The Washington herald., 1914-03-08

Georgetown. bringing up the rear. Time
for this race was 5 s-5 seconds. all the
men running from scratch y
The one-mile open handicap race was
the next event on the event card and
proved to be highly interesting. C. Clark
representing Yale University. took first
place having q handicap Of fifteen yards,
Mccundy. Of Pennsylvania was second
having only five yards handicap. finish
ing q close second. being beaten out BY
inches only. The third place went to "
Hail OF the Fifth Regiment A. A.. who
had eighty-hye yards. Madeira Of Penn
sylvania, was on scratch. and Johnny
Gaiieher. who bad FIVE yards. ran grea,
races but could not overtake the leaders.
MeIenat Wins Handscap.
Meiemst. Of Johns Hopkins University.
won the 4so-yard handicap race In great
form HIS teamnate, Wells. was good
second, and Young. OF Georgetown. was
third. The winner had handicap OF
TWENTY-FIVE yards, and the second man
had three yards less. Young. the George
town man. had but eighteen yards.
All Of the men were punched TIL near
the finish. when the Johns Hopkins man
opened up a gap and won. Wells. the
second man. fell short by few inchez-
In the 4io-yard scholastic race. Marsh.
carrying the colors of the Army and
Navy Prep team. won in approved fash
ion. Two Western High School lads were
second and third, respectively.
The soo-yard novice race brought a lot
of stars Binford. of the Johns Hopkins
University. won. with Lynch. a youngster
from the Manassas High School pushing
him hard. landing In second place, and
Sorell getting third place. The time for
this race was OF the best, / minute and
q seconds.
Unattached Runner wins.
Burke. former Lehlgh runner. enter
ing in these games unattached, captured
first place In the SSe-yard open handicap
IN the fast time OF minutes. IS sec
onds- Wilson. from the Baltimore Y. n
c. A.. won second place. md Lleyd. ~
Carlisle Indians won over the Mary
land Agricultural College In their relay
The Indians took the lead at the outse,
and the Aggies had hard work making
the Redskins hustle
The Princeton Pennsylvania relay race
proved to be a nip-and-tuck struggle
and the outcome was in doubt until the
finish Pennsylvania opened up a good
gap on the Tigers when Mckenzie. run
ming third for them. fell, but TO even VI
matters. Ted Meredith. running last for
Pennsylvania. fell and the Princeton
team went into the lead and were return
The Summaries.
aYARD NOVICE.
FiIst be1t-Wun By Gates. G. n. s.: secvnd
Ash, b. q y. n q. A Tfne. o1s.
ssoond se.t-wco fs 30; seoond. Binfcrc. J. II.
L. Time oE.
49, -. M =.
T. Thonpson. J. L. U. Time. o1s
Fourth heat-wrn b. Ho1ek. FIfh Red A. A.
secnnd. II. St1us. J. H q. Time. o0.
Fifth hsat-won By D--ker. PRINCETON; secunn.
strzus. J. H L. Tine e0k
sfrth be.t-won b. J. Gil GeurErto~u Prcr;
secDnd. ffesse c. II. s. Tine es.
1YARD DASH; OPEN HANDICAP
Ffnt heat-won H Brewer, O. u; seuud. Pat
ter<oa. U Of Pa Tine. o83 35
Secnnd hcst-Won by Cnuford ". c. g.: Second
Lloyd. J. II. q. Time, oS6 f5
Third bezt-won hy Hortef. G. U; s.cond. VIM
c.nt. n. A. @. Time oB& IS
Fourth hezt-won By n. Brewer G. T.: secpud
Broesmzn B. q. Y. NJ @ A. Tine. eB55
Fifth bezf-won By Eller i. A l. g; sreund
stzben. J. H. z. Tine. 90 t-S
SIXTH hcat-wou by As1um un.ttarhod: second.
Nlztead. c. H. 8. TIM 0B& &A
Seventh hs.;-woa b. Tredway. Yale; srcond.
