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hill. running last for the winners, did
good work.
Griffith of Western High followed
Hardell OF Technical in the scholastic
440-yard dash until the last straight
away, where he caught and passed the
Maroon and Gray boy. Griff1th had too
much spring in reserve for the Tech
representative, passing him within flve
yards of the tape. NIaxam of Western
finished in third place. giving that
school six points in the one event.
Technical High won 1,200-yard re-
lay race from the Baltimore Polytech-
mic Institute and Central Highs Sec
ond fours and the Western third quar-
tet. Tech got the lead at the start and
held it. Central looked to have about
long -striding runners faied to take the
curves of the track with facility, and
lost many yards for that reason. Cen
trail finished second by virtue OF some
nice work on the part OF blrthright,
who ran last.
The Episcopal High relay team was
a victor in q mile event over the four
from Tome Institute. Episcopal was a
leader from the very beginning OF the
event, and its last runner was far in
Brewer Of st. Adams looked TO be a
fairly certain point winner in the
scholastic 44o. but, starting from
scratch he did not have a chance to
pass the field in front OF HIM;
The Baltimore Central Y. n. G. a.
proved the fastest quartet in the 1900
yard relay race between it. the Ascen-
sion Athletic Club, the Columbia Ath-
letic Club and the Maryland Agrtcul-
tural Freshmen The T. NJ. c. A. four,
the distance easily better than the
other clubs, though Rawlings. who ran
last for the Columbia team. closed up
on the Y. NJ. G.. A. at the beginning,
but could not make good.
Jones of Georgetown was victor IN
the invitation fifty-yard intercollegiate
race and also in the South Atlantic
intercollegiate Athletic Association If
ty. He won both these events easily,
though Golden pushed him In the hrst
m mentioned, beieng second.
The Richmond Academy team was q
victor In a l.2oo-yard race with Gen.
tral High. Gallaudet College Prep and
Briarly Hall. The Central team led
away, when Spencer Of the Richmond
four passed T. Milliard. running last
for the Blue and White
Fischer Wins for Gilman.
A brilliantly run race by Fischer Of
the Gilman Country School on the last
relay turned that event into a victory
for his team, with the Eastern High
School second four finishing next.
Robertson of Georgetown. with IA
nine-inch handicap, won the open pole
vault. Tappan Of Johns Hopkins was
second Robertson's actual Jump was
ten feet seven inches.
Hornsby of the Tome Institute prov
an easy victor In the open fifty-yard
dash. The crack scholastic runner,
with seven feet handicap, was not even
pushed hard for the victory. George
town scored two more points In this
ra ce. Brent Young finishing second and
Hugh Golden third.
McDonough of the Baltimore Central
Y, NJ. C. A. won tho open dfty-yard
hurdles Stearnes Of Washington and
Lee was second and Tappan Of Hop
kins third Bob Eller. former George
town runner competing under the
colors of the Ir1sh-American A. c., was
shut out.
winner again in the dfty-yard scholas-
tic. He proved the best dash man
by far in the race. showing exceptional
form. Even in the open fifty he could
probably have come very near winning
from scratch.
Catholic University had an easy time
winning from the st. Johns College
four Winslow. running first for st.
Johns, held Sullivan close. the two
opened up a good lead for G. u, Hyde
increased II, and Field finished far In
front without half trying. Lebanon
Valley, which also was scheduled TO
appear in this event, failed to show up
Gailaudet proved no match for the
| Maryland Agricultural College quar-
tet, the Farmers taking the event by
half lap. Morris. who led off for the
winners, took the pole from Gallaudet
on a sprint right at the start, and
gave Pennington a three-yard lead
Pennington opened mp big gap on
that relay. and Mouteh and Graos had
easy sailing thereafter. This made q
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