Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
VIRGINIA j. IS FIRST
IN SOUTHERN RELAY
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/ the lead during the first five laps, Dris-
coll running second. After that Dris-
with each other for the lead thereafter.
On the final lap both started great
| sprints and finished almost neck and
neck. there not being daylight between
| coll was declared the winner. Allen, the
star distance man Of Virginia, was
beaten by about twenty yards, and he
| finished third.
| Columbia Athletic Club of Washington
was beaten in a close finish by the Fifth
Regiment Athletic Association of Balti-
more. The Columbia Club went into the
| after covering his distance in fine style.
finished ahead of his opponent by about
| nve yards The Columbia Club was later
disqualified for cutting corners.
The next relay found a Washington
school finishing in the van, through St.
Adams taking the measure of the Bal
timore Polytechnic Institute and the Gill
| man Country School of Baltimore. ST.
Adams was second until Pridmore took
up the running. He went to the front
and there was nothing to it after that,
as Maxam practically walked around the
| track on the fourth lap Of the event. st.
| Adams probably could have won by
any distance it pleased.
Brooke Brewer Winner.
Despite the fact that he started with
half a dozen fast college men several
feet in front of him in the 1oo-yard
| open handicap. Brooke Brewer of st. AL
bans School got away and won his heat,
| semi final and final His time for the dis
| lance was o.10 1-5. Wallace Of Virginia
was second and Uhler of Hopkins third.
In the South Atlantic intercollegiate
hundred yards the Washington and
Lee University cleaned up the first
| three places. Henke getting first, Cur
| tbs second and Young third. Sullivan
of Catholic University was fourth. The
washington and Lee men had things
all their own way from the start.
Barr OF Princeton proved too much
margin of about ten yards. because he
had the ability to go out in front in
the last 100 yards.
Wallace Of the St. Adams School
and beat out the college entries by
small margin. Wallace was credited
with an actual put of thirty-eight and
one-half feet. but his handicap Of four
forty-two and one-half feet.
Maxam Of st. Adams was unable to
overcome the handicaps against him
In the scholastic hundred and got only
won the event.
Weidman Of Georgetown was first in
the open pole vault, beating out
Speiden of the Maryland Aggies and
second in the event, and Stevenson
third
The Maryland Aggies lost hair
| raising race when their second string
four that Washington and Lee could
muster. The Aggies led the more ex-
perienced university men on the first
two relays. but lost the lead in the
\ I'D TIL i,
race but yard behind. There was
never q time when more than two
yards separated the two teams.
Field of Catholic University captured
yard dash. whining over Wilson Of vir-
giuia and Airey Of Virginia. Field was
in front from the start to the end of
the event. though he would have been
caught had he gone five yards farther.
The Summaries.
Event No. 1;-1ooyard handicap. open. Hnal-
Wallace. e. Of "; third. c. l. Uhler, J. H. U.
Event No; s-1oo-y.rd regular, nnalrwon by
Company ise 4; soi g. W. Fres'u'ssr' Company
Won 81 T. Hss.s L. and L. n: :scass e. H.
Curtis. v. and ! L third: H K Young. W and
lnE: 2. II II 8; third. r. T. Maxsm, vt. A. $.
Event No. 5-Hslf-rnile relay-won by sth
Regiment; second. Carroll Institute. Time
Event No. s..Junior half:m: rclay-won
By st. Adams School; second. Baltimore Poly
Event No. 7-sso,ysrd run. open, handicap
W, G, G.; third. W. o. Hutton. j. q. U. Time
lace: g. A g.. ~ feet inches; second. v F.
wooster. T. l.. SO feet 8 inches. 'N'
Event No. e.-onc.niile relay-won By st,
T T;snineRt a: A. second Lord baltimore Club
Event 80. lo.-soo-yard run. 9Th Regiment
time csSs: ~ third o. Miller Company A.
f. II Hsnrahan, r.. u c. 's1 feet ine b.
feet II inches; third. J. H. Kinmei. nd. s. c.. c..
Even, 10 l2.Janios hnlf-mile relay-won
By Baltimore Pclvt"chnic; second. ST. Paul
Event No. 12.-ssO-yard Observation-Disclosures
by c. G. Carter: st; A; g.; second. T. W. Tur-
Time En- a9 IL 'h'rd' H. d. H.rtsen' B. P. l.
Event No nI I. hurdle. 8: A, L. A. A.
ond G. A. Wilson. U. Of r.; third, r. \. pe nse
T 1tsa; 4 y. e.; fourth A. c. Buell.. Sd. A. C.
| Event No. H.-Intcrscholsssic relay, one mile
| Won BY Central High School, Washington. b. G. !;
| SECOND. Episcopal High School. Time. AZ Is.
| final won by J. 7. DriscelI. C. e.; second. W. j.
xite1 sss. s. a C.; third. c. A. Alien, I. Of
Event No. l6...-44o-yard dash open handicap
| Won By ": B.. Moore, P. u; second. ]. S. Nc
| v"rm TI, z. Of y; third. n. Z. Round. Z. Of
Event No: 17.-1O0-yard hurdle open handicap
Won b 4. u. Dempster. ]. II. T.; second, r.
Of y Ti%e. o p third w. T. Brst'elle' u
| Event No. is.-Half- mile relay race--won by
germantown Boys School; second, Baltimore
| AtnIetie Asscciation. Time. 40 IS
| Event No. 29,-Half-mile relay race--won by
~; Aiosns school; second, Central High School
Event 50. 9o.-seo,yard handicap--won by
TI,naa third. L. X. Phtsch. j. II. o.
Event No. 21.-Junior half mile relay-wou
oS 81. Paul School Time-0.57 Is.
Event No 22.-Pole vauit-Won by H. a
r. G. spe,deIl Nd 4. C., 10 feet ii ineSes
| shird. stevenson. ]. H. u, 10 feet lOh inches
| Event No. 23.-220 yard dash, q. A. T. Al 4
| Mon BY +. A. FIELD c. T.; second a. A
wilson, y Of "; third. C. +. Airey, U. Of Y.
Event No. e4.--onc-mile open Kindergarten
| py e :: Carter. st. A. s.; second. W. T. Weeks
=. n; T.; third, K. Unsoel, unattached. Time
Event No. 25.-MiIitary relay race--wop bx
company 4; second. Company "; third Com
| Jim Bluejacket. the Brookfed pitcher
who jumped after he had been ei0n.d