Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-02
VIRGINIA QUALITIES
TWENTY-TWOM MEN
Heads List in South Atlantic
Collegiate TriaIs-George-
town Gets Sixteen.
TWO COLLEGE MINES PLAY
IN EXTRA-INNING GAMES
Georgetown and M. A. C. Get Ties
in Long Contests-Many Local
Boys in Meet Today.
BY H. c. BYRD.

trials in the South Atlantic Intercollegiate
meet held in Baltimore yesterday. The
Orange and Blue have twenty -oue men
III the finals. against twenty for Hopkins
and sixteen for Georgetown. North Caro-
lima University qualified nine men. but
the other schools entered We're entirely
outclaSsed.
1t was rather n remarkable fact that
Georgetown qualified every man it en-
tered. Sixteen We're sent to the games
the finals today
1t looks rs though the University Of
Virginia Will win the meet, because of its
capabilities in the middle distance runs
and for the reason that it will have
enough men in competition to take a lot
Of seconds and thirds. Georgetown has a
chance to get away with the most points
though. as it is fairly sure to get some
first places. Jones and Stcbbins may win
three events between them. and they are
sure to get places in others.
The results of the trials were as fol-
lows:
loo yard dash First hcat-Won by Jones,
GS ,o second Denny. Virginia; time.
in was disqualified for running ont Of alley, .
Second h'at-N Won by Brewer. Georgetown: Sec
ond. Lewis North ''nrplina: third. lloyd Hop
kins: lime. ".1o 10. Third heat-Won 10y Wag-
ner. Hopkins: second. Iufnar. V. +. L.: third,
1ao-ya,d high hurdtcS-First hea, Won 10y
cronly, Virginia: s"."nd. Harrvlsen Virginia
time, "l6 30 >.soad hca. Won by Tapran.
sst'yart run First h.at1'ton by Barton. Viz
gina GINA, secen1 iiuttoa Hopkins: third. hanp".
'anhmond t"lleg": time: I'll 10 Sec,nd beat
North Carolina: third. DcverSah. Richmond col
lsGe; time. Ill %. Third heat Wen by catlin.
.2o-yarI low hurdles First heat-won by
Price, North Carolina: second. cronly. Virginia;
tirgnta: second, White. V. 7. l.. time. o.2I -.
Third h"at-won hy Wilson, Virginia; second.
fcnnsman, Hopkins: time, o..
i4o-yard das.--First hear Won by Patterson.
North Carolina second. Eerket'. Virginia; third.
y sti@.sl Hopkins .rord Mason. Virginia !:
itt-d. Mccarthy. Georgetown: time. oo6. Third
a"at-Wnn ny >tchhin-. .iccrsctvwn; second.
.:.o-sa-d dash. FirS, beat Won hy Minor Nr-
s.nia: ssr.nd; Garry Eichn,ond College; third;
heat Won - Wagner. Hopkins: second. Smith.
North Carolina; third, Young; Washington and
Jones. Georgetown: second. Denny. Virginia
,,hird Binf"rd Hopkins: time. y - seconds.
second. Goodyear. Virginia: time. ~ -, seconds.
l6-rynni sh"tpu, Won by II. W. Coleman.
virginia IS feet inches, second Barker, vir-
GINA t.sS feet inchcst third. Mayer, Nir-
einia GO feet :. inches,: fourth. Dougherty,
Georgetown ,s6 feet inch, NTH, sturgls. Hop
. ros IL Ssanes y
>,roag North Carolina: IIomcwocd North caro-
in'ats.
Discus throw Won by ponSnerty. Georgetown.
ton and Lee: fourth Coleman. Virginia; fifth.
Barke., Virginia. Distance. IFS feet.
High jump Mayor and Nichols of Virginia.
Tappan and Connnlly Of Johns Hopkins and Low
Of Georgetown. all qualified III the same height,
feet -, IA inSnes ., !, ,,,.u, >.
feet 81 inches: second, Mayer. Virginia. 20 feet
los. inches; third. Connolly Johns Horkin~: 70
20 feet SIS inches: fifth, Jones, Georgetown.
10 feet ga inches.
the University of Vermont yesterday.
1t was the third contest for the Hilltop
pers since they left their northern
trip, and they continue to perform mighty
well The team won from Yale and Holy
Cross. and yesterday played Il fourteen
inning tie.
One great factor III the success of the
Blue and Gray nine on this trip has been
the splendid work of its pitching staff
Tyson allowed Yale only one hit: Kelly
pitched brilliant ball against Holy Cross
and Fienle allowed only six hits in the
fourteen periods yesterday.
Georgetown outhit and outfelded the
Vermont team. 1t got seven hits against
six for the Green Mountain nine, while
only three errors were made by the Blue
and Gray and five by the home club.
With better pitching. too. than Vermont,
it seems that Georgetown ought to have
won. but the northerners must have got
ten the breaks.
Western High played the Gallaudet Re-
serves yesterday and defeated them by
a score of II to @. The Red and White
outclassed the Kendall Green youngsters
in hitting, pitching and fielding. which
tells tile story of the victory.
The Maryland Agricultural College and
Dickinson engaged in the longest collie
Siate game waged in the section this
season. The contest went fifteen innings
without a decision being rendered. The
score was & to 6. NJ. y. c. should have
Won the game in the regulation nine in
ningS, as il made nine errors in that
time and made some poor plays on the
bases Derrick pitched well enough to
win and got himself out Of some tight
holes once or twice. The three runs made
by Dickinson i'll the sixth inning We're
pure gifts. a fly ball being dropped in left
field with three on.
The game during the first nine innings
was poorly played, but in the last six 1t
was brilliant performance by both
clubs Each team got men on the bases
almost every inning but good pitching
and splendid fielding prevented scores
Had the two clubs PLAYED as well i'll the
first nine innings as they did i'll the last
six the score would have been about : TO
l in favor of the Farmers.
Central High SMUT out the Tempe nine
Yesterday by to y. Gottleib pitched
good ball for the high school boys. allow
ing only four hits
Seven double PLAYS We're made IN the
games in which the two local colleges
took part yesterday. Georgetown and the
University of Vermont made four. while
the Maryland Aggies had three against
Dickinson.
Nops pitched the first mo- hit game IN
the .u;. teur leagues Yesterday when he
let the ColumD,as down Withou. 4 safety
in the Rosedalo circuit. Working for
Hoy Name Nops famed eighteen men.
Passed balls and poor plays gave the 20
lumbias their ONLY run.
Sherwood figured in another exception
ally well played game in the Central
League yesterday. when il lost to the
kenilworth team by 4 score of 3 to :.
Coiley. pitching for kenlworth. let Sher-
wood down with five hits. while that
number was all that kenilworth could se;
off Jones and Donaldson of the losers.
Loveless of Sherwood was the only man
of the two teams to connect for more
than one hit. He got Two out Of three
times up
Interstate won from Library in the
T.easur. League my TO .. The Library
nine failed TO hit Jensen. and thereby
hangs the tal, of its defeat One single