Evening star., 1921-03-04
Hilltopper. Score Heavily.

Suasn;no successes in the quarter
dash and half-mile run accounted 1or
Georgetown's overwhelming TRIUMPH III
the south Atlantic championship SUI w
. yle In the 44O-yard sprint. LIE 1eilaIe .l
and Shalloo ran one-to and khg IN
ished fourth. lie Gendre gained ths
mole before reaching the f1rst luIH ane
easily held his field all the way u;I,'
comfortably in 60 rs SECONDS. Inc NJ IN
tonners were one, two, three IN the
half mile. with Connolly pointing lne
way TO walsh and Fitzgerald George
town also gained more poin.s nrra
Maronev tied with Altrup oi ..:,7,,
Washington for fourth place III ''" 'e''
jump .xcal,ent
ace in the two-mle South AtiaHtlc
contest He set the pace from tl,s srG,i XII,
followed closely by Green anu LII. LIZ
Sands of Virginia. These ha,f ~eea mar Tnart
vas nassed, then Stands fell back and
the first two settled to desperate due''
At the start of the final lap ireth Sna
lenged the leader vigorously. pu. Maan a..
ken opened brilliant sprint 1,;na tna, oaa Z,
Hopkins was third. s
Hutzler and Hern of Hopkihs tfe9
for second place in the high jump. ant,
their points swelled Hopkins total
to fourteen for the South At!an.E
events The jump was wop by Csia I,1 "a :
berlain of Virginia with a reap o. nv nv {
feet two and a hall incnes, st'n We've
old Dominion team a total OF eISe
points. Chamberlain continued jump
ms and cleared the bar at nVe rect
nine inches. a.. rio
catholic University scored its SIX
points in the 440 and $50. cannon e,
ting third place in the former "i,'e
sullivan and Brosnan finished tourln
distance. George Washington picheo
nm two and a half points with Man ,
sons fifth place in the quarter aio
AItrun's tie for fourth position IN the
high jump
uopkfns Noses Out Delaware.
The contest for the open-point tro-
nhy was a bitter one between 1op-
kins and Delaware. ana ne iatt.i.
with a two-man team. was nareiy
I1osed out. Booth OF the He"ark IN :
stitution won the mile and later start
ed from a poor position on the track
in the $50 and worked his way 20 the
front and won easily. His ten nolnts'
with the five scored by Harmer when
the latter finished first in quarter.
gave Delaware it's total.
Hopkins trailed the Delaware PAIR
in the track events. burst OF speed
that carried Aaronson. former Teen
High runner, to victory. over neld
including Griffith, De Ia Vergne and
LIE Gendre in the half-century. sprint
enabled the Baltimore university 70
garner its only block of five points in
the open tests. In the 50-yard hurdles
Aaronson ran second. again nosinE
out lie Gendre. and Haseltine and Null
liken finished second and third. re-
spectively. in the mile. When Hutz-
Ter and Hern tied for second place in
the jump they gave Hopkins the
omen honors with a total of sixteen
points.
Baltimore CrosS-country Club was
third in point standing with nine. Tom
McDonough proved that he still is a
smart athlete by taking the 50-yard
hurdles from a field of class Perkins
finished second in the quarter. Legg,
a teammate. followed across the line.
Chamberlain's success in the high
jump gave Virginia five points. Alloy
sius Club and Washington Canoe Club
each scored three. Griffith of the for
mer organization taking second in
the dash and Davis of the Paddlers
finishing second to Booth in the half.
LeGendre's third in the hurdles and
Malley's in the half gave Georgetown
its two points. De La Vergne, third in
the dash. made Catholic University's
lone mark.
Central Best Among Schools.
For a while. the race for the scholas-
tic trophy was a merry one between
Central and Western, but the former
finished we'll ahead when it took all
three places in the mile run. Central
came out Of the meet with score of
twenty-five points. while Western made
ten, Episcopal five and Stuyvesant of
WarEenton. Va, five.
Shfpley Of Central was far and away
the best scholastic miller He set a
fast pace during the first three-uuar-
ters and had plenty in reserve for the
last lap or two. Lutz and Buckman
followed Shipley home.
Central scored but one other first.
that Of Dynamite" Melton's in the
dash. This lanky youngster again
pointed the way to his captain, Hugh
Johnston. The Blue and White placed
second and third runners in the hurdles
In Littiepage and Thurher Myers ran
third in the quarter and Vessels second
in the half.
Westerns total was achieved by vic
tories in the hurdles and quarter.
Nichols outspeeded the. others in the
former and Lee Douglas was in front
all the way in the 440. For Episcopal,
Taliaferro was second in the quarter,
Cornick third in the dash and Davis
third in the half-mile Nax,;uo 80 =.