Evening star., 1922-02-26

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- Georgetown ran away with
md Central Hlgh School was rum
honoes In the scholastic competition
tidnai events, the athletes from Wa
$eiay races, Georgetown beating For
Points In the open events were dis-
Aeshuted as fonowss Georgetown 49,
Hrstnia, II, Lafayette. 9. Penn
State. s, Maryland. s; PennsyNanla'
~, Carnesie Tech. 3: Navy: 3; Mea9.
0Wbrook, 8; Princeton. 3; HopKinS' >.
Syracuse. I: Washington ana Lee =
Scholastic point scores were: bas. as.
etmore City college. p; s,. Centrss,i. ie: *
Western, S: Mount ST. Josepns, ..
Baltimore Army and Navy Preps' O. ,.
Atlanta Tech, 5; WoodDerry -
Tech, 2; Gilman. l.
Score in the Dashes.
washington scored heaVlly III nv rhe
omen and scholastic centuries. Ine
FORMER went to LeGendre OF George
town, while Kern of Central I9on
the school event in the latter, Goraon
Of Central finished third behlno q
woodbury. Forest entry ana m nr,n4s riuHs
Of Burleigh, a teammate. Botn sprlI.s
w.re made in 010 is SECONDS.
Georretown started three men In the
final, but Tuller and Kinaliy couio ho1
keep up to the pace ,r,,-
Georgetown runners performeo otnh a,a
liantly in the half mile III rae raee' furiong. q M
brewster and Marsters ran one. two
in the $50 that was clocked IN the
aneedy time of 1.57 Is seconds;
carey ran second, ten yards oehiho
Kelly Of Lafayette. IN the zS' sn5shed
about three yards behind Bohannon NJ OF I
Virginia in the open quarter; Inc
Blue and Gray runner was closliss
fast and might have given lne oiu
Dominion athlete better pattle hau
he spurted earlier
Hilltoppers Win Relay.
aeoreetown had no difficulty beat
lns Fordham in mile ana .1,n. seven.
ei9hths relay race. The Hilltoppers
junned into a quick lead and never
were threatened. Connolly reeled OH
a good mile to finish the event
notwithstanding his efforts against
Fordham. Jimmy came back or. .ilan.. A. .
" in the open mile and STAYED on a
determined rally made by Booth VI
Hopkins, scratch runner.
GEORGETOWN did not have a mile re-
lay in the south Atlantic champion
ship race and that event went TO
Johns Hopkins by big margin. llr-
gina finishing second and washington
and Lee third. Bohannon OF virginia d d
made a brilliant effort in the secono
! part of the relay and aitnnush ne
started ten yards back OF ooth tIe
,osing runners, who were well TO.
,Eether, he made up the distance ana
finished on even terms. Succeeoins
Hopkins runners, however. were 700
fast for the men from the Ola Do
ninion. pos,,
Reers of the University of Maryland
With a handicap of six feet, he besteo
formidable weight men Of Navy. Penn
and Virginia. john Loehler, FORMER
George Washington University man.
now at Lafayette competed in this
event. but was well behind most of the
field. -
Chamberlain Of Virginia came witnlh a
record he set last year. me iaaky
Charlottesville entry leaped two inches
better than six feet to beat Feeney OF
Georgetown by half inch
schOOlboy Sets Mark.
Proctor, a Mount St Joseph jump
er, set a South Atlantic indoor scho-
lastic record when he won tonight
with a leap of five feet. ten inches:
He was scratch entrant Meade OF
Central got third place.
For the fifth successive year a
Western High School boy captured
the scholastic quarter. Lyle Foun-
tain, quickly working his way to
the front after the start, set pace
TOO hot for the others to follow con-
sistently Washington got two oth-
er places in the event BIZ Mont
somery of Central finished third be
hind Whitford of Baltimore CITY s noi.
lege and in front of Johnston, Tech
High runner.
The half-mile scholastic might have
been won by Washingtonian had
johnson of Central closed early m
stead Of waiting until the start Of
the last lap. Rohr of Baltimore City
college quickly assumed a lead. but
tust lasted to beat johnson by
Eard.
Fourth place in the scholastic shot
tput went to April of Tech through s,ag n
than was accorded Duffy of Central.
sThe latter made the longer heave, but
April had an advantage of six inches.
! Tech was easy for Baltimore City
felay. The Manual Trainers man
aged to keep in the race until the
third half mile. when Episcopal
forged to the front. The latter fal-
tered In the final $50 ana stevens
Baltimore anchor. won pulled up.
Tech won by six yards in half
mile relay with Episcopal. Bal ltmore
POLY and Gilman. hillian and Morris
nnened hearty lead that Scott and
Pugh maintained. Episcopal barely
beat Poly for the place.
The freshmen OF the onlversity o., o,
those of Virginia in mile race;
virginia held slight lead until
Douglas, former Western High boy.
running third. took up the running.
He Increased the lead to about TWEEN.
ty yards, allowing Irvine to loaf
Washington Canoe Club and the
eth Regiment quartet had a nip-and-
tuck mile relay, Mcnamara and Hen
derson kept on even terms with the
Baltimoreans. but Stevens was once
PASSED by his guardsmen opponent.
Karl Knight had lead OF less than
one ward when he took up the race
AGAINST Andrews, but this advantage
Mas Increased to more than five.
Navy Presses Penn State.
NAVY gave Penn State a keen race
Through the first two sets of their
mile and -eighths relay. and
fena State started their half-mile
run on even terms. The Nittany
ION outdistanced his man by about
Ia Yards and in the mile Shields
Kicked up enough to give Penn State
q win by 49,. despite gallant run
by Curtis.
Tho SUMMARIZE.
10o-yard. epen-won BY Ls Gendre: 9; o:
lscratch); third. Kelly, Lafayette "a yards)'
St ioo-ysrd, schola.tie-won by Kern. Central
13h yards): third. Gordon. Central t2h
Sards); fourth, Burleigh. Central t2h yards).
Eime. 1901.
Half mile scholastic-Won by Rohr. Bal
simore City College t22 yards); second. John
Son. Central 10 yardsl; third. Whitford. Bal
,;n,n,~ civ College (iS yardSl: fourth. De