The Washington times., 1922-05-14
SEVEN MARKS
SMASHED AND
TWO TIED In
RECORD MEET
Bob Legendre Lowers Time )
Dash Events and Scores
Five Firsts for Georgetow !
In s. A. |. A. A. Games.
Nv BRYAN MORSE,

II 13.-Ge0rReCoWn OniVerSN
~ won the tenth annual s. 4
|. A. A. field and track game
with "a points in the meet Il:
which seven records were broke
and two were equaled today.
Three Virginia University mark.
were set up by Charlottesville ath-
letes who trailed nineteen point
behind the Blue and Gray. Viz
ginia Poly with 30 points wa
third; v. M. l. fourth, with %
while Hopkins and Washington
and Lee tied for fifth with lb
points each.
Maryland with six, North Caroline
with five, William and Mary wit.
three, George Washington with on"
and Richmond with one followed
in order. -
Bob LeGendre. Of Georgetown. In
winning five first places created two
new marks. George Marsters. also
of Georgetown, ran the half In 1901.
Bernard Chamberlain, Of Virginia.
leaned 6 feet An inches. Zundel, OF
Virginia, pole vaulted IL feet 111k
inches, while Bill Beers, of Mary
land, showed the shot out "A feet IL
Inches. Vernon Booth, of