The Washington times., 1922-04-23
MIDDIES WIN
FROM HARVARD
AND VIRGINIA
Well Balanced Field and Track
Team Upsets Dope, Doubling
Opponents Scores in Meet.

A NNAP0LIS, Md, April "a
~ The Naval Academy scored
- u one of its greatest triumphs
in its history this afternoon when
it defeated Harvard and the Uni
versity of Virginia in triangular
field and track meet, scoring more
points that both of its opponents.
The Naval Academy, with an ex-
tremely we'll balanced team, plac-
ing in every event, scored 64 "
points. Harvard's score was go u,
lust half as much as the Navy,
while Virginia, which showed real
class in the sprints, was but
slightly behind with 29k points.
With Baker, an easy winner IN
the 100 and 220, Virginia took good
lead at the start. The Nays flst Dig
haul was when IL took first In the
quarter with Hammond, and cleaned
nm in the half mile with Curtis,
Tammany and Shepherd. Curtis LED
in the mile race for three quarters,
but was overhauled by Burke, the
Harvard crack, and beaten by TWO
yards.
The Navy clinched the meet when
IL took both hurdle events, with
Huckens and Hudson, and Increased
The lead all through the field events.
The local records fell in the weight
events, Leggett adding two Ieet'
one and a half inches with ms
tayelin throw Of l6s feet mches'
and Clapp lettering the discus
figure by one foot three and nan
inches with his throw OF lSl teet
5ia inches.
The Navy and Virginia were the
real competitors in the mile relay,
the Navy leading Tor two iaps' but
Bohannon taking the lead from toss
in the third course.
The summary:
Track Events.
lOo-yard dash--First, Baker tNir-
s,inial: second, Stricken Navy: third.
Evans, Harvard). Time, 10 5-lo Sec
onds.
220-yard dash-First, Baker (Vir-
giniaD; second, Chase iiar yarGl;
,hird, Foss CNavy). Time. 22 l-lo
seconds
44O.yard run-F!rst, Hammond
Navy; second, Bohannon (Virsinia);
third, Morrill, QIarvard. Time
55 $40 seconds.
Half.mile run-First. Curtis CSavyl;
second, Tammany (NavyG third,
Shepherd Navy. Time, 2 minutes
1-10 seconds.
Mile run--First, Burke UIarvard;
second, Curtis Navy; third, Hurd
Navy. Time, minutes 20 4-5 sec
onds.
22O-yard high hurdles-First,
Huckens CNavyl; second. Whitney
Harvard; third, Hudson (Navy).
Time, 16 1-5 seconds.
22O-yard low hurdl eR-.-First. llud-
son Navy: second, Hdckens (Navyl
third, Whitney WarvarO. Time.
g6 2.5 seconds.
one mile relay-Firs Virginia
Campbell, Talbot, Bohannon and
Baker): second Navy QIallowell,
Toss, Shuetz and Hammond; third,
Harvard MALLORY, Howe, Merrill and
Burke). Time. 3 minutes 80 7slO sec
0nds.s
Field Events.
Javelin throw-First, Leggctt
Navy), 166 feet 4 inches; second,
Rirthwright Navy, 159 feet inches;
.hlrd. CIapp Navy, 157 feet 10
inches.
Shot put--First, Brown CHarvarD,
20 feet inches; second, Winston
Virginial, 80 feet 3h inches; third,
Carney CNavyl 80 feet Ia, inch -.
Discus throw-First, Clapp (Navyl.
tS1 feet 515 inches; second, Adair
iNavy), 100 feet 6 inches; third, Car.
penter UIarvard, 115 feet 6 incnes.
Broad jump-First, Jenkins NIur-
vardl. q feet IL inches; second,
Swceton CNavy). 0sfeat II inchos;
third. BedelI Navy, 90 feet 9ia
inches.
Pole vault-First, GratwiGk OIar.
vnrd) II feet 6 inches: second, 2un.
lal VirPinlal, IL feet: third, Norris
and Mclean navy, Reidy GIarvard)
,nd Watts Virginia tied at 10 feet
inches.
High jump-F'irst, Chamberlain
Virginial, feet . inches; second,
pullen, Opie, Blake CNavyl, and
Morse nIarvarh tied FOR second and
third at feet s inches.