The Washington times., 1922-04-23
HILLTOP MEET
EASILY WON
BY G.. u. STARS
Maryland, G. w., and Gallaudet
OutcIassed in Nearly Every
Event by o'ReiIIy's Men.
By BRYAN MORSE.


X GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Vr with a score of 80 points
" completely outdistanced the
University of Maryland, George
Washington University, and Gal
laudet College, an added entrant,
in yesterdays track meet on the
Hilltop. The Blue and Gray ath-
letes easily outclassed the field,
save in two events. Maryland was
second with 20 points; George
Washington was third with 10
points, and Gallaudet fourth with
8 points. LeGendre, winner Of the
century in 10 seconds, and Beers
great shot put theave of A feet
3h inches were the features Of
the meet.
While the day was a bit chilly for
the athletes to get well limbered up,
there were plenty OF good perform
ances. While the blue and gray run
ners generally outclassed the others,
they provided themselves with first
class competition in the events in
which they won, or were given good
struggles by the other aspirants.
LeGendre flashed through with a
fine sprint in the century. He also
won the javelin. broad jump and dis
Gus without being extended. In the
mile, Connolly pushed by Brooks,
and Ganley won in 1882.
Kinally's quarter in 81 as was a
storling race while Gaffey's sprint
in the furlong in % fiat was another
fine bit of work. Beers, OF Maryland,
broke a record in the shot-put, win
ming the event. Compiler, also of
Maryland, won the two-mile run after
Crooks, his team-mate slackened
and allowed him to breast the tape.
Nichols. the former Western high
lad, competing for George Washing
ton, was an easy winner in the high
hurdles.
The results follow:
100-ysrd dash-Won by LeOendre,
GeorEetowni second. Gaffey, Georgetown;
third, wirts Georgetown. Time, 10 flat.
22O-ysrd dash-won by Gaffey, George
town; second, wirtz, Georgetown; third.
Kinally, Georgetown. Time, 2S tlat.
| Georgetown; second. Gray, GeorEetown
third, Hurlihee, Georgetown. Time 81 4-b
seconds.
ssO-yard Won by Msrsters,
| Georgetown. second, Brewster, George
town; third, Connolly, Georgetown. Time.
2:03:4.
Mile-won by Connolly, Georgetown;
| second, Brooks, Georgetown third, Can
| ley, Georgetown. Time, 4:35:2.
Two miles-won by Compiler, Mary
| land; second, Crooks, Maryland; third,
Tracey, George Washington. Time,
l0:b2;2.
120-yard hurdles-won by Nichols,
George Washington; second, Hennessy,
Georgetown; third, Pugh, Maryland.
Time. 1874.
220-yard hurdles Won by Tullar,
Georgetown; second, Cooke. Georgetown;
| third, Pugh, Maryland. Time, 81 is.
| Shotput-won by Beers Maryland; sec
ond, MRroney, Georgetown; third, Conte,
Georgetown. Distance, ~ feet 3% inches
| IS. A. record)
Javelin-won by LeGendre, George
| town; second, Beers, Maryland; third,
Boatwrisht, Galiaudet. Distance, l6s feet
| IL inches.
Discus-won by LeGendre, George
town; second, Maroney, Georgetown; third,
Beers Maryland. Distance, 1875 feet
| inches.
Pole vault-won by volkmere, George
| town; second, Tolson, George Washing
| ton; third, Van Doren, Maryland. Height,
High jump-Tie for first place between
| Hooker, Georgetown, and Boatwright,
| Gallaudet. Third, Maroney, Georgetown.
| Height, feet inches.
| Broad Jump 49, Won by LeGendre,
| Georgetown: second, Boatwright, GallRu-
| det; third, Tolson. George Washington,
| Distance, ~ feet 3 inches.