The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-28
s. A. Lie. Championship.

Georgctown's seventeenth annual in
door track carnival, staged in Conven-
ton Hall last night before a packed
house, brought together the fastest
and best-known athletes of the East.
Although Georgetown's one-mile relay
four lost to Lehigh in the crownins
Gray athletes made a clean sweep of
both the open and South Atlantic
events, topping the list by a good mar
sin in both.
In the South Atlantic championship
events Georgetown scored twcnty-four
points which when added to twenty
two scored before in previous meets.
places the Blue and Gray far ahead in
the Southern field. Nineteen points
night. placing Georgetown as the win
Nor Of its meet. Hopkins was the
only school that could compete in any
way with Georgetown. The Baltimore
athletes landed sixteen marks in the
South Atlantic championship events
and thirteen in the open events, I'm
hing second TO Georgetown in each
acid.
..uNbhv' Jones started off against
Morrissey, of Lehish. Jones grabbed the
pnIc and held the lead until the home
stretch was reached His rival passed
him and finished two yards in front
W~iscr took up the task of cutting down
the small lead but lost three yards mora.
Brent Young, running third for the Hill
toupers cut down the lead and touched
Stcbbins one yard in the rear of Ddri-
an. against whom he was running
Stebbin. fought like a trojan to land the
donors, but when ne failed after a des-
crate attempt 10 pass Burke on the FIRST
Urn his chances were slim. Burke.
Thighs anchor man. held the lead, and
~ the final sprint al the finish he de-
Gated the Georgetown flyer by five
ard margin
Georgetown grabbed six points in the
En-vard collegiate event when Edmund L.
.Tones and Hugh Golden took first and
third places. respectively. R NJ. Curtis.
{. Washington and Lee, was sandwiched
Tween the two Blue and Gray rum
hrs.
=. 3. Tappan. of Johns Hopkins. won
tn, South Atlantic hurdles in six and
th~ee-ffth seconds. Hugh Golden. of
Georgetown, and Stearnes. OF Washing
ton and Lee. finished in the order named.
Johns Hopkins got first and third
places in the South Atlantic Sso-yard
event F. G. Hall captured the honors,
while c. l. Uhler took third place. l.. O
Conner, of George Washington, finished
in the middle.
Tommy Peyton, of Western High.
showed his heels TO the field In the 90
ward novice Peyton took the pole from
.he start and was never headed. ketner.
of the Columbia Athletic Club. came sec
ond after a good sprint at the finish. +:
w Sutton. of Johns Hopkins, finished
IN the scar
In a relay race. with each man running
two laps, the Baltimore Polytechnic sec
ond relay won from Central High llc-
pound four Eastern High and Briarly
Hall finished in the order named.
The Potomac Boat Club relay club
won from Washington Canoe Club IN
, race with each man running two laps.
Dickeman running as anchor man for the
Potomac team, made up lead of Is
" IDS on the last lap and. after grand
a. lsh, won the event.
Troop No. % took the Boy Scouts re-
hv race No. y finished second.
with wards handicap. Dorsey Griffith.
OF Western High. won. the honors in the
~ scholastic Bobby Hardell. of Tech,
who led until he reached the home
stretch, came second with MaNam, of
Western High, third.
Technical seconds won a relay race,
each man running two laps. Western
third team was second with the Balti-
lore Polytechnic third. Time given
hut was minutes and % seconds.
Baltimore Central W relay won from
he Columbia Athletic Club team in 2
minutes and a seconds. The Baltimore
club took the lead and retained the same
throughout.
The Tome School relay team fell before
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