Rakanzn. ". H. = Tine. e1b SS
Eshth heaf-woa b. Kuhn, Lehizh; secuon,
Churchin. L. Of Pa. Tine. eS5 t6
Ninth hc.t-Wcn hy RavifnsS T. A. G.: seornd
J. Biuford. J. II. U. TIM eos IS
Tenth kest-Wcn by 7. Thompson. J. H. q; 80
ond AAxnnS na,tsched- Ttne. e~+S
Eleventh hest-wca hy II. Frank. B. C. r. NJ
G. A.: secnDd. j. Mzhoney T. A. O. Tine o6 IS
Twelfth hczf-won b. Anison. r. C. Y. NJ c. A.;
sscnnd. Snordrn- Prpcetoa- Tine e6J5
First seni-Hnal-woa By Brewer " O. g.; srcpod
Brocknan, b. O. II" Tine a15 "a
Second -rzni-nn,l-woa By Trea~sy. Yale: r,oond.
MaIan, unattached Time o@ So
RYARD NOVICE
First seniAnaIwon b. Btntord. J. a. q: Sec
ond, Colburn. O. Q. Tine. o1s
seoond s-n;-dnai-wou bJ Derk-r Princeton:
second. Gm, G. O. Prep; third. s,r,us. Johns
Hopkins nne. sx ~
Third sni-fuaI-wo1 b. FSznk, B. C. T. n
G. A: .oand. sno~den. Princeton TIM. oss IS
pYARD DAsH-sCHoLAsTFc.
Hrst hest-wcn ny cornar. G. q. Prep: secnnd.
BANG. Baitimore Polytechnie Time. 0S5 IS
Second hest-won b. Brewer. n. G. s.: seooud.
Haman. W. n. s. Tine. o1t6
nird hest-wou By Rskrm.ns W. n g.; second.
g c.Soet. n Q s Inn. s@ts
Freee. c. r. s. Time. o15 fs
Fifth hezt-wou b Gil. G. c. Pr~p.: second.
Cahii. woodheny fuest- Tine. OBlS
sixth beai--won By Nils.ead. C. n. s: second.
AEnr~. C. H. g. Time. o65
First smiinai-won by RAksmsn W. n. s.:
seCtnd. Brcrrr. n c. 5. Tine 016 IS.
secood srnisfnsf-Won b. gu. G. Q, Prep;
sscnnd NrStead e. H. 4 Time ep5 IS
0fAkD Dash: TDi1-EGlATkL
FIRST hcaf-Wcn b PaftersDn, PcnnglvzniA; &C
ond; Brrre. G. r. Tme. eb 81
Seceod hest-woa ~ Eppipcott, Penngfs.nizi
re-uDd Jnaes. C. q. Tine t5 IS
Eel.y ,rsc-wn b. EpsscODal Iuniors; seernd.
Gilman Jvnio<S Time lsn
One niIr reizy n.ce-won b Might LDe5; secoud.
NiEht Haxts e,Afs
Relay r.ce-wos By Holmesd A. G. eateh man
h.n ispl; ernud. Washington ]. n c. A Tine.
'e2iS ~
R<,sy r,c--won hr 81, Andr,s's na-Eea-f.
Kirp,sr, Bott. sDd spsingnan; serUrd. Washfnston
II M c. A mid nme. 1888
I Ryzrd dash nrxjce h4Ddinap hnsls-Hos b Gfn.
corzstcxn Prep: srocd. Derksf, Prncr<en; thisd.
Bfrforf J. H. u Tine. e1s IS -
Dy.rd d.sh: op<n fn.k-woa b Brezef. c
g ,>cood rt-ar.y Yale; fhird. Brocknxn. bai-
tinurs ~ Tune. eB 81
ss-yzrd dash: schoia<tic fnAlS-won y Breyrr.
IN G g.: sesnd lGiu. GezSr1~u Prps thrd.
NiIstead, C r. & Tnr e1s -
z-szrd dz<h -csll1E1.te dnais-Woz b Jcna. G.
u: .ecued Pas.<ncn.i PennsylrIniz; third. y
prr-rr G. C.-Gpe. f1555 y
Rsizs rzrs; I'm ysds-wo1 b bOiso1ai: sscnd.
Aruy and SssJ- Bn< 33Es
i R<izy rare-Won b 4 a. 8. psi S1rs1r; 80
or.i. W. H. T.e. Id45I
Relsy r.oe-wsn ~ VASE A G; 'eeosd.
ArdrrEx Tins IL 2 ga
eb-YARD SoFICB
Fsr.t best-Y. b Hosek. W; H -