The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-21
CLEANS Up
ASDOESST. ALBANS
Georgetown Swamped by Navy.
Colleges Give Good Perform
ances.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Central High School literally cleaned
UP for the other schools here yes
terday, while ST. Adams was taking
the team and Individual trophy at Tome
Institute, Port Deposit, Nd. George
town was swamped by the navy In
dual meet at Annapolis.
The athletes coached by Bill Foley,
won every running race on the card.
springing surprises in the half and
mile with Latta and Forbes. Central
scored 50 40 points, Tech got 70 s-lO
business s. Eastern 2-b, and western
81.
Milstead, OF Central. with II points
was the Individual winner. first I'm the
100 and go. and third In the broad
jump. Buck Wise. OF Business. land
ed a first In the high jump, and second
Central. gained a first In the 80. and
second in the century. None or the
marks approached the records. and
Centrars win was never in doubt from
so cleverly did Central blanket OPP
ponents that every heat but two went
to Central runners. Datta's race IN the
half was a distinct surprise, as Shee-
han. twice winner In the iass t sIn~
pace, and was nicked at the finish by
the Central men. Forbes. strapping
youngster, let Carr, Of Tech. take the
pace In the mile. and went through ior
sOO-yard sprint starting in the back
stretch and coming through with plenty
OF reserve.
While Central was cleaning up
here, Coach George Green's st. AL
bans boys were running away with
the Tome meet No less than hve
Tome records went by the boards.
st. Adams scored 80 points, Tome got
81. and the Wilmington High School
1913 points. st. Adams scored four
places In the Individual totals. Ray
mond Wallace took first honors with
10 points. Maxam got .. Brewer 8. and
Edward Shields. of Mercersburg
Academy, lowered the worlds inter
sch olastic record for the mile run. He
clipped two and four-hfths seconds
OF Redland. Cal. high school. running
the distance in 4.23 3-5.
Among the six records broken be-
sides the mile. were the 44o-ysrd' run
mile. which Carter ran in "a 2-5,
breaking his own record, and the pole
vault. in which Mcdonnell did IL feet.
Wallace won the shot. hurdles, and
was second in the hammer. Brewer
Maxam tool; the furlong with Brewer
second. Carter was FIRST in the half
and second In the record breaking
quarter. Maxam got third in the
/
/ The Navy banded Georgetown an So
! to-26 beating In the dual meet with the
Hilltoppers yesterday; The Blue and
and shot-put, Low. Weidman, and
O'Ccnnor coming through. Griffith won
third I'm the 100. Array got second IN
the quarter. and third In the go and
Low got q second in the broad jump.
There were some exceptional perform
anccs yesterday In track meets. In the
New England lntercollegiates four new
marks were set: Andrew b. Kelley, or
Holy Cross. broke the mark for both
| dashes. winning the 1o0-y event In
4-5 seconds and the furlong dash In
% As seconds: w. A. Savage, OF Bow
doin. cleared the barriers In the 22o-
yard low hurdles event in q 3-5 seconds
In the broad Jump II. l.. Worthington
of Dartmouth. leaped "a feet inches.
| SURPRISING his previous record. but be-
cause the wind assisted the record VIII
not be allowed to stand.
Dartmouth's winning total or points
was 5Oi1, University of Maine finished
second, with 32lk. Holy Cross and Bow
doin scored Is points each. sharing third
| honors.
Arlie Mucks. of the University of Wis
| consin, smashed his own worlds record
in the discus throw in the dueal meet
| with the University of Illinois yester-
day' Mucks hurled the discus 1856 feet
| s inches. better than his former worlds
mark by feet 81 inches.
Mike Mason. of Illinois, made new
one-mile record for the Western Inter
collegiate Conference Of minutes Is 10
| seconds.
California and Michigan athletes fur
| nished features In their dual meet at
Ann Arbor yesterday.
| Fred Murray. of Stanford, one OF
the champion coast hurdlers. raced 70
an easy victory in the high hurdles in
| "a seconds fiat. establishing a new
| Michigan record
| Ufer, OF Michigan, won the half-mile
run in ! minute IS l-5 seconds "A new
| record and Wilson, of Stanford, took
the mile in minutes 10 seconds. Capt
Hal smith. of Michigan. won both
sprints. taking the hundred In 10 Sec
| onds fiat, and the 220 in q 20 seconds.
Bynn, 81 stanford, was the victor in
| the quarter mile dash. his time being
10 AS seconds. Sisson, OF Stanford
won the broad jump with % feet ~
inches.