The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-14

the scholastic event by a wide margin,
with Griffith running second. r. Z.
Round, OF Manassas High School, finished
third
In the 5O-yard novice r. NJ. Curtis, of
Washington and Lee, breasted the tape
ahead OF Griffith, Of Western, and R. e.
Round, Of Manassas High. grabbing third
place. s.E.s ...... ..-.r .. -..-- - ...
r. NJ. Curtis. Of Washington and Lee,
one Of the fastest dash men in the South,
won the open event, with Maxam,- OF
Vincent, of the Maryland Agricultural
College. brought up the rear.
The Regiment Athletic Club won from
Hartford Athletic Club in a 6O0-yard mid
get relay race. Hogge, Flester, Brandt,
and johnson stepped on the distance In
good time.
Western MIdgets Win.
The Western High School midget relay
team won over Briarley Hall Military
Academy and Central High School mid
gets in a L20O-yard race. Wingate rum
ming as anchor man for the winners,
made up small lead and finished in
front OF the BriarIey Hall representative,
who came in second.
The Episcopal High School l.900-yard
relay team defeated the Manassas High
school quartet. The AleXandrianS led
the whole way.
G. c. Bacon, of the Baltimore Central
Y. NJ. c. A. starting from scratch. won
the open mile by running a heady race.
He worked steadily through the large
field Of runners and with one lap to
go he was running second.
On the first turn of the final round he
took the lead and breezed in ahead. Car
ter. of st. Adams, with a handicap of
40 yards, finished second, with Hall. Of
Fifth Regiment. third.
Baltimore Relay Wins.
The I.2o0-yard relay team of the BaIti-
more Polytechnical Institute won from
Western and Central in a close race.
Western finished second. with Central
trailing.
Episcopal High easily won from Wood
berry Forest and Baltimore City College,
who finished in the order named in the
1-mile relay race. Episcopal took the
lead at the start and were never headed.
with a handicap of ten yards G. l.
johnson captured the 440-yard open in
55 and 3-5 seconds. A. G. Sullivan, of
Catholic University. with the same
handicap, took the lead. but failed to
hold il, Johnson passing him on the
home stretch. Field. of Catholic Uni
versity, finished third.
Columbia Athletic Club defeated
Howard Athletic Club, the Ascension
A. A. and NJ. A. c. scrubs in a 1900
yard relay race. Columbia A. c. took
the lead and were never headed. Time
2 minutes and 3-5 seconds.
Rooney Runs First.
Young Pat" Rooney. OF Technical
High School, ran first in the 600-yard
novice. Rooney got away to a bad
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passed the leader on the home stretch,
and won out by inches.
The shot put was won by T. Nc
Donagh. of Baltimore Central Y. N. G.
A, with a handicap of three feet. Nc
Donagh heaved the weight for q dis
lance of Al and 1-2 feet. Shultz, the
giant tackle. of the Washington and
Lee football team, scored second place,
with a seven-foot handicap.
Columbia Athletic Club walked away
from Carroll Institute in a two-m1le
relay event.
stebbins Wins Easily.
Capt Eddie Stebbins, of Georgetown,
was easily the class Of the field in the
440-yard dash in the first south Atlantic
event of the evening. Stebbins grabbed
the pole with the crack OF the gun and
showed his heels to the large field of
-. anu n. NIOIllgs
both of the University OF Virginia, fin
ished second and third. respectively. The
time given out for this event was IS 4-5
seconds.
Sigma Phi Epsilon won the interfra-
ternity relay race, beating Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. Time 1 minute IS 2-5 seconds.
Harold Rose, Of St Adams. showed
his, heels to the field in the 440-yard scho-
lasfc. Rose passed Lynch. Of Manassas
High, on the last turn. The latter, how
ever. finished second Maxam pulled up
in third place in this event after falling
down. Time. IS 3-5 seconds.
High Jump to Schultz.
Shultz, Of Washington and Lee, won
the high jump by Ieaping feet II 1-2
inches Kimban, competing unattached.
came second with inches handicap, and
Tappan, of Johns Hopkins, was given
third on a handicap of 21-2 inches.
In a. one-mile relay race between
the Maryland Aggies and st. Johns
College, the former won in minutes.
IS Is seconds. The 1,200-yard relay
team from Maryland Agricultural Col
lege beat Gallaudet College IN the
next event.
Pennington of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College with a handicap of
90 yards ran a sterling race and won
the ss0-yard open event Perry of the
University of virginia was second and