Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-14
7.SOUTH ATLANTIC
RECORDS SMASHED
Greatest Meet in History of
Association Run at Char.
lottesviIIc.
LECENDRE is REAL STAR
Georgetown Athlete Sets
Marks in Javclin and
Broad Jump.
LECENDRE is REAL STAR

CHAR1-OTTESVILL VA. May -.
Georgetown led the field today in
the most remarkable championships
meet ever held by the South Atlantic
intercollegiate Association. winning
by margin OF nineteen points. Seven
South Atlantic records were broken
and two equaled.
The total points scored by each
college follows: Georgetown, ca: Vir-
sinia. As; Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutc. 80: Virginia Military Insti-
tnte. %: Washington and Lee, Is:
Johns Hopkins. Is: Maryland. C,
North Carolina. 3: william and Mary.
3: George Washington. /: University
of Richmond. /.
Georgetown accounted for three re-
cords. Bob Lcgendre winning the
broad jump with % feet. and the
tarelin with ia feet 4 inches, while
Marsters flashed across in the half
mile in :55 1-5, heating the record
by three seconds Herlihy. OF George
town. equaled the quarter record.
winning the closest race OF the day In
so fiat.
Chamberlain breaks Recora.
bernard Chamberlain, of Virginia,
topped the high jump record with the
remarkable leap OF feet 4 "a Inches.
Booth, OF Johns Hopkins. clipped IL
seconds on the two-mile mark, win
ming by forty yards in e:39 3-5. In
the pole vault. Zundei, OF Virginia.
hung up new record with a leap of
II feet IL Is Inches. Beers, of Mary
land, added foot to the shot put.
winning over. Summers, OF Virginia
Military Institute. the record holder,
with a heave of ~ feet i-2 inches
Clarke, OF Hopkins. who pulled a
tendon after he tied the record in the
century dash yesterday. did not COM
pete today.
Georgetown got no less than eight
first places. Legendre was respon-
sibie for five OF these, winning every
event in which he started. He cap
tured the 100 and 220 dashes withease.
broke records in the broad jump and
javelin and placed first In the discus.
scoring In all twenty-five points.
Connolly Wins Mile.
In addition to Marsters and Her
lehy, the Blue and Gray had another
hrst-piace winner in Jimmy Connol-
ly. the intercollegiate mile champion,
who had no difficulty in capturing the
mile. He also finished at Marsters'
shoulder in the record breaking half.
Bowles. of Virginia Poly, annexed
frst> place in both high and low
hurdles.
After being fouled on the first lap
OF the auarter:mile, Baker. OF Vir-
ginia: took the lead. but was forced
TO yield It to Herlihy. of Georgetown.
Summaries:
loo-yard dash-Won by Legendre.
Georgetown: second. Brittingham.
V. p. l.; third. O'Byrne, Georgetown
fourth. Aaronson. Hopkins: fifth.
Gaffy. Georgetown. Time. 101-5
seconds.
l2O-yard hurdles-Won by Bowles,
V. p. l.; second. Brown, ". NJ. J.;
third. Fuller. Georgetown; fourth.
Hearn. Hopkins: NTH. Radcliffe. Uni
versity OF Richmond. Time. 1s 2-6
seconds.
440-yard dash-won by Rerlihy.
Georgetown; second. Baker. Virginia;
third. Bohannon. Virginia.; fourth
Kennally. Georgetown; fifth. Skinner.
Hopkins. Time. 90 seconds.
Mile run-Won by Connolly. George
town; second. Brooks, Georgetown:
third. Coward, Virginia; fourth. Ran
som. North Carolina; fifth. Newman
v. II l. Time. minutes 272-5
seconds.
Javelin Won by Legendre,
Georgetown: second, Drewry. V. NJ.
l.; third. Moore. William and Mary;
fourth. Davis, Virginia.; NTH, Beers.
Maryland. Distance ia feet 4 inches.
Shot put-Won by Beers, Mary
land: second. Summers, v. NJ. l.;
third. Winston, Virginia; fourth. Nc
Dorman, V. r. l.; fifth. Westco.t,
Two-mlle run--Won by Booth,
Hopkins; second. a. Stands, Virginia.;
third. Purser. North Carolina; fourth,
G. Stands. Virginia.; fifth Smith, w.
& NJ Time, minutes 1885, seconds.
Half-mile Won by Marsters.
Georgetown; second. Connolly,
Georgetown; third. Humphreys. w.
C L.; fourth. Rohannon. Virginia:
fifth. Simmons, George Washington
Time. / minute 551-5 seconds.
High, jump-Won by Chamberlain,
Virginia.; second. Davis. Virginia:
Ward, OF Washington and Lee,
Hooker, fof Georgetown. and Byrd,
V. p. l.. tied for third place. Heighth.
6 feet 43-4 inches.
Discus-Won by Legendre. George
town; second. Summers. ". NJ. T.;
third, Gleaves, Virginia.: fourth,
Drewry, v. NJ. l.; fifth. Hambleton,
Hopkins. Distance, 124 feet.
Broad jump-Won by Legendre,
Georgetown; second, McElroy. ". p.
l.; third, W. & L.; fourth, BYRD. ".
p. l.; NTH, Aaronson, Hopkins. Dis
lance. % feet.
220-yard hurdles-Won by Bowles,
v. p l.; second, schenck. Virginia:
third. Kellogg, ". & H.: fourth,
Woodward, v. p. I. Time, 90 as
seconds
220-yard dash--Won by Legendre,
Georgetown; second. O'Byrne,
Georgetown; third, Birmingham, v,
T. T.; fourth Woodward. ". p. Il.
Time, % 3-5 seconds.
Pole vault--Won by Zundel, Vir-
Einia; Ward aud Norman, ot Wash
nEtonS and Lee, and Aaronson, ( OF
Hopk lns, tied for: second place 1. fifth.
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