The Washington times., 1916-03-15
A. A. u. MAN INVITES
brewer TO ENTER
INTO TITLE Event.
Would Have st. tlbans Boy Run
in New. York But Season ls
Closed. -T'ff"'
By RRYAN MORSE.

st. Adams has closed the most sue
cessfui indoor track senson ever OK
perieneed by a prep faehool In the
history OF the game here with the
refusal OF r. w. Rubien's invitation
to send Brooke Brewer to New York
satufdhy night for the metropolitan
A. A. u. championships. Coach
George Green has taken his athletes
off the boards and the A. A. u. sec
rotary has been informed that the
newest worlds record holder will be
Loomis. Morse. Howe and Russell IN
the half century at Madison SQUARE
re Tea s st.pS.S.oa eFhS r, Erew' o Ss
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Ave and two-hfths seconds. while the
relay team composed of Wallace.
new indoor scholastic record for the
mile against MercersbdrE. neEotiat-
ing the distance In 3;3O:2. These two
features were fttinG climax to
great seaSnn indoors. .
ment meet in Baltimore. st. Adams
scored 2s points In the scholastic and
s seSStnr svsE ne sserstcs ana
Ray Wallace took the shot put from
q big field without his handicap. Tho
/ fifteen points earned the athletes sec /.
ond place in the meet Carriers hr9t
place In the half. Robert Maxam's
third in the scholastic quarter made
up the total of H6 points. Maxam
also won on two relay teams which
Ffrns sSe " GsSrRe "S Washington meet mona
of the athletes were entered in the
open events Maxam won frst In the
| nifty scholastic. and Brewer took third
for six points. Carter won the half
with Pridmore third for SIX more, while
Wallace third. In all twenty poipts
were scored
| A ten-point total was made In the
J Georgetown meet. Maxafn's nrst In the
points, while Maxam's second in the
scholastic nifty and Carriers third In
the quarter gained four more points.
Scholastic point trophies were an
| nexed In all three meets as none OF the
other schools was able to come through 9!
journey TO Philadelphia gained the Rod
man Wanamaker trophy In the relay
race, while Brewers win In the invita-
ton Atty won the Philadelphia Record
the relay men. while Brewer also got a
gold watch, his third since competing.
for the win In this event.
! The season has been a distinct tri-
umph for Coach George. Green, who Is
looking forward to sending his athletes
through a long spring season on the
! cipders, All the big meets, will be
taken In by the st. Adams runners,
who hope to repeat their triumphs Of
the winter season.
The Army and Navy Props have
! scheduled games this spying with all OF
the title aspirents for baseball claims
In the District. GEORGETOWN Props and 81
for the title with the Connecticut
avenue schoolboy nine. will be engaged
In extra games IN case OF q tie.
| The schedule follows:
March-2s. Business, home.
Western. home; 5. st. Adams, 81. Al
bans; II, Alexandria II. b., nome; IL
Tech. n. b., home: Is. Central. homo
%, Western. home.
May-1. Gonzaga. First and M streets
andria: 10, Eastern, home; Is. 81, Al
bans, home; II. Tech, home; 10, George
town p. g., Georgetown; q. Central
home.
High school baseball teAms can &c
ganles with the second team at Colleg,
Park. Coach Byrd will run a secont
nine for the MARYLAND Agsies this year
ing candidates for the frst team.
CeptraPs baseball schedule. outside o
the high school series. has been about
Electrical; April /. Tome, at Tome
ApVil a. Briarly Hall. at Poolesvilie
April %. Army aud Navy Prep; April
&c. Georgetown F'reshInep: April q
Episcopal. at Alexandria; May %. Army
and Navy Prep. . .s' - -.