The Washington herald., 1920-02-29
MASSEY OF TIGE
LANDS HURDLES
Georgetown Shows in Big
Baltimore Meet-Central
Third IN Scholastic.
By JOHN A. DUGAN.

Baltimore, Nd. Feb. 2s.-Massey,
Of Princeton. showed his heels to
a classy field in the open hurdle,
while Landre. of Penn. was second,
and Rheinhart, of Virginia was
third.
Bob Legrendre had a walkover
In the South Atlantic hurdle, and
he hiked off the dash in l14-5 sec
onds. while Wilson. of Virginia.
was second, and Shelley third.
Joe Connolly. star distance run
ner Of Georgetown University. had
but little trouble annexing the one
mile south Atlantic run, as he al
lowed Mulliken. of Johns Hopkins
to set the pace for the first three
quarters of the way when he took
the lead and pulled away to win
easily. Fitzgerald. of Georgetown.
took the third honors.
Shag Rawling. the veteran track
man of the District. appeared IN
the 22o-yard open event He ran
third in the second heat, which was
captured by Taylor, Of the Meadow
brook Club.
Central High Schools reIav tssu
pulled over a victory for Coach
Bill Foley when they defeatod
western High in the Junior half
mile race.
Baltimore. Feb. 2s. 2s.-Georgetown
time In the second heat of the I6(,-
yard open when Taylor of pan,
state beat Al Doyle to the tame
q. c. Griffith, of the Georgia Tech
landed the second heat. while
seward and Parrish, of the ITniver-
sity OF Virginia, finished one. two
In the next heat
both Dorsey Griffith, of George
town and Seward. of Virginia. had
easy times capturing first honors in
thelr heats in the South Atlantic
century dash. while Ouay. of tbe
hilitoppers, who holds the South At
Iantic title. was forced into second
place by G. c. Grifith. of Georgia
Tech, in the third heat.
Although the time on the omen
nahoicap mile was a trifle slow for
tne hopkins track it proved in
terestlng throughout. r. c. Craw.
Iord. the scratchman from Lafayette
SoIiese' lalled to toe the mark, plac
ms Joe GelGer. South Atlantir
oSS-country champion, and Can't
hike. u VI the
Siemens. of Yale, with a tbi-,,
yard handicap, captured the hnno.,
III minutes 25 IS seconds. wb;l.
foreman, of Princeton, landed Soc.
ond honors, and Histler. of MeaC
! Brook Club. was third.
slemens took the early paca I'M,
gave away 10 Foreman at the hal.
way mark. A great squirt by Sic
mems IN the final quarter miles an
neHed him the event as neitbc
Gelger nor CAN'T were able to MAX
up but very little ground. Penr
state quartet captured the madI,
relay from Lafayette College fou,
in the fine time of minutes as .:
seconds.
Two Blue and Gray runners mali
fled in the South Atlantic lOO-vard
low hurdle, as Mike Seheleav can.
tured the second heat, while Roh
Legendre stepped the distance in
twelve seconds flat Georgetown
scored first in the South Atlantic
events, when Dorsey Griffith can
tured the century hike, while
thompson. of Washington. and Lee
! was second, with Auray, the former
/ tltIeholder. in third place.
Central High School was forced
/ to doff its colors in the scholasti,
hundred. as the best johnson. Of the
! Mount Pleasant team, could do was
land third honors. while Herbs. Of
Gilman School, landed first with
Earmaa, of Episcopal High, hecond
Lourie, of Princeton. broke tn.
, tape first in the open century. with
! Taylor. of Penn State. second. anc
Ralney. of Meadbrook Club, third
! The Washington Canoe Club run.
, ners proved they were still goo,
paddlers of canoes, as the Sparrow
/ Point team had no trouble capturin.
the half-mile hike in the fast time
f. of l:47:1-5.
Z With one-half of the open anf
! South Atlantic finished the George
town University is topping the col.
leges with the score of is points
while Washington and Lee and Vir
ginia are trailing with three point.
each. while Hopkins trails with on,
| point.
Princeton topped the open event.
with l points. while Penn State i.
second with s and Meadowbrsol
third with 6, while Tome tops tn,
Scholastic with points. Gilman
and Episcopal were tied for seconc
honors.