The Washington times., 1922-04-20

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The 100-yard mark in the S. A. I.
A A. records will probably stand
The century was turned in 10 SEQ
onds flat by Griffith and Horter, of
Georgetown: Wagner, OF Johns Hop
kins; Maxson. of Virginia. and
Fuqua, of Virginia Poly.
Maxson, of Virginia, holds the fur
long record OF 21 s-5. Clark. Of Hop,
kins. has approximated this time In
trials this spring and looks formid'
able. In the quarter the record is
held by Eddie Stebbins, Of George
town, and stands at 80 seconds fiat.
Kinally, of Georgetown; Baker, OF
Virginia, and Woodward, OF V. Z. L.
stand a chance to equal this.
Georgetown has Connolly. Brewster
and Marsters as nominations for the
$50 record, which stands at 1903, and
is held by Norris, of Virginia, made
In 1916.
All three Georgetown men have
made better than 1853 indoors and
out, Connolly pulling up a week
ago I'm the Penn State-Georgetown
engagement In a fifth over the
record time. Marsters was clocked
In 1855 indoors this winter.
Last spring, with little opposition
Connolly turned in 4:99 in the mile
His record of 4:l72 in the intercot
leRtates last spring is seconds better
than the mark of 4:262 for the
South Atlantics held by Abbott oi
Virginia
There seems to be no one capable
of bettering Chinn's record OF sAoL
sor the two miles. The V. p. /. man
In 1915 set what seems to be a first,
class mark and one which will stand
Tor awhile. .,
John H. Cronley, OF Virginia, with
marks of Is 1-5 in the high huroles
and "a S-5 for the low hurdles, seems
to have put the figures where they
will stand for the present. -,
The high lump s. A. record Is held
at present by Connolly, of Johns
Hopkins University, and stands al
6 II. u in. Bernard Chamberlain,
Virginia's captain, recently did . II;
3 in, and is credited with mark oi
6 It. in. In practice at Charlottes'
Vile. He looks good enough this
year to create a new record.
Bob I,eGendre, Of Georgetown, ID
expected to set a new record In the
broad Jump. LeGendre did % II. IL
In. recently, which is s inches better
than the record held by Maxson, OF
Virginia, made in 1918. Maxson's
record in the broad jump with that
of Gilbert Horrax, OF Hopkins, at II
II, 6 in. in the pole vault, are the Old
est on the South Atlantic books, be
ing made in 1913.
Last spring LeGepdre, Of George
town, set n new record I'm the ave
lin, with a throw OF 16S feet 0
inches. He did Ill feet inches IN
a meet last week and Is expected TO
break the 8. A. record this spring:
Beers, Of Maryland, indoors. s3d
out this season, has bettered the
mark OF 3 feet 2 inches credited to
Francis Summers, the giant v,
NJ 4. athlete, who made the record
last spring.
In composition LeGendre has done
better than 129 feet In the discus. the
record he made last spring.
At the present writing Maxson, OF
Virginia, holds three s. A records
His performances in the hundred
two-twenty and broad Jump are on
the books. Cronley holds the high
and low hurdle records.
I,eGendre holds the javslin and dis
Gus marks. 1t would not be at all
s1rprising to see Connolly, Of George
town, set new marks in the half and
mile, and LeGendre add the broad
lump mark to his list in displacing
Maxson.