Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
COLLEGIATE MINES
END SEASON SOON
Local Teams Wind Up Seized.
ules in Few Days-CentraI'
.. Wins Track Meet.
BY a. c. BYRD.

end. Only a few more games remain
for teams in this immediate section.
and throughout the whole south mos
of the mines already have finished
their schedules. In the north, par
ticularly the New England states, the
game will be carried on until the mid
die Of June.
GEORGETOWN, Catholic University
ana Maryland State are due to wind
UP their seasons shortly. The Blue
and Gray has some busy days ahead
next week, but after that Will play
only two games, both with virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Catholic .. has
V. P. l. booked for two contests next
week and Maryland State is to meet
the same team twice. The two games
with V. P. I. are all the regularly
scheduled ones that remain on states
schedule The school year closes al
State next Friday.
A change has been made in the
schedule that V. P. I. is to play
against Catholic University and Mary
land State. The Virginians originally
were listed to meet State May - and
~. but they will go against State on
May p, Tuesday, and May 20. Thurs
day. The games at c. U. will be play
ed Wednesday and Friday. This
change was effected in order to give
State a good home game on Alumni
day. Thursday.
Central High won a rather easy
high school championship yesterday
in the Central stadium, scoring 4t
points against 80 for Tech and 25 for
Western. The Blue and White ath-
letes were consistent scorers in al
most every event and carried out the
NJ h nc
indicated by the qualification of so
many men in the preliminaries.
Central got all three places in the
100-yard dash, Johnston getting first,
Kerns second and Dasher third. Per-
haps the most interesting race on the
of Tech beat Conradis of Central in
time that was only three-f1fths of a
second less than the high school rec
ord. Conradis had the lead when the
men turned into the stretch, but the
Tech man showed a brilliant squirt
yards, with which margin he crossed
the tape. Besides running so well in
The $50. Gross also took part in the
mile run and relay race, which, incl
dentally. is too much running in one
afternoon for a boy. Johnston of
It. taking first places in the 100 and
ego yard dashes. After winning the
century in 10 3-5 he went out and
captured the furlong in % 3-5 seconds.
Good time was made in the mile re-
lay, which was won by Tech. Gross,
Pugh, I.oehler and Carpenter did the
distance In 8 minutes 80 3-5 seconds.
Results of the meet;
1oo-yard dash-won by H. Johnston. Cen.
tr1l second. Kerns. Central, third, Dasher
| Central. Time. O.103 -5.
2sO-yard hurdles-won by Pugh, Tech; sec.
tPd Font uo1
sso-ysrd, ran-won By. Gross, Tech: sec
ond. Conradis. Central; third, Alexander,
120-yard high hurdles-First heat won by
Hume. Western; second Bresee, Western.
| Central: second, J. Loehler. Time. 019.
Finals won by Connolly. Central: second, J.
IoehIer. Tech; third. Hume. Western. Time,
440-yard dash-Won by Wight. Western;
! second, conard. Western third, Push, Tech.
22o+yard dash-won by H. Johnston, Cen
Central Time. GA SIS. '' ''
Mile run-won by Robert Montgomery. Cen.
trail; second. Sherman, Western; third'-Gates.
Mile relay-won by Tech. Carpenter. Push.
Loehler and Gross,; second Western wight,
| shot-put-won BY Cullen. Central: second.
| Quinn. Western: third, ]. Loehler, Tech. Dis.
tsp s,:h 80 ,n feet, ~ inches inches, u v.
! toss; second. Ford. Tech: third. Hutton.
re sso.d HEIGHT s%d feet H. inches
end, Connolly. Central: third. tie between
| Carpenter. Tech. and Cbnnrd. Western. Car
penter. Tech. won the toss. Distance, 10
Pole vault-rie between Jerry, Central:
Powell. Western. Jeffrey. won the toss: Sec
Ford. recb.; Graves, western. Ford, Tech.
won tie toss
This is how the freshman events re-
| suited:
ord Milton, Central; third. Lee. Tech. Time,
OIL 1-5.
12o-Jard hsrdies-won by Seller. Eastern;
second TscS ri Fountain Western; third Bowen.
70-yard dssh-won by Newman, Central;
second. C Ca Tech; third. Aubinoe, Tech.
5O-yard dssh-won by Carson, Tech: Sec
end: Aubinoe; third, Locke. Eastern. Time.
2eoyard dash-won by McCartee. Tech. !;
second. Newman. Central; third. Il. John
~. 4!o-ysrd tel.yEwon by Tech. tAubinoe.
S western. '"1 Tine. c'sa Is ee0n0 Eastern 'h'rd
sso.y.rd relayLwon by Central Milton,
1s,snarf r.. X Johnston r,. Ssw%an1; second
Eastern. Time. 14a SIS.
shot-put.-Won by Lee. Tech; second. r.
Johnston JOIN on third Bowen. Tech. Distance. SO
Running broad jump-Won by Mondell
estern; second. Hawley. Western: third
L<ncindiyer. Tech. Distance. II feet AZ
inches.
Hop. step and iump-Won by Mondell.
Wetsern: second. Hawley, Western: third.
Lee. Tech. Distance, "a feet inches
Hammond johnson, former Virginia
gridiron star, is dead. At the time of
his death he was a major in the
American forces in France
Tool Shop won from Marines yes
terday in the Navy Yard League by
to in an exceptionally well played
contest. Snow and Bells, for winner
and loser. respectively, pitched ef-
fectively and got good support. Gill