The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-28


in the 0-yard South Atlantic champion
ship event. Hugh Golden. of George
town. beat Jones, of the same school, by
Inches. StearneS of Washington and
Lee. captured third place honors. The
time given out for this race was O:5 90
Willard, running as anchor man for
the l2O-pound relay team. gave out at
the finish and lost relay race to the
Richmond Academy. The Central man
WAS leading when the home stretch was
reached. but fell near the tape. Gallaudet
props were third in this event.
A game finish on the part of Arthur
SlaCle won relay for the Gilman
Country School lads with Eastern finish
ing second.
The one-mile relay four, representing
the Catholic University, had little trou-
Die in defeating the team from ST.
Johns College. of. Annapolis. The local
sour led all the way and finished with
a half lap to the good.
Robertson Wins Pole Vault.
With the aid of a nine-inch handi-
cap. Robertson. of Georgetown, won
the open pole vault with a leap of 10
feet inches. Tappan. of Johns Hop
kins. with n six-Inch handicap, took
second honors. Semmes, the former
Dartmouth star and now matriculat-
ing at George Washington, was work
ing from scratch. and jumped 10 feet
inches for third place.
Hornsby, of Tome captured the go
ward open event with a handicap of
feet. Brent Young. of Georgetown.
with feet, came second. while Golden
or the same institution brought in
the rear with a 4-foot handicap
The 5o-yard open hurdles went to
7. p McDonough. of the Baltimore
Central "Y." McDonough started from
scratch and won from Stearnes, of
Washington and Lee. who had feet.
and Tappan, of Johns Hopkins, with
feet
Hornsby. Of Tome. came through
IN the 50-yard scholastic event with
foot handicap. This lad from
Port Deposit managed 10 capture two
events. which was largely due TO his
large handicaps. Burnett of Episco-
pal ran second. while Airy. of Wood
berry Forest School, barely took third
place
After challenging that whirlwind four
froip Central High. Eastern failed to
put in an appearance for TIN. even,
put i'm an appearance for the event.
stepped OF the course in > minutes and
q" seconds. The rea son for F.astern's
stand is not known. especially after be-
ing 50 anxious to run Bill Folev's quartet
The Maryland Aggies presented ono
mile relay team, which easily defea; d
Gailaudet. The Kendall Greeners never
had chance, being far in the rear all
the way.
Delta Tau Delta. of Georgetown, took
the intercollegiate inter-fraternity relay
race. Delta Chi, of Georgetown, was sec
ond
Carroll Council defeated SpaldinS Coun-
oil in a onemile relay in 3 minutes 81
- seconds
sutton. Of Johns Hopkins. won the
iio-yard open with Toward handicap
Eddie Ilorter. formerly of Georgetown,
and now running under the coIors of
MeadowbrOok Athletic Club of Philadel-
phia. showed a remarkable exhibition
through crowded field. but fell on the
last turn. IIorter was leading when he
took the spill and would have easily Won
the race. He started from scratch.
Frank. OF Baltimore Central ~ took
second place with a 10-yard handicap.
Prescott Of Georgetown had yards and
finished third.
RumbauGh. OF the Baltimore Cross
Country club. came through nicely in
the S6-yard open. Rumbaugh ran 4
hrady race. taking the lead at the start
Of the last lap. He had ten yards on
Burke, OF Lehigh University. who was
running from scratch. The latter. how
ever. finished second. Billings, OF BaIti-
NOR" Central ~ with nine yards. anne
in third. Two minutes and forty-three
seconds won this event.
st. Adams Wins.
St Adams won A two-Iap relay race
from central and Western in an exciting
race. Coach Green's lads stepped off the |
distance in one minute. eleven and two |
fifth seconds
The interclass relay race went to the |
juniors. with the seniors coming second.
With handicap Of five yards. Johnny |
Gallagher. a former Georgetown athlete. |
took the honors in the open mile after |
finish. Gallagher ran a good |
race. gradually working his way through |
a large field. The time given out Tor |
this event was four minutes. thrty-two |
and two-fifth seconds. Bacon. who was !
from scratch. also gave a sterl- |
ing exhibition and finished second to !
Gala CHER. DriscoII. of Catholic Univer-
sity, brought in the rear with a forty |
vineyard handicap.
Marshall Lowe. of Georgetown. won !
he open high jump with leap Of five |
feet and eleven inches. Johns Hopkins
took the other two places when Tappen
and Connolly finish in order.
Lowe repeated in the South Atlantic
high jump with the same height. Con-
molly and Tappan, of Johns Hopkins,
we're the other winners in the reverse
order.
Georgetown grabbed the first two
places in the South Atlantic shot-put.
-onwell and Barron took the places
N the order named. Connolly, of
Hopkins. came third.
The open shot-put went to Beregby.
If the Lebanon Valley College. who
leaved the weight AZ feet 6 inches.
conwell and Barron. with 5 feet
piece, took the other two places.
The Columbia A. c. relay team won
,ver the Regent A. c. in a close event
Regents took the lead, but the CO.
umbia four overlook the lead and
Won out in 9 minutes 81 As seconds
Chler. Sutton. Binford and Hall
for Johns Hopkins in a one
nile relay race. defeated Washington
nd Lee. Hopkins covered the course
Il minutes so As seconds. Wash
throughout. but made up a few yards
t the finish. |,
SUMMARIES |,
0-ysrd dash: norice-First heat: Won by r. Bar
ptt C. L.: second J. T. Thompson. ]. II. u.
ime seconds. Second heat: Won by d. L.
Vesns e. L.: second. Ri:h. B. A. Time 6
,c,nd Third heat: Won BY ]. Davis, c. A. C.;
ourth heat: Won by W. ]. Garwood. @. L.; SEC
nd r. W. Shulz. W. 4 L. Time. seconds Fifth !
eat: Won by W. W. Gable, W. +. s.; second. /,
. S. Prescott. C. U. Time. s seconds
:. c. Y. N. G. A.: sccond ID. L weems. C. L.
inc. 5i5 seconds. Second heat: Won by X.
ruckman. n. &. Y. NJ. c. A; Second. ]. T.
inford. j. II. u. Time 5 - seconds. Third heat: !