Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-31
BY n. c. BYRD.

set of games under the sanction OF the
Amateur Athletic Union was held; at
ST. Adams School the annual field day
took place, and on the broadwater of
the Potomac the Interclub Canoe Asso-
citation fo.tered its Decoration day al
fair.
The Columbia Athletic Club scored
more points than any other orsah'za-
ton in the track meet at Itarehuoh
though the Technical High squad gave
it severe fight for first honors. Iech
registered twenty points. Just one oe
hind the number made by the athletc
club Unattached runners scored '"eh-
ty points also. The other points Ven
to the Baltimore Athletic Assocla'foh
Carroll Institute. George Nashihs ION
University and Central High schooi
Keene of Catholic University was tne
best point getter of the individuals.
counting ten IN winning the 22o-Saro
dash and 44o-yard dash
Here are the summaries of the meet:
$50 yards. open-won by Horn Of the fa ~
more Athletic Association, second; pafr oh ~
lonSi. Athletic a,s Club club tsiss 4s aFfe'' ''
40 Yards. open-won by Keenan,. unattached:
second Horn Of Ba,imGrs Aihis'i Tims Sas &
80 rards. open-Dead heat. Davis Of I1 1,n
ei. Athletic Club and hlrSg 81 Institute second
Time. O0s Is Davis won the toss for hrs'
medal. ~ .r,,ic,I
High School; second. Davis Of Columbia Atnieuc
Club: third Maloney of Carroll Institute i'ihe'
Running broad jump-Wo1 by Tibhett, ,. desa.
meal High School: second Henson "nn,'aeI ns
Third, third: i, se :.si 81. .G inehes 'N'e
sho,put. u pounds-won by Clark Of Techni.
cal high school; second neam hardened Dis
lance. 43 feet 10 inches,
second. James Of George Washington University
third, Horn of Baltimore Athletic Association
onemiie run-won by Hummer Of Carroll In
stitute: second Barr of Columbia Athletic
Club; third. Vincent of Central High School.
High jump-won by McMillen, unattached;
.econd. beatty Of Columbia Athlete oso ,, ,nea'
Standing Of the individual athletes in number
Of points scored-keenan 20: Horn 2: Davis.
.I K,1oy s. c, ssa'' : Buln nsIt . MeMiien
James. 3: Maloney, .: Vincent. 1.
The annual field day at St. Adams
went OF without a hitch. there being
some remarkably close competitions.
considering the kind of meet The
entrants were divided into two classes.
against others of about their own capa-
bilities. The Blues, captained by CraW-
ford Carter. won the meet from the
whites. under the captaincy of Brooke
Brewer Two school records were
broken. Carter lowering the mark for
the mile and Wallace putting the hot
farther than any man had previously
done.
The summaries Of the meet follow:
16-yard dash-Midgets: Won by c. Moses;
second McDonough; third. Middaugh.
so-yard dash-fir.t class: Won by Brewer
second. Brock; third. Hauser- Time. COS %
equals school record. Second class: Won by
e Moses. second Ashford; third Lim.,ic 1 Third
Glass, Won BY Sparkling second, cr,is third
oed. c. Moses: third. Cozswell
on.nii. ru an.- class; Won by Carter
school record. Second class: Won by Farrar
tenly starter.
second. wsil:ee 's,rd s'' BROCK fme fe co
equals school record Second class: Won by
ASHFORD: second. Nelm.: third. Daniels. Third
sherman. Fourth class: Won by LauEhlin.
end. HUMPHREYS: third, Edwards.
second. srocE: third. Stubs. second e class: Won
BY Limeric; second. Nelms third. Mearns. Third
class eh... Won By sherman: second, h. Dawson:
second. Church; third. Post.
ssoya1a r.n- Is,ss class, wos by Potter
Wen 5, S.rr.r: second. M..rn. s See'0' eI"
..onG .. T. d,.n-f s,, Co. go. Won By M.1.m
By Brock: second. Mills; third McDonoush
44o-yard run-First class: Won by Morse
Won by c. Noses: second. sontax. Third class:
Won BY Irembie; second. Mills. Third class.
:.cond stubb.; third brewer sacond class
s won By 6; Moses sscond; J. Daniels. Third
L'.shl,a; second NeDeneHsh: taIra. C. Mo.. ~
stabb.; second Ms1am: third. wallace Sec C.
ohd class: Won By c. Noses: second. Limeric;
second +: Davidson; third chri.tman Fourth
1 fh,ss ,, %en by lauzhlin; second. c. Moses
\, Running broad tump-rir,t class: Won by
aa1am: second. Stubs; third. McAlister. Sec.
s sss,s ei. s.,. Won sy Lim.re sseond Ashford
s ,s,,s co Won BY L.ushiin second c. Moses
i2-pound ,ho.-won by walisc.; second. p.-
, xsason: third McAli.,ei Distance. q feet 10
:scond Brewer: third Ma1an,. second eisss
Won By helms; second Mearns
The Washington Canoe Club was tho
main winner In the canoe regatta cantur
ING the feature race for club fours and
also the trophy Here are the hrsts and
seconds in the events:
Novice singIes-First f. hnivb, " r
seeond. Bryant. p. p. Z. vs.
Iai-en1 rac~-Firs,. Conroy Sycamore. 500
intermediate .insle.-Firsr. AInoo " r
second. Hugh. W { G. W =. ~
Novice doubles-Firs,. X Knizh, and Hazard
" e. C.; second. Cleary and Waltanbnre "
Associate championship sins..-ri,,, Ban.
mar. ". c: G.: second. H. knight. " C. (, "
inrfnnedists doubies-First Cu.t and Ti,.b
W.. - e.: 80, :.eond Hazard and Knight ". c. e.
G. G.; second. H. knigh, and Miss Iean.rd W
e. Championship doubies-Firs, IT,;
ana wagner. W. e. C.: second H. ta"ish.
Rutherford. ". c. G. "u'eh ana
lntermediate fours-First ". C. e.; second
Club four.-Fir,,. W. C. c. cw.sn., srr,h
sIisson hnishtl second. W {. C41K Erirh,
Aimen. J. ". Buren, m hhish'
op:s, r"eTFirst. Ri-ero. p p. C.; SECOND
Iitinx race-Firs,. Rirero and p,,,.,,- -,
3. C.; second Rutherford and Rn,ch W r.
Ieorsetovns base ball tam n,.
IN rather hard luck yesterday 49,
much better work than Fordbsm
c0roihs 10 the box score yet Iosip, ~,
count OF to S. The Blue and py
got q total OF twelve hits ses;n.
for the New Workers. Murray ni,ch.d
nne Dali for the local school wiidn.
being his only drawback. Ftv. 80
were walked by him and two wsr. W.,
oy pitched balls. Nine Georratown
payers were left on the bases Goesr,w
AZ shortstop for Georeetown rsId.s
brilliantly and used his bat sr.. 1eioed
attempts. ol h'e
The western High min. snIi, AVA,
In its two games down the rivsr 80.
teroay, losing to Fort Hunt NV -
ana defeating Fort Washtnrtop ~ g
10 o. western was outnit ana -,