Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-08
Easily Beat CAROLS.

Easily Beat CAROLS.
The Baltimore Cross Country Club did
not have the least trouble in getting
away with the two-mile race it ran
against the Carroll Institute of this city.
The first relay saw the Baltimore team
gaining distinct advantage. and it was
not long before the second runners had
opened up a gap of half a lap. The local
four was beaten by three-quarters of
lap.
The Washington Council Knights of
Columbus team won from the Carroll
After a brilliant bit of competition the
Episcopal High School Of Alexandria won
from the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
and the Technical High. Tech led for
two relays, but the Episcopal man got
the lead in the third. Walker, who ran
best man of the four, was showed hard
and the Baltimore Poly lad gained ten
yards on him and was within three feet
of him at the tape.
The Baltimore Central Y. NJ. c. A. beat
the Columbia Athletic Club in a two-lap
race very easily Binford of Johns Hop
kins won the finals Of the 900 yards
novice
In the scholastic 440 three Washington
lads were first, second and third. Marsch
of the Army and Navy Prep School won
the event, while Donaldson of Western
and Rakeman of Western were second
and third. The race was well run.
Washington Boy First.
Tappen Of the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity won the South Atlantic pole vault.
while Semmes. Washington boy repre-
senting Dartmouth, won the open. Tap
pen won with 1 feet 10 inches. while
Semmes got the other event with a vault
of II feet.
Gilman Country School won the two
lap relay from Benedictine College and
the Central High School of Washington.
The Muntz Athletic Club. an organiza-
ton of Western High boys won a junior
race from the Baltimore Poly Juniors,
the WASHINGTON 'Y'' Juniors and the
Howard A. C.
The mile race for the South Atlantic
championship was run off in fine style.
Louis Connors, the old Cornell and Wes-
leyan runner took the lead at the start
attached. stuck close to Connors. and
showed until the next to the last lap.
Connors cut loose with a good sprint,
though. and got away with win. 1t was
a heady race the local man got to his
credit and he deserved the victory.
Geller made a good sprint at the end. but
was not equal to the task.
The summaries:
coward novice first heat--Won by A. B. Asch.
3. c. Y. NJ. c. A. Time O.06 5.
50-yard novice second heat-Non by A. Frank,
". \. e. Time. O.06.
5ocyasa novice .E I third dc heat-won by a. ooburn
yard novice. fourth heat-wen by J. r.
h."s 9ar It hor fss th i%s Dos bs becker
u: second. Straus. J. Fl. U. Time o.06.
5n-yard race. sixth heat--won BY Gill: G. [.
5o-yard novice. first semi-fnal-Won by Bin
ford. ]. II. o.; second. Coburn. n. G. s. Time
5o-yard novice second semi-nnal-won by
Decker. P. u: second. Gill. G. q. Prep
50.yard open first heat-won nv B. Brewer y.
c. s; second. G. Patterson. Z. of P. Time.
Crawford. y. c. s.; second. H. Lloyd J. H. U.
5o-vard open. third heat-wnn by F.. Hnrter.
". G: second. J. Vincent NJ. A. c, Time.
3o-yard open. fourth hent-won by J. y.
n .ec c i. Time. o.os as. e'A'A"' . :
Seward open. fifth heat-won bv B. Eller. I.
A. A. c.: second. stubbel. J. H. 7. Time.
5o-yard open. sixth heat-won by Maxam. un-
attached; second. Millstead. C. II. $. Time.
5o-yard open. seventh heat-wnn hy Fl. Tread
wav. Y. u: second, Rakeman. ". H. S. Time.
0. o5 3-5.
T.: second. G. NJ. Church r: r. Time. o. -.
Seward omen. ninth heat-Wou by J. Binford.
j. IT, L. Time COS 3-;.
Ioyard open. tenth heat--Won hy T. THOMPSON.
T. II H.; second. G. Magnus. unattached. Time.
o.n5 -.
seward open. eleventh heat-won nv II.
Frank. 3. G; Y. n. G; A.: second. T. Mah"ney.
& 4. c. Time. n.oa4-
Iis"n:: T. g y n G. A.; second, A. snowden
i. N. {. 4. Time. DOS 25
5o-yard omen. second scmi hnaI-won nv Fl.
Treadwav. y. T.. second. r. Maxan. unattached.
so.vard ID open Ben, third semi -fnal-won by H.
P. o. Time o.o5 IS.
5o~yard schoIsstic. second heat-won by r.
Brewer, y g, $; second. Messersmith- B. p, l.
:.o.yard scholastic. third heat-won nv Rake
man W II. :: second. Crawford. NJ. C. $.
ward SCHOLASTIC. fourth heat-won hr Cohurn
G s: seeond Frecse. c. II. $. Time.
seward scholastic fifth hcat-wrn nv Gin G.
I Prom: second, Csbell: " F. $ Time. COS q,
stand q II. s: second. Asncw. c. IT. 5. Time.
o.o! So.
Rakennan. W. II. s.: second, b. Brewer. \. G.
50 yard scholastic. second semi -fnal.Won ny
NJ chi G. u. Prem: second. ". L. Mlstead.
q II. s Time. o.05 5-5.
coward collegiate first heat-Won bv Patter-
son. q Of r: second. J. Brewer. G. L. Time.
soyard collegiate. second heat-won by Lip
pinsatt T. OF p: second Tones. G. r. Time.
RELAY racc-Wop hv Fniscona High School
trrndleton. Weston. Burweli and Tayl"r-
Relay racc-won bv Night Liners Newton. T..
Relay -aee-won by Holmesd A. c. Joyce.
Rowe Prince. Evans>.
Relay race-Won by 81. Andrews iEckert,
Ksppler. Bntt. barley
5O-yard dash. novice hnas-Won by J. GIL,
G; q p; seepnd r : pse ss r. o.; third