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Sarnmenilltning for fpnes Iar-
REORGANIZATION. De fem Sraaniia.
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Evening star., 1922-04-16
TRACK COMPETITION.

Time In most of the track events
was slow, due to a soggy field from
the heavy rain and to the strong
wind. The two-mile and mile events
were covered In slow time, notwith-
standing that each was a fine race.
In the mile Crooke of Maryland set
a fast pace for the first quarter, run
ming everybody. including himself,
almost out. Crooke and Smith fought
it out for first place in the straight
away. with the latter winning by a
small margin. Compiler captured the
two-mile event for Maryland in a
finish in the stretch. during which he
was pushed to the limit by Howard.
Compiler held the lead practically
the entire. race, but. never was ahead
more than three yards at any time.
Washington and Lee captured the
100-yard dash and 120!yard high hur-
dies. the first two events on the pro-
gram, and after that maintained a
good lead. In fact. Washington and
Lee made almost a clean sweep of
the track events, Pugh being the only
Maryland man besides Compiler who
finished first.
Ward of Washington and Lee, one
of the stellar high Jumpers and pole
portunity to show his wares. He can
do more than six feet in the former
and about eleven feet six inches, In
the latter, but stopped jumping in
both events after having topped the
bar high enough to beat out Mary
lands representatives.
Thoms of Washington and Lee won
the leo and 220 yard dashes, and
CARRIER finished second in both.
Summaries:
1oo-yard dash-won by Thomas {W. and
II; second. CARRIER tW. and LJ; third. Glen
(MarylandD, Time, O,1U 80.
Toward high .hurdles-won by smmonds
Push tMnryIantl VT Tine. ;,1 eI5 T. wv ,,,.,.
sraoss = SD;'n third 'ns Suasei
CMaryland). Time. 4.54.
44O-yard dash-Won by Williams tW; and
Ii: second. Endslow (Maryland). Time.
sso-yard runaawon by Humphreys Cw: and
l.; second. Robertson s tMaryland); Hy third.
Iand): second. Rhodes w and Ii: third.
stolz (w. and L.: Time. O:2s.
.soad Garbes BY and I thr Gen
maryland. Time. 0.24 3-5.
High jump-Won by Ward (W: and L.l: Sec
ond; Beers !Marylsndl; third. Novak MARY
Two-miIe run-wen by Compiler lMaryland,; /;
second. Howard (W. and L.): third. Smith
w Ysno%nd aaa d :holpus T,me 17aa Won by Beer, .ry
landJ: second. Lewis (w. and I-) third. sil-
versfein wv. and L.. distance. - #. II in.
rss ssa by Baum W
for second. Height. #. in.
Javelin throw--Won by Beers (Maryiandl;
second 1Ggns %s;,nSa Margan ia "a third in Ward "
second. Lewis CIV. and IL: third. Novak
tMarylandl. Distance. Is IT, u In In, ,.
second. Beers tMaryland) third. Young MARY
land). Distance. 1U7 #. in.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
HAvRE De GRACE ENTRIES

Fi1t raos. the Hartford Junior: two-year-
olds; four furlonRs-Danel 116: keenan,, 10;
Woodland, 110; True Filler. 40; Usage, 10;
Veronica, 1O1; Irish Pat, 110; Setting Sun,
Second noe. steeplechase, selling; four
year-olds and up; about two miles-Lemar-
soutn, 149; Inhdel II, 141; Flight Captain,
l39; Sim Feiner II. 132; Fair Mack. LAG;
Smithfeld. 139; sHighland Lad, lS9; Briganna, /,
1si; Bronze Eagle. l4ai Kathryn Harlan. 1ss:
Third race. c. claiming; thre.-yea.-o,d. and M;
L'Eclair. lis; ssgacity. 10; sBrisht lights.
104; sknight OF the Heather. 122; Lads Love,
115; Sidereal, lib; Ultra Gold, 100; sTroubler,
gs; ATsshsoon; ss o II; 'War Note, lis; sweepy,
Fourth rsos. the TOsrery purse for three
year-old nllies; Eve and one-hslf furlongs-
Second Thoughts. lis: Prelude, 10s: The Ven
geance, 102; Ultimate. 102; All Fair, liz;
Grace Mayors. 104: Bountiful, 1O2; Sailing
Along. 102: Penitent. 10s; Roulette. lO4;
Maryland Belle. f02: Confusion. 90.
Fifth raoe, the Edgewood purse; four-year-
Tom McTaggert. 100; Fairway. 1o6; Our Flag.
100; Halu, 109; Due de Morny, 106; Jeg, 100;
Merrimac. l06.
Sixth raoe. claiming; for four-year-olds and
qp; one mile and and fssroDgn,Midnisht s1s Sur
100; syerity, 1O3.
Seventh race, claiming; Three-year olds and
up; one and one-sixteenth miles-LAzy Lou,
los; sBin Hunley. los; 'Iron Boy, 1O5; 'Rose-
ate. 100; Rayenswood. 50; Holster, 106; 'Car.
105; 'Refugee. lol; MARY Jane Baker. 100:
Thistle queen, 1ol; Vanity Dresser, 81; Yelled
Colleen, IS. Also elegibls-'Prunes, 10l;
sPanay, 06;. sLittle Dear. 101; sBryngar, 9l.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
.PENN]CREWS TRIUMPH
I'm RACES WITH YALE

PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania oarsmen to-
day made q clean sweep of all events
over the Henley course on the Schuyl-
kill river In the annual dual regatta
with Yale. Pennsylvania crews, en-
plJying tho American system, proved
superior In power and skill over the
Yale bladesmen. who used the Eng
lish system.
The three races were held over the
Henley one-mile and 550-yard course
in the Schuylkill river. The time for
The varsity crew was: Pennsylvania.
dS3; Yale, 7.02. The time for the
1S5-pound crew was: Pennsylvania,
6.45;. Yale, 6.56. while the time for
the Junior varsity event was: Penn
sylvania, 7.02 Us; Yale. 7.08 rs.
In the varsity and 15o-pound class
races the Pennsylvanians jumped
ahead at the start and maintained
their lead to the finish, but in the
junior varsity the Yale crew got
away hrst. However. their pace was
not fast enough to keep the advan-
tage, for after a few yards Pennsyl-
vania's shell forged ahead and re-
manned there.
The preliminary race between
graduate eights brought Yale its only
consolation, as tho Pennsylvania crew
was defeated on q half-mile course.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
BASE BALL BATTLE.

Georgia got a three-run lead In the
second and third innings and held 1t
eaully until the fourth, when Nary
land got one man over on singles by
Burtiette and Watkins and base on
balls to Besley. In the fifth Mary
land opened up on Sale and four
}ingles, a base on balls and home
run by Semler produced five runs ana
gave Maryland three-run lead. The
lead was short lived. however. as in
the first half of the sixth Thomason
hit for a home-run and after Hutche-
son had singled, Allen clouted an
other homer. tying up the count. That
ended the scoring until the first half
of the twelfth.
Georgia's winning run was due to
a misplay. Clark led off the first
half of the final inning and hit a
sharp single over second. Semler
came In too fast and the ball got
through him and rolled far enough
to allow Clark to make the circuit
- Sohrider started on the slab for
Maryland and. notwithstanding that
he famed three men in the first
inning. did not have his usual stuff
on the ball. Wilson, who succeeded
him after Sale had singled after three
runs had crossed in the sixth, pitched
exceptionally good ball. tanning
seven and allowing only three hits.
Burdette had another good day with
the bat for Maryland. connecting for
four hits out of six times up. Clark
of Georgia had the same kind of
Score.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
IN VAN
IN HARTFORD HANDICAP

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd. April 15.-
Picking up 1872 pounds, Willis Sharpe
Kilmers Exterminator, which for
several seasons has stood out among
the countrys distance performers,
today defeated a classy field at six
furlongs in the Hartford County han
dicap, the opening days feature race
here,
Albert Johnson's riding was a big
factor in Exterminator's unexpected
triumph. Summaries:
First race. purse for maiden two-year-old.
colts and geldings. 4 Observation-Disclosures
Il5 Penmsn,. Ayo; $40 ana nc -S "a .s son; on
second; Cartoonist. 115 KELSEY. $3.50. tird.
Time 0.491-5. Amber. 'Out and Gone
81. P: whitney. entry. tBud Fisher entry.
Second race. claiming for thTee, e,year,Oids
%r.cser 1Sl M ies Ssee r. Ree, third Ti%e.
LII. Explosive, Whalebone. Rolo. Fictile.
Cachet. Service Star, Ting and Rud-
Third race. the Tip-Top Purse, for three
ischuttinger). $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50. won:
Care Taker. 1Oe tRowanl. $3.50 and 800.
second; Last Effort. 90 (Langl, $500. third.
Time. 100 2-5. Apex, ouesada, Brainstorm
and st. Maurice also ran.
Fourth race, Hartford Handicap, for three
year-olds and up, G furlongs-Exterminat tor.
132 iJohnson). sI1. 90. $3.50 and 81. 80. won;
Billy Kelly. 1872 tTurnerl. $3.50 and LOO.
second; Dexterous. 102 (Lang), $500. third.
Time, LA As. Exodus. By Gone Days. Duc
de Morny. The Boy. Missionary. Bungabuck.
Broomster and Mercury also ran.
Fifth race, for tlree-year-olds and mp, I
mile and 20 yards-Dresden. 81 tPenmanl:
I.angl. s4.4o. $500. second: Polly Ann. lo5
tKummer), $3.50. third. Time. 1.48. sea
Pirate. Our Flag. By Jimmy also ran.
Sixth race claiming, for four-yesr-olds and
mp, LIS miles--King John. lis tKeoghl
1910. $3.50. $3.50, won: Fluzey. 100 (Wal.
iace), 5000: $3.50. second. Ineog. 10e
tThomas). SEQ. third. Time. LAB 4-5. Tan.
son. Our Birthday and Anniversary also ran.
Seventh race, claiming for four-year.oldl
and up. ! mile and = ,furlons-Attorney. 10s
1ol tsYartz,: $500. $3.50. second; Bar
ons 4 Tsr,iH {Waiace1; D;,a sloso third time Time
Attorney Muir and waukeag also ran.
Evening star., 1922-04-16

(b) II four are to be seeded: Nos. l
and as above. Nos. and 4 shall be
drawn by lot; the first drawn shall be
placed at the top of the second quar-
ter; the second shall be placed at the
top of the fourth quarter.
(c) II eight are to be seeded: Nos.
/, 2, and 4 as above outlined; Nos.
s, 6, and shall be drawn by lot.
The first name drawn will be placed
at the top of the first eight mot al
ready occupied by seeded entranD
in the top half, the second name
drawn in the first eight (not already
occupied by a seeded entrant) in the
bottom half. the third name drawn in
the first eight (not already occupied
by a seeded entranD in the top half.
and so on.
I'D II sixteen are to be seeded:
Nos. to shall be drawn as above
outlined. Nos. 8 to Is shall be drawn
in similar manner. except that they
shall be drawn and placed at the top
Of respective sixteenths.
Ill The names of all the remaining
competitors shall be written on sepa-
rate cards or papers, placed in a suit
able receptacle. withdrawn one by one
at random and copied on sheet in
the order drawn. The first name or
names drawn shall constitute the
byes Gf any) not already filled by
seeded men in the top half Of the
draw; the next name or names drawn
shall constitute the places not al
ready filled by seeded men in the first
round. and the last name or names
drawn shall constitute the byes (if
any) not already filled by seeded men
in the lower half of the draw.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
CENTRAL R|FLEMEN WIN
DC. SCHOLASTIC TITLE

Central High Schools rifle team,
with "a total of 2.190 points. took first
honors and The Evening Star trophy
in the District interscholastic cham
pionship match. held last week over
the Central indoor range. Hartshorn.
Crockett, Gatchel, Hobbs. A Smith
and McDill did the firing for the Blue
and White. Business High finished
second with 2.144, Western was third
with 1894. Central seconds fourth
with 1861. Tech fifth with 1856 and
Eastern last with 1863.
Central boys finished one-two in the
indoor individual championships. Rob-
ert Hart tshorn led the field to capture
the Winter medal with score of 379,
and j. w. Crockett was second with
one point less. Other scores were
Stacey Middleton of Business. 37T;
of Business 373.
Indoor stages Of the High School Ca
det Company team and the all-around
individual championship matches also
were fired. Company teams qualify
ing for the final outdoor stage and
their scores were: Company C. LIST
Regiment, Central. 649: Company F.,
Sd Regiment. Eastern. 551; Company
II. Sd Regiment. Western, SO. The
outdoor, stage will be fired next month
and the winner will receive the r
Harris Company cup.
Those qualifying for the outdoor
stage of the individual championship
were: Middleton. Business. 200: Harts-
horn, Central, 200; Anadale. Busi-
ness. 1873: McDiIl. Central. 1879; A.
Smith. Central. 1873: Crockett. Gem
trail. 1913; Rice. Central. 1873; Hobbs,
Central. 1877; Strawbridge. Tech, 1877:
De Atley. Tech. 1886: Milwit, Central
1876; T. Smith. Central, 1876. The win
ner will be awarded the w. r Stokes
cup.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
ALTER RULEON FOULS
IN BASKET. BALL. CODE

E NEW YORK, April 15.-Alteration
of the foul rule Of basket ball, In :
cluding the extension of the foul
lane across the playing court, and al
lowing two tries for basketto vic
Tins of personal fouls in a designat-
ed foul zone. was adopted today by
the national board of approved bas-
ket ball officials.
1t was the first radical change OF
the rule to be made by a governing
basket ball organization in twenty
years and was decided upon after a
two-day discussion, during which
donment of the basket from foul
and other drastic alterations.
The board ruled that personal
fouls should be declared in event Of
deliberate pulling, pushing. charg-
ing or tripping. delaying the game,
coaching from sidelines and un-
sportsmanlike conduct
For minor offenses, such as viola
tions of the running with ball, hand
behind back and dribbling rules, the
ball will be given to the opposing
team out of bounds. When the ball
is held within the foul area it will
be tossed up on the foul line.
In connection with dribbling, the
board ruled that player may take
one step and must get rid of the ball
All officers OF the board were re-
elected They are: Chairman, Will
liam H. Ball, Y. NJ. c. A, New York !;
secretary. George T. Hepburn. A. A.
U, New York: treasurer. Ralph Nor
gan, N. c. A. A. Philadelphia: edi-
tor of rules book, Oswald Tower,
Andover.
Evening star., 1922-04-16
SLAHERY TO REFEREE
LEGION ATHLETIC MEET

DR.. Michael J. Slattery has accepted
the invitation to referee the second
annual track and field meet of the
American Legion to be held in the
Central High School stadium May s.
James Mulligan. will be starter and
Royce Hougb chief OF judges. Other
South Atlantic athletic circles.
A special entry fee of twenty-five
cents has been established for scho-
lastic athletes anxious to compete In
the games. A silver cup will be
awarded the winning freshman team
on the program for the schoolboys.
A complete list of meet officials
follows:
Director Of games-Cbarles W. Swan. Mary
Assistant directors--Austin E. Imirie, George
Washington: 1. Fl. Horton, N. c. s.
Referee-Dr. Michael ]. sIattery, O. Y. NJ
A. U.
Assistant % an cierksLW. Robbins, i. A. A. c.;
starter.J. ". Mulligan. eeorgetexn:
Assan. ~: N., Stern vEgi1,a Ris.x
Potomac Boat Club; DR.. p 3. Larkin. Cornell.
R. Fuller. 7. NJ: 9. A.; DR.. Ray Van orman.
Johns Hopkins: John J. Connolly, Georgetown;
Charles V. Moran. Catholic University; Sam
Edmonston. Georgetown; John Barr. Harvard;
Col. G. c. Chambers. Army; Fred Walker.
sabin. Army; Dr. George 7. Sharp. George
washington; Neal Bi-kenshaw, Georgetown;
J. T. Daley. Georgetown.
CoIiidower, Georgetown: Prof C. e. Beckett,
7. NJ. 6. Al. Dr.. A. ]; Mcintyre. Pennsyi-
vania; Paul Magof1n. Michigan. ,,
Marty west. Georgetown; P. @. Lauinser.
Georgetown.
"gscorerWJohn OMEN. Georgetown.
Annourcer-Jack Haas. st. Johns.
Assistant announcers-o. =. White, CLIFFORD
Spence.