastic ranks, will not have
much trouble in winning in the various
spring meets. Is doing very good as the
sky climb" at the present time.
The South Atlantic championships will
be held In Baltimore after June. 1t Is
hoped that another team similar to the
one that the Washington Athletic Club
won with two years ago viii be brought
| together The men are in Washington.
and all that is needed Is for some one
to consolidate the teams that are now
competinga The Columbia Athletic Club
has a few good men running under their
1 colors, and il is expected that some
i members of the .Georgetown University
track team will join this club weidman
| Low. Semmes. Costello, Jones, Battles.
Young, with the men already enrolled
in the Columbia Athletic Club. could win
these games- - = .