Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-20
RELAY RACES WON
By BIG DISTANCES



behind him. Dempster Of Johns Hop
The Columbia Athletic Club was com.
PEELED to taste Of defeat for the second
time this season in mile relay against
the 5th Regiment Armory four o. bai-
until the last relay. when Hartung, the
star Of the Baltimore quartet. cut loose
and ran splendid race. He picked up
about fifteen yards on Mahoney ana
passed him on the nnai str.tgata ',a:c,
when Renoe crossed the line first in the
flfty-yard novice. He won over Kirby
Of Technical High school, The third
position went to Weller Of the George
Grifith Of Georgetown University
proved too fast for the other sprinters
in the open collegiate hfty-yard dash and
won by a narrow margin over Henke
Of Washington and Lee and Hart Of the
Maryland Agsies. A blanket would have
covered the three men when they I'M
ished. The time Of the race was 0.o5 4-5.
Brewer Not Placed.
Brewer. the st. Adams star sprinter.
was unable to overcome the handicaps
given against him in the scholastic
afty and did not place. strubing Of
Episcopal, a younsster who has been
speed. finished first, Maxam Of st. AL
bans was second and Seward. another
Episcopal runner, got the medal for
third place.
Maxam of st. Adams ran a fine race
in the open fifty, beating college and
could do was to get third place. Maxam
ran from q -foot.handicap posi-
ton, while Brewer was on scratch.
Griffith. the former Western High boy.
now at Georgetown, was second.
Three Washington runners were
first. second and third in the 6o0-yard
novice: Farrell Of the Columbia Ath-
letfc Club was the winner, Kluge Of the
and Furiey of Columbia Athletic Club
getting third.
The Summaries.
Event No. $50 yards, intercollegiate
Won by Hall u. H. ~; second. Chapman IN.
A. CO.; third. jenkins, (virsinis). Time, 400
Event No. 2.-eo0-yard relay race-won BY
Episcopal High School; second. woodberry For
est: third, st. Adams. Time, 2.S4 2-5.
Event No. 600 yard relsy raee-won by
Bslttuors Polytechnic 1doissn. sullivan. Cal
la hn Pfeister); second. st. Adams. Time.
Event 70; to ., dash, letes.eho1:stte
s's tsi Rh CATER s 81 A issssGS %. So M
Event No. 4.Es4o ysrds. openHW We ''I ps
s ss;:s uGtr c Il u.s. T s,.9 81, n
Won By Wilson, virginis; second. Berteiie. Viz.
Event NJ. V%s b S0f f III
E1sns H. 'ssons a ms $50 81
Rsnee. Georgetown; second. Kirby. +. b. g.;
th hy:n, Weller Ne s 2: pfeP. Time; COS
third. sullivan N; 8. 6; Time. ooe Is. a. -
~ Event rI,st No. oTSoys
>, Event 10: l9;-So-ysrd lsstie-rin.l-wo
Seward T. il. +. Time as ssssa e. Aa1sm; third
Ey. sn No, Il:.So yards. 5; 4. !. A. A-Einai
C; q: third Beail.. Cath. q. Tine, Cos a rs.
Event No; 12,-6e yards--Finai-.Won By MAY.
Event No. $500 yarn %e n. vice n by Fan
fs;,t =. A's.H: sss. O. g. = sss
Event No. il.-Hish Sci school ' relay-wou BY
Fms ss, Pei PslS; second. John Marshall H.
Scroll INSTITUTE second COLUMBIA T. &. Tn =;
Event No. 1e-sso-yard open-won by Burke,
cs nlsn' st. tee S1S:n
Event NJ. is.1Rei.y 1 race sos; novice-won .r
Catholic =, University; second. G. 4. c. Time,
Event No. 1s.-special relay race-won nv
washington Canoe Club; second rotomse Boat q
ond. q a. c. Time. aes "on oy ~ A. o.; Sec
Event No. 21.-Relay, NJ. A. C.-Gallaudet-
won y N. A. c.; second. Gallaudet. Time,
Event No. 22.-Relay. C. U..G. W. U.-Won
ny e: y; second. g: W. Q. Time. 3.5s Is.
q. o.; second unsold. L. B. C.; third. Camp.
Event NO No. a.--In,erc,... r.,,r-wo, ,v
Seniors; second. Juniors. Time, i.i71I'
Event No. 2l.-Polc vault-weidman, G. D.,
s shirs Hstmnn and L. tied for hrst place:
Event No. 2s.-Miie relay. Georgetown and
Lehigh-Won by Lehigh BURKE Morisscy, Han
way. McGrnthl. Time, 8.54
Event 10. e. Shot put, s. A. I. A. Avon
t ny nafssr virEin.a second caleman, Virginia:
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