The Washington herald., 1915-02-21
BN John A. DUGAN.

Baltimore. Md. Feb. eo.-Johns Hop
kns captured the big indoor meet here
tonight by scoring seventeen points The
l1eadowbrook Athletic Club. of Philadel-
phia, was second with ten points. while
the University of Virginia and the Uni
Nersity OF Pennsylvania were tied for
third honors with six apiece
In the banner relay event of the even
ing. a three-cornered affair, the George
town University team was defeated by
the University of Virginia and the team
I'm Johns Hopkins. The Hilltoppers
. were OF to a bad start. although Brent
Young. running second. made up nNe
yards Of the twenty which Virginia had
already gathered. Nubby Jones. running
third passed a Hopkins runner and cut
NTrginia's lead down TO ten yards. when
Stebbins was touched off. In the hrst
whrl around the hall it appeared as If
StebbIns would beat the Elrslnlan. but
the speed and distance was too Sreat, and
in the stretch he lost ground and was
nosed out for second place by the Hop
kins runner.
Relay Teams Score Heavily.
The Washington relay teams scored in
every event in which they were entered.
excepting the defeat handed the Column
Ola A. c., second team by the second
team from the Fifth Regiment. Cronley.
of the University of Virginia. broke the
onl- record Of the evenins. when ne
stepped off the 1co-yard open handicap
hurdle in eleven and fOur-fifth seconds.
"Untz' Brewer, of the st. Adams
School of Washington. won the lc-yard
DASH when he ran second to lockwood
Of the University of Pennsylvania. Lock
wood was disqualified and Brewer placed
y the winners position. Faber another
e Washington school boy, was the real class
in d large field in the Ss0-yard dash
Rose, of Cathedral School. also proved
to be the goods when he ran second in
the interschOlaStic 40.
One of the closest relays of the even
ing was that between Maryland Agri-
culture College and St. Johns. wnen the
College Park four came through in great
shape and beat the Annapolis bunch out
in the final dash down the stretch
Corners Of the George Washington
University. proved to be the class OF
the field in the one mile South Atlantic
Handicap Johnny Campbell. sporting
the colors of the Hilltop outfit, pulled up
in second position. while Norris. of the
University of Virginia. finished third.
CronIey Breaks Record.
,'ronley, of the University Of Virginia
broke the South Atlantic record III the
open 100 yard hurdle. when ne breasted
the tape in eleven and four-fifths soc
onds MCDonouEh. of the Central Y NJ
{. A, was second. while Wilson finished
third.
The Germantown Boys Club beat the
Central Y VI. c. A. of Washington by
ten yards in quarter mile relay.
Hall. of the Johns Hopkins University.
won the 10 yard dash from a large field.
while McDonouEh. of the Central Y NJ.
G. A. Of Baltimore. rnishe1 second. R"C-
ers OF Mount St. Mary's, finished third.
In a one-mil" relay. Coach 'uriCv
81 rd's Maryland AEgies showed their
heels 10 the Howard Athletic Club. Fps
opal High School defeated the Western
High third team in half mile relay
f.ddit Stehbins. the captain Of the Blu"
and Gray team from the Capital city.
showed to he tn" n"st in the South. when
he won the two tWenty-yard dssh. in
tho championship event.
Minor. of the University Of Virginia,
finished second, with Sweetlsnd of the
Washington and Lee University. third
Whitney .At"hison, another Of Coach
hyrd's youngsters. landed tn" op"u milo
In brilliant style sprinting down the
stretch Hall. OF Fifth Regiment. was
second. with Spence, Of Johns Hopkins
running third
I1ddie Hart"r. Il former Georgetown
athlete running tn" "oiorS 81 the Mead
brook Club of Philadelphia. captured the
open 440-yard handicap. while tSrauss ran
in second position. boswell ran third.
Central High School first relay team
defeated its old rivals. the Western High
School team in a one-mile relay in three
minutes and thirty-cight seconds.
The Columbia Athletic Club defeated
the Fifth Regiment first relay team in
fast time. Catholic University won from
\the Lebanon College team.
, In the best relay of the evening the
MARYLAND Agriculture College team
) H., Lob t.af h.
two yards.
In the four-forty inter-schoIastic
Smith. of Mercersburg Academy. de-
feated Rose of st. Adams, while Shuntz
finished third.
Berkegley. of the Lebanon Valley Col
lego, won the shot-put by heaving the
ball forty-three feet ten inches. Price. |
of Mount ST. Mary's. was second. while
Connolly. of Johns Hopkins, was third
>Hallam, of Washington and Lee. cap
tured the pole vault by doing eleven feet
and eleven and four-fifths inches. Tap !
pen. of Johns Hopkins. was second. while |
Sewell. of the University of Pennsylvania. /
was third. The Cross Country Club of |
Baltimore scored a victory over its OLD !
rival. the Central Y. NJ. c. A.. in a two |
mile relay race
Lockwood, of the University OF Penn !
sylvania. captured the 10o-yard open
handicap dash, but was disqualified for
going outside. 'IDtZ brewer. running |
under the coIors of the st. Aban's School. |
Of Washington. was given first position. |
Hartunge, toeing the mark on scratch
for Company A. landed the Fifth |
E Regiment closed 1o0-yard dash in easy
fashion. while Miller. Company \, fin
ished second.
hubby Jones the flying demon from
the Hilltop. captured the South Atlantic
ho-yard dash in great style; GILL; repre-
senting the Blue and Gray. pulled up in
3aoDd position; Walker. of the Univer-
of Virginia. finished third
Clark breasted the tape first in the
tntcrscholastic 0o-yard DASH while
Penes. of the. Central High School. of
Washington, pulled up second; Qriffith,
OF Western High School. of Washing
ton, was close third.
In haff-mile relay. between the Co
lumbia Athletic Club of Washington
and the Fifth Regiment. the Capital City