Evening star., 1915-02-28

Rum Dough, a FORMER University O.
Virginia runner. wearing the colors OF
the Baltimore Cross Country Club, was
first In the sS0-yard open. Starting
! well in front with a handicap, he was
never headed after the first two laps.
| Another Two-Lap Event.
! The Columbia Athletic Club ran an
other two-lap race against 5th Regi-
'ment and the Hartford Athletic Club.
Davis, the last runner for the Columbia
four. was responsible for the victory
iof his club. as he passed into the lead
lon the next to the last straightaway,
lHartung of 5th Regiment closed In
lfast at the end, but was not quite able
to catch up.
The Carroll Council took the lead In
1.-THE knights of Columbus relay early
lin the event. It won without extend
iing itself.
| st. Albar's took first place in a
midget relay event. each boy running
lone lap The Episcopalians ran q His
race, every youngster showing wei
Central Highs midgets were secoha
The Juniors took the 1900 yard race
between teams of the Georgetown Lay
tSchool classes. There was not muo,, ssn
to the race, as 1t was "a'N""
the third year men.
Johnny Gallagher. former Heoige-
| town man. beat Bacon. running unoer
| the coIors Of the Baltimore Central l.
NJ. c. A.. in the open mile after a pIil-
\ the finish. Bacon who left the Cniver-
sity Of Pennsylvania last year, GOV
within five yards of the fast nslus
Meadowbrook man, but GaiiagneIi rs >
sprint was a little too lasting LOT n'N'
| to overcome. ,;..;,
Marshall Lowe of Georgetown distln-
guished himself by winning first piace
| in the open high jump and the Soutm
Atlantic intercollegiate leap: Lon the .
handicaps % . against him rather easily.
| Johns Hopkins easily won from Wash
ington and Lee in mile relay. IN. me
Baltimoreans lost the pole on the loss;
but quickly won it. washington @ aia,. ano
The meet was perhaps the best ever r
conducted here. The management
should receive great credit for the
manner in which it kept the MOOR ssa c,eal
on a small track there is always a
Tendency toward crowding around the
finish. but for all the important con-
tests everybody except tns,oa,,re the nnGessT Tbs
result was that everybody present
could see all that was going on. II Is
lprobable that not as large croWo ~
the class Of the events really deserved
| {. :,
tive in that there was an exceptional
number Of contests, hfty-sfx, and tnat
thew were gotten through with facility
reflects credit on the officials.
The summarizes:
Event No. s4-Inteseollesi.te in the ,. nTst re- re-
lay-Won By Delta Tau, G. w.. e: aiiiihrd ai, e.
Gnnsse. Lynch, NoFrss'; second Delta oh'' u
Event No: ESPECIAL s.,ay.wen by Carroll
..css scsdp. cs.pc rns ss
y sutton r. 10 yards ,s se;a1s yssa,s H third NJ
Prescott. 9. T.. yards. Time. OF 2,s: w.
ies. Ssn'isses, saoeson5; a'1 second. St Andssvs
Event No Mo-; sslafet MD rsisy-"on by Gilman
cgsn1 Event Sa0 NJ. open h.ndicap-won
Srrfe ;..ss scratch; ssSe. ts1s rs Billings
Columbia Athletic Club iHamilton: Deyis. r,. Rob
erts. Leach; secoOd. Seh Reg. A.. Y. il"e'
Event No: 4l-Relay race. one l.p-wSn Sa-.S by
4!''s' second ess4si nss sss's Fine
e. Event No 421nt.rcl.ss relay raes.Won ;.,gsou
sseona, Dy aah'Gs Senior. stss' Time % a.s1 Sc. ~
ooysrd novice-First heat-won by Barrett,
snisHy Sei1sssisy. Tine, 900 second hsat,won y
Meens seorEs.ovn; second II Rich ns1,s MsfstSn On
Time, 0.06 Third heAt-Won py ). va'lS' ~
!umbis \. c. second Jones C. -,ato11 q Time oes .es
ass ssFfs sessits ssnTsa e and oes
seeond. .eon + Prescott, Georsetown Time. o.0G.
5oyard open handieaperrst beat; hsatIWon %no,Is BY
ssqs; 9xetoTn fset T,ns ss' oos IS second
heat-Won by Brockman. baltimore Y, feet; /;
second. Giniord. Hopkins, feet. Time, oos 10 10.
| Third heat-Won by Bornsby, Tome. feet: sec
feet. Time. o.o5 s-s. Fourth heat.Woa by
Fifth heat-won BY Ma1am. Western High.
feet: second. Airy Woodoerrr Forrest M r.rss fss,.
eorsetow Gsorsetown. 8 ii feet. Time, oo5 ss5
suFaleFEs. ,s., second nsS BY
irish. American. Time, oo6 is second heat
Won y MeDOaoeh. Baltimore os scratch rs, sec; e
Seai Seai-Woa nsb; b. Tappsa. 4 o.. feet; .eeond
Hume. Georgetown Prep feet. Time. o.eS 3-5;
Fourth heat-won by starnes. Washington and
Forrest. feet. Time. 0.oS SO
50-yard collegiate -FinalHWon By Nnbby
Jones, Gsorsetown; second. second. Curtis Washington Tnn
5o-yard schol.stic-First hear-won By Bur
berry berry. Aia Time. o.es -. Second SestNwon by
| Hornsby. Tome. feet; second Steward, Mar
feet Tine 9oS .s Third tsaons
Gilman. 5 feet. Time. o.o5 40. Fourth heat
| Won by Seward, feet; second Connor. George
town Prep, feet. Time. 0.05 35. Fifth heat
ptT B. Ay feet IT, T@s eoy Il: second Skip
5o-yard Championship dash. S. A.-First heat
e me oes ssa ss ses Sess
! Won by Jones. Georgetown: second Golden.
GeorRetown: Time: o0s 80.
Won BY Tappsn. J. Il. e.: second. Golden.
GsnTsetssn - !. third starnes' Wash. and Lee:
ssO-yard s. A. championship run-won by
Washington; third Uhler. Johns Hopkins. Time.
coward novice-won by Tom Peyton West
| ern High: second, Ketner, Columbia Athleti:
Club: third. sutton. Johns Hopkins. Time.
{. .aoo.yara 5elay-won 5y Baltimore Poly
ond. Central HiEh. Tine. $50.
winner (Kintz. Mckinney. CLARK, 1mirie). Time,
No ii Especial event>-won BY. Boy Scouts Of
| America ((irospeck Grant. Smallwood, Hemp
hilD, Troop No. II; second. Davis, Allard,
Event No. 1s-44cy.rd scho,astie-F1nal-
Won by Grinth. western High School: second.
! HardeIi. Tech. II. g: third. Maxan. W. II. S.
| Time. G.O64-
Event No l3-Relay race-l.2oo yards-won
rooney second Western II. s. t,icCall. Win
| gate. kimban. Dnrant). Time. 2.2a.
| Event No. III POO yard relay-Won by Bal
| timore Central Y. ". G. A. Drank, Wyle. Me-
| Donougl and Allison; second. Columbia Athletic
| Club Time. 224.
High School Burnett. johnson, Heyhood and
McComas). Time. 3.51.
| Event No. 16-First heat-5O-yard novice
| Semi -fnal-Won by Weems. 9. W.; second. ].