The Washington times., 1916-05-07
Seven Mem Records in
Events at M. A.C. Meet
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Seven new marks are to be put on
record at College Park in the collegi-
ate and scholastic events as result
of the stirring competition in the an
nual Maryland Agricultural College
games. washington schoolboys, chiefly
those OF st. Adams and Central. easily
established supremacy over the young
sters from, Maryland. which included
Tome. Baltimore. Polytechnic and Bal
timore city College. while the Maryland
Aggies romped off with the college end.
st. Adams in capturing the meet with
thirty points, Central. It's nearest COM
petitor, being eighteen and one-half did
so without the services Of Brooke Brewer.
who won fifteen last year. Time. with
twelve and one-fourth. Yves third: Bal
timore Poly. with eleven. was fourth.
and the Baltimore City college. with six.
was In fifth position.
Frederick High school won the county
school trophy with seventeen points.
Towson High being second with eleven
points. Paul Morris. OF the Maryland
Aggies. got the gold watch for indi-
vidual honors in the collegiate events.
Sylvester Maxam. of st. Adams. and
Walter Milstead. Of the Central High
School. were tied for individual honors
In the scholastic events. and both will
get watches.
In the scholastic events, Ray Wallace,
OF st. Adams. created new record In
the shot. Wallace heaved the lead IS
feet 1Oh inches. later qualified In the
22O in winning his heat. was entered in
the broad jump, and after going through
two winning heats In the hurdles, cap
tured the finals In 0:T l-5. Wallace was
but one point behind Milstead and
Maxam.
Donald wight. OF western. hung up
a new record in the freshman hundred.
being clicked In 10 AS seconds. Dick
In the same race. and set new figuro
in the 30 freshman. going the distance
In "a AS seconds without being pushed.
Wight was second.
The collegiate records to fall were
Aitcheson In 1850, two seconds better
than Montell's mile last year. FREQ
Speidell vaulted 10 feet 10h inches, bet
tering a mark that has stood for more
Of SO feet llh inches with the ls-pound
shot Is a new mark. Mornhinweg took
but one trial, as he Is pitching baseball
at present. and did not wish to strain
his arm. The single heave was suffi-
Maxam and Milstead produced some
excellent battles in their races. For
the past two years these sprinters have
fought It out in every meet in which
they have competed. Their final COM
petition of the year brought them on
even terms, for Maxam won the 100, go,
and was third in the broad jump, while
Milstead won the quarter and was sec
ond In the 100 and 220
While the Central athletes were COM
peting against those of Tome at M. A. c.
the tennis team visiting at Port Deposit
was melting out a defeat to the Tome
racqueters. Central took three singles
matches, Selden, Cissell and Fisher win
ming, while Selden and Fisher won In
doubles. Cissell and Dudley dropped
their match to Roessler, and Watts OF
Tome.
Baltimore City College athletes made
double visit here yesterday. The
track athletes competed at College Park
while the baseball team took an II to
beating from the Gallaudet team.
Georgetown and Catholic University
have returned from their trip through