Evening star., 1915-02-14

there was never a moment when ne
failed to prove his superiority over the
Hopkins, Virginia and Washington and
Lee men entered.
first in the high jump, the big foot ball
tackle proving an excellent performer.
He cleared the bar at feet liz
inches.
tural College won the $50. after out
sprinting- Perry Of Virginia in the last
sevenfy-ffve yards. Hyde Of Catholic
University was third. Pennington laid
behind Perry for the first five laps Of the
six and then went into the lead easily.
The Maryland Agricultural College
won from its old rival. ST. Johns, in a
one-mile race. taking the lead after the
first lap of the first relay and never be-
ing headed thereafter. The Aggies had
a gap Of forty yards between them and
the ST. Johns man at the finish.
Not content with that victory. NJ. A c.
then proceeded to defeat Gallaudet in a
1,200-yard race Immediately after. Like
wise, in this race, NJ. A. c. took the lead
and was never headed Grace and Rake
mann, who ran last in the two events
for NJ. A. c., never had to extend them
selves.
Western High handed the Eastern High
four a defeat. winning easily. Peyton.
running second for Western. opened up
the gap and it was an easy matter for
Bridget and Whelchel to hold the mar
gin. Eastern ran a game race. but
never could win.
The Summaries.
Event No. 1-50-yard Observation-Disclosures
by R. G. Ma1am, W. H. s.; second. D. J. Grif.
O.O5 4-5.
Event No. 2-50yard novice-F1nals-Won by
R. NJ. Curtis. Washington and Lee; second, D. J.
Griffith, W. II. S. Time, 0.05 As.
Event No. sc5oyard open handieapIFinals. ls.
cent. cent o NJ A. G. g Time. % 6os IS. " 'N' y -
Event No. 4-6Oo-yard midget relay-Won by
Event No. 5-soo-yard midget relay-won by
Regent Athletic Club. Time La 80.
Event No. 81, 300 yard reiay-won by Western
High School, second, Briariy Hall NJ. A. Iime'
Event No, 7--1.eoo-yard reiay-won By Episco-
pal High School. Time. 2.34.
Event No. s.l-mile open-Won by z; Z; Bacon, go
ter, st. Albans: third, Nichols Hall, Fifth Reg
iment. Time. 4.ss p. n.,.,
more Polyteehnic Institute; second, Western High
Event No.. lo-lmile Eelay-Won by EPissiopal sa,iepa
Time. S55.
by G. I. Johnson Baltimore Y; NJ c. A.; sec sec
ond. A. J. sullivan, C. IT,; third, F. A. Field
lunSia iaa' Athletic CUB. Time; -; IS.
third. f,a Russell a Collins ". H $ Time. - -:
bSHat Event No sstnore NJ
second. E. B. Schultz, W; L.; third, George
kesr W Ristense as fsst BY
lumbia Athletic Club. Time. go s-5.
Event No. 1910. yard South Atlantic.won
G. u: third. J. H. Cronly. Z. of Va. Time,
Event No. 17-sooyard Fraternity relay.Won
Epsilon. Time LIS 2-5.
Lynch. NJ. q. S.; third, H. s. Ma1am, W. H.
Time. o5s 80. MT . -
Schultz, W. L.: second Harvey Kimmell. unat-
| tached: third. BENJAMIN Tappan. ]. II. L. Dis
Event No. 2OE1-mile replay-won by NJ. A.
c.. Coggns. Montell. Morris. Grace; second. st.
'GeRs a1ent oSefs So r@s sSS by
c., AIt, swartz, Vincent, Rakemann; second. Gal
Event No 22-ss-yard open-won by Lee Pen.
Va; third: T. ". aSSe, G I; Time; Sos e. ~ g.
lumbia Athletic Club; second. 5th Reg. A A
Time. 214 25:, s..,, ,n,,. ro,,rvo, ,v
western High School; second, Eastern Time
Event m No. as-2-mile $; A. L championship
Rosen, Z H; third John Fleming Geo. W.
Event 10. 26-One mile collegiate relay-Won
by Lehigh; second Johns Hopkins. Time, g. 4S 2-5.
Event No. 27-2-miIe relay-Won by Baltimore
Central Y. NJ. G. A.; second, Baltimore Cross
Country Club Time. S.3S.
Event Ne 2s-Open pole vault-Won by E. B..
Hallman, Wash. Lee; second, Benjamin Tap
pan, ]. H. g.; third, John Sterrett, G W. U.
Height, II IT. in.
Event No. 29-South Atlantic championship
pole vault-TTed for first. f. B.: Hailman, Wash
lee, and John Sterrett. Geo. w; TIED TOT third,
Benjamin Tappan. ]. H. u, and H. Robertson,
J. Fl. u Height. 10 IT. in.
Event No. 3o-One-mile collegiate relay-Won
by Cornell; second, Uni. Va. Time, 8. IS 2-5.
Event No. 31-2mie collegiate reiay-Won by
Geo Wash; second, WASH Lee. Time, S59