Evening star., 1922-04-23

for the south Atlantic section.
In the hundred the big fellow COW
cred the distance in ten seconds fiat.
and it was rather remarkable that
five watches caught him in just that
time. In the discus he tossed the
plate more than 125 feet. in the
javelin he did 16s IT. IL in. and he
hroad-jumped % IT. in. And that
not being enough. after the meet was
finished, Sir Robert went out and ran
1.500 meters just to get in shape for
the pentathlon event at the Penn
relay games this week.
Beers Sets ShOt-Put Mark.
Only one south Atlantic record went
by the boards. and that was broken
lay Beers of Maryland when he heaved
the 16round shot "A IT. in. The
mark exceeded by six inches the
record set by Beers himself u week
ago in Il dual meet with WashinSto
and Lee. Beers had quite a tilt with
lie Gendre in the javelin. as he led the
Georgetown man until the last throw
by the latter. The Marylander held
the lead with n toss of l61 IT. tn
until LIE Gendre ran to the mark for
the last tine and shot the spear in
his final effort 16S 1T. IL in.
Georgetown showed at the be-
ginning of the meet what might be
expected of its athletes when 1T
qualified all six men for tire final of
the hundred-yard dash, getting nrst
and second place IN each of the three
heats. In the final LIE Gendre beat his
teammates by a good three yards in
iiat time, running cne of the best
dsshes he has ever turned in in COM
petition.
In the 2a0-yard dash Georgetown
>sprinters again PRESENTED a lot OF
koelS for their oil pUuentS to envy,
fak all three blageS. lTdffeS got
first, Werts second and kinnaly third.
The event was wen easily. Ganey
finishing about five yards ahead of
his teammates.
Nichols Winner for q. W. u.
George Washington scored first
place in the 120-yard high hurdles,
Nichols beating Hennessy of George
town and Pugh OF Maryland in only
fair time, II 2-5 seconds. The other
hurdle event, 220-yard low. went to
Georgetown, Tullar being the victor
by small margin over Cooke. his
teammate. and Pugh.
Boatwright of Galiaudet turned i'll
good performance in the broad Jump,
although not good enough 10 push Lee
,iendre. He got second place, how
ever and the tape showed him to
have cleared more than twenty feet.
Besides getting second place i'll the
broad jump, Boatwright also tied with
Hooker of Georgetown for first place
in the high jump. Both Hooker and
Boatwright cleared the bar at feet
= in, but could not get over when
il was raised two inches.
In fact, it was Boatwright who
scored all eight of Gallaudet's points.
He tied for first in the high jump. got
javelin throw.
Two-Mile Race to Compiler.
Not a Georgetown man entered the
two-mile race and the first two places
went to Maryland and third to
George Washington. Compiler led
every step of the way. but probably
could have been beaten by Crooke,
one of his teammates. in the straight
away if the latter had cared to forge
ahead in the last ten yards. Tracey of
George Washington ran second TO
Compiler and really seemed to have
Il good chance to win until Compiler
and Crooke began to cut loose In the
last geo yards.
Georgetown started in the mile the
four men it expects to make up Its
four-mi'e team in the championship
relay race at that distance in the
Pennsylvania games next Saturday
and they finished in the first four
places. Connolly. OF course. won, but
he did not get very far away from
brooks. who is mex; best of the quar-
tet the Blue and Gray is to depend
upon. Connolly covered the distance
in 4S5 2-5, comparatively slow time Tor
him. but he ran the race in sucn way
as TO draw the best out OF the three
men VINO with MIN are 10 MAKE up the
quartet.
The meet, while a walkaway for
Georgetown. was nothing other than
was expected. but it was generally
thought by those participating that
ir was successful and should be con-
tinued as an annual affair. 1t prob
ably will be, and in the course OF two
or three years should develop INTO
an exceptionally interesting set OF
.track and field games, especially II
Catholic University becomes repre-
sented.
The Summaries.
loo-yard desh-won by Le Geadre. George %
Town: second. Gaffey; Georgetown: 'hird'
werts. GsorsctowR: Time m s.,ni,., Lie; MARYLAND.
second. crcoke: Maryland; EIla 70 NH Tracey
discus sesa5s Msfancs @ Geofseown: third
Beers Maryland. Distance. 10 feet .ncnes'
onemile run-WoH by soTnolyi third e9ise Gsa
~44o-yard dash-won by Kinnaly. GeorEe-
Ssn issrSesca ssrSeS sray rims. SSeFssNh Ss n ~
is-pound shotput-won by, Beers Mary
1ad 'esema e:ssTre,oWn a'-b bs,snsa. Il feet So
.,rhes. New record for south Atlantic section.
c2o-yard hurdIes-won by Tpllar. George
town: second. Cooke. Georgetown; third Pugh.
NsryIand Time. OF 1-5.
Hish jump-Tie between Hooker of George
avn and Roa twright of Gallaudet for first
,,are. third Maroney. Georgetown. Height.
feet : Inches.
ssO-yard run-Won by Marsters. Georgetown;
c,ond Brewster, Georgetown: third, Con-
un;Iv Georgetown Time, 2.03 4-5.
iao-ysrd high hurdles7Won by Nichols,
tnTn. third Puch Maryland. Time. 0.11 2-J.
Pole vault-wen by volkmore Georsetown;
.~rond. Tolson. GeorEetown: third Van Doren.
Jsyelin throw-Won by Le Gendre. George
,,rn: second, Beers, Maryland; third, Boat
right. Gallaudet Distance. loS feet II
tches.
eao-yard dash-won by Gaffey. Georgetown:
.coni werts. Georgetown; third, kinnaiy,
GEORGETOWN Time O23 3.5
broad jump-wcn by Ie Gendre Georgetown;
..,nnd Eoa iwrign.. t;alIaudet third. Tolsop.
corgr Washington. rs Th".. fee' .
laeiies.