The Washington times., 1921-02-27

q that the judges failed to pick
Nth or even a fourth man In the
J. i. A. A. hundred.
he failure of the judges last May
Select fourth and NTH places III
100 In the South Atlantic meei
hlted in a tie between Hopkins and
Rrgetown SO the judges declared
u night the judges failed to pick
fourth or fifth place in the lOC
INT with the result that George
ku. Washington and Lee and Vor-
hia dispute the points.
Central High School has KICK
kch Is justified. Baltimore papers
tied the announcement OF the Cor
alumni cup in competition In the
bolboy section. The 100, 440 and
mile comprised the scolastic
pts.
DIDN'T BRING CUP.
1hen all the points were totalled
Central with wins of first and
n by Melton and Johnston in the
kury and Shipley's second place In
half. gave Central nine points
the Baltimore City second with
d. Central lads found that Balti-
q schools were the only ones ell
(e to compete for the trophy and
sd, up to a late hour this morning
Bring home the honor. A written
test Is coming from Central short
b the matter.
he Baltimore City College lads,
for the past two years have turn
put the United States champion
mile high school relay team
eight points in a manner that
them no credit
a field OF thirty-four starters.
bn of nine Baltimore City lads
he given the limit handicap. Two
kers were sent out close to the limit
a. Only one other lad in the race
y placed on the limit mark. The
kimore runners pocketed the field
the whiteford brothers won first
second in $3.50 almost a second
D q half slower than last years
eh.
CONNOLLY EAsED UP.
timmy Conaolly, who has been run
Joie Ray and Harold Cutbill all
er and watching those worthless
had a chance to ease up in the
Atlantic mile.
nnolly let Mulliken, of Hopkins,
the pace for three-eighths and
went out and legged it through
easy win. The Georgetown
won the mile in 4:35, leading g
|lliken by so yards. Fitzgerald,
&Georgetown, was third. Connolly
things easy and could have sot
wv record had he been inclined.
lie feature race of the night the
alton 1,000-yard special was a
For awhile 1T looked as
IN Penfield, of Princeton, would
he only starter.
Fingsteen, of Lehigh; Davis, of
Igia Tech. and Z. C. Tracy, of
vette, finally appeared. Spring
set a hot pace after passing
eld at the three-eights mark.
,, OF Georgia Tech. who had been
Ing anything but a heady race
oing away outside, flashed a
1lenge in the backstretch and
h in 2:22:4. slow time consider
the few entrants.
YALE TOO SPEEDY.
the two-mile special race be-
n Yale and Penn State, the Eli
ers showed Bill Martins Penn
lads a few things about pace.
runners won in S:1O:3 without
pushed. Demming. the Penn
q star, who was recently caught
:59 on the boards did not have
ance in the final relay against
of Yale.
the South Atlantic events
|getown yas triumphant. In the
iry Bob LeGendre won in 1913.
assing fairly fast field. IN
1O0-yard hurdles after poor
and a near miss of the first
e LeGendre pulled out a driving
from Mabry. a Florida youth
esenting Washington and Lee.
he shot-put LeGendre won handi-
heaving the bullet 3S feet 7
es.
e University of Virginia was
without its honors. Bernard
nberlain, the elongated high
ber. who won first place last
with a very considerable hand-i
found himself on scratch las
was quite equal to the occasion
Cleared 8 feet 2h inches. Cham
Rin's form is orthodox, his layout
Exceptionally good and his record
kds. The new mark broke all ex-
hr club and college records in
h In the South Atlantic section,
recalls a famous final held in the
c. A. many years ago when 7.
Baxter, of Penn; Sam Jones, OF
York University. and Royce
gh. OF this city, concluded the
Jump of an outdoor meet indoors
XMycr Prinstcin, in the Boys "Y,'
ped better than 20 feet.
xter's mark, II we recall IL cor
Dy, was 8 feet inches; Jones was
ct inch and Hough's was feet.
LOURIE RUNS WELL.
Don" Lourie. Prlnceton's crack
hbali star. showed class in tho 100
hurdles. Lourie equalcd the
X OF ola fiat made by Pollard, of
Iwn. two years ago.
Lccony. of Lafayette, rated as
third fastest man in the hundred
She country, had no trouble in win
y the open hundred in 0:10 l-b. Bc-
y pulled up tho last nvc yards or
tld have done even time"
he open quarter was won by Ed
tds, of Hopkins, a limit handicap