The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

Virginia scored q second and third
place in the 440-yard open handicap
when J. s. Mccormick and r. e. Round
finished second and third to W. B.
Moore, of Princeton. Summaries:
Brooke Brewer, the schoolboy wonder
from the st. Alban's school, of Washing
ton. was the first Capital City athlete
to show his speed when he landed the
second heat in the open 100-yard dash and
finished second in the semi-fnaL Wal
lace, of the University OF Virginia. fin-
ished second In the first heat of this
event. and breasted the tape first in the
first semi-final heat.
Coach Green's flyer toed the mark IN
the final against a field of six of the best
dash men In the meet. Snowden, of
Princeton. and Wallace. of Virginia, both
had good handicaps on Brewer, but the
Wisconsin avenue athlete showed his
heels to the field and finished in the
fast time of ten and one-ffth. Wallace,
of Virginia. was second. and Uhler. of
Johns Hopkins, landed third.
Lexington jumped into prominence in
the South Atlantic collegiate champions
in the century dash, when the athletes
from the Washington and Lee University
gra abbed the three positions in the final
of this event. A. II. Senk was first, r.
n. Curtis was second. and H. X. Young
finished third. A. G. Sullivan. OF the
Catholic University. Of Washington, fin
ished fourth.
In the interscholastic 1co-yard event.
the old State below the Potomac came
within an inch OF repeating a cleanup
S. Seward, of the Episcopal High School,
OF Alexandria. landed with ease. while
his teammate. J. X. Strubings. lead
Maxim. of st. Alban's. to the wire for
second honors. w. w. Kinks, OF Tech
nical High School, finished fourth.
The Columbia Athletic Club relay team
was handed its first setback of the even
ing when after sticking to the crack
Fifth Regiment team over the entire
course they were disqualified. Carroll
Institute, Of Washington. was awarded
second honors.
Coach George Green's St Adams Jun.
iors scored a well-earned victory in the
Junior half-mile relay. After Baltimore
Holys had led the entire distance H
Strubbs closed up on the anchor man o!
the Monumental City team and nosed
him out IN a brilliant finish. The time
for this Junior race was exceptionally
fast. 1:4O 3-5 being given by the oachers
J. VI. Barr. with a handicap OF twelve
yards over Norris, OF Virginia. finished
in the van in the one-half-mile open. Nc
knight. OF the Washington Swimming
Club. ran a great race and finished in
second position. Z. o. Hutton. OF Johns
! Hopkins, finished third. The time was
2:no 2-5
no yard open handicap. Won hy B, Brewer. St
AIhan; securd. J. Wallace University Of VII
Eina third c. !. Uhler. Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. Tine. 10 Is seconds 100 yards. :. A. /
A. 4. Champs. by A H. Henke. WashinE7nr
& Lee; second. r. VI. Curtis. Washington 4 lee
third. II. X. Young. Washington & Lee; fourth
4. C. Sullivan. Catholic Univer'iy. Tine, 10 .
seconds lotysrd scholastic. won Ivy s Seward
Epiphany High School: scrnd, J. II. Str1bhans
Epiphany High School, third, R. T. MaIsm, st
Aban Time. o Is seconds.
Hali-n1ile relay race, by Fifth Regimen
A. A. tHsrung Graham. Davis. Mulerl; sec1pL
Carroll Institute. Columbia A. @. disqualified
time l:i0 $. Junior half mile relay rsns. won bl
ST. AIhan sctool CHsuser. Pridmorc, stIIhS-
schrcirs' second, Baltimore Polytechnic INSTITUTE
Time. 10 "a $50 yard run. open, handicap. wor
ny J. NJ Barr. r. L.; second. K. Mcknight W
8. C.; third. e. O. Hutton. J. H. L. Time
c:uc IS. Is-pcund shot put, by Il. f Wallace
St. Alban School: second, V. I. Ambrose. V. {.
third. W. Wooster total distance ~ feet inches
with handicap Of four feet Running high jump
won BY +. NJ. Hanrahan. ir.. J. II. U: scond
]. II. Ryan. q. T.; third. J. H KimmeI. NJ. 5. c
Height, feet l inch. with handicap.