Evening star., 1916-05-07
AGGIES, ST. ALBAN'S
CAPTURE TROPHIES
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heaving the sixteen-pound lead 3S feet
II u inches.
Sheehan Of Tech ran a fine race in the
interscho1astic $50. beating out Carter.
the st. Alban's star. and Hartse1l Of the
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, the
last two finishing in the order named.
Sheehan ran behind Carter and Hart
sell went out ahead of Carter at the be-
ginning Of the second. with Hartsell
leading by few feet When the men
anne into the straightaway, though,
'heehan and Carter both spurted
Iartsell dropped back to third place.
ut Carter could not catch the Manual
Trainer.
Milstead's race in the quarter was all
iis own from the start. He jumped out
n front by a splendid sprint in the first
twenty-five yards, and held the lead
lear to the tape. Notwithstanding that
he was closely pushed the whole way
he never seemed in danger Of losing.
Western Boys Do Well.
The performances of Jewett and
Wight of Western High in the 100 and
22o for high school freshmen were note
worthy Wight covered the century,
Jewett being second. in 10 AS seconds.
event in that class, and Jewett won the
220 in 0.24 AS. with Wight second.
Coggins sprang something of sur
prise by beating out Morris in the 22O-
yard hurdles intercollegiate Mo<rls
had been figured certain winner in
that event, but Coggins beat him in fast
time in both the heat and final.
Robertson of Emerson Institute
cleared 10 feet 7 inches in the inter
scholastic pole vault. Arbeeley Of Cen
fra nj teba nd Sullivan nf
Baltimore Poly. third. Many were un-
der the impression that Robertson had
made new record. but this was not
the case.
point when he got third place in the
shotput, Wallace of st. Adams and
Wooster of Tome being first and sec
ond.
Sullivan of the Baltimore Polytech-
mic Institute and Matthews of Tome
did some exceedingly good jumping in
the running broad, each clearing 23
feet. They tied for first place, Maxam
of st. Adams was third.
The officials ran the meet off in fine
shape. There was no laxity in the
events at any time and the general
manner in which the officials conducted
the competition was very praiseworthy.
Particularly is this true of Prof. Beck
EFT. referee; Pete Carney. starter: E. n.
Cory, clerk of the course, and Myron
Creese. chief field judge.
The summarizes:
Event Nc. 1-100yard dash. intercollegiate
Won by Morris On. 4. c.; second. Noble (st. J.
ca: third Holmes (st. j. CO.. Time, o.1O 2-5.
Event No. 2-1OOya dash. interscholastic
open Won by Maxam tst. Al; second. Mil
stead e. H.; So third, Andrews tB. p. -.
Event No. s-1Oo-yard dash county schools
Won by Barrail lTowsonl: second. Clemson
q Frederick; third, Jones Chevy Chasel. Time.
.. 10 3-5.
Event No. 4-10O-yard dash. freshman--won
s. }; third. Goodman. tB. c. c.. Time. o1O 4-5.
Event No. 9-220yard dash, interscholastic,
scen-Won by Maxam tst. Az: second, Mil
stead tC.cI. 81: third, Andrews tB. p. ID.
Event No. 1o-22o.yard dash. county schools
Won by Clemson tFrederick); second Guthrie
tWicOmico}; third. Barrall (Towson). Time,
0 - 40.
Event No. 1122o- yard dash, freshman--won
81: third, Gary Central. Time, o24 As.
Event No. 12--22O-ysrd dash. intercollegiate
Won by Morris tM. A. g.; second. Noble (st J.
Event No. 1850 yard run, intercollegi
Won by Chapman tM. A. CO.: second. Holmes
Sst. J. CO. third, swartz IN. A c.. Time,
Event No. 17-one-mle run. interscholastic,
epen-Won by Carter tst. Al; second. Turner
'B P. L.! third, Carr tT. II. 81. Time. 4.51.
Won by W. Aitcheson tM. A. c.; second. Grace
on A; G., third, L. Aiteheson IN. A. c..
Event No. 19-22O- yard hurdles. intercollegiate
Won by CogEins IN. A. c.; second. Morris On.
O.; third. Buell. on. A. CO.. Time. OPT 20.
Won by Wallace (st. A.; second, swaine &c.
II. 81; third. Mclean &C. H. s.. Time. o.27 1t.
Won by Hitchcock fTaneytown); second, Rem
CFrederick); third, Robey (McDonough). Time.
O.57.
Event No. 24-44O-yard dash. interschola site
open-won by Milstead &c. H. 81; second,
Smith tB. c. CO; third, Howser (st. A.. Time,
0.53 2-5.
~. nr
Won by Simpson Frederck); second. Shoe
maker Chevy Chase): third, wetzel Erred
eriek). Time; sos Is.
Event No. 26-440yard dash intercollegiate
Won by Brown On. A. c.; second. Holmes (st.
J. c.; third Noble (st. J. c.. Time, 0.5s Is.
Event No 27-sso-yard dash. interscholsstic
ter (st. Al; third. Hsrtsell tB. P. H.. Time,
Event No. es-one, mile run, intercollegiate
der &C. W. u; third, Cook (st. J. c.. Time,
Event No. 29-16-pound shotput, intercollegi-
Posey IN: A: O.; third. Watson (St. ]. c..
Distance. as feet liz inches. New record.
tie-won by Wallace est. Al; second wooster
!Tome); third, Flaherty. Distance. As feet
Event No. 31..Broad jump, Intercollegiate
Won by Brown (M. A. CT; second, Buell. IN. A.
g and Norris CM. A. c.. tied. Distance, 20
w. S--DEoau Jump lnLerechOIaSttC-
Sullivan (B. P. L. and Matthews (TomeJ. tied:
third. Maxam (St. Al. Distance, 23 feet,
Event No. 33-Broad jump. county schools
Won by Barrall tTowson); second. Robey INC
Donoughl; third. Hitchcock (Taneytownl. Dis
tance 10 feet 8 inches.
Event No; S4-High jump. interscholsstic-
Won by Spilmaa (Tome): second Long (B. G.
CO.; Weller (G. P. 81, Jones &C.. H. 81, solo
mon tC. H. 81 and Bradford (Tome). tied.
Event No. 35-High jump, intercoilegiate-
Balm IN. A.. c. and Wingate &c. W. VI, tied
for first; third. Eppley IN. A. CO.. Height, {
Event No. 36-Pole vault, INTERCOLLEGIATE
Won by speideli CI. A. CO; second, west (M.
A. CO. and Bains (M. A. CO., tied. Height, 10
feet 10A inches. New record.
Event No. s7-Pole vault. interschoiastic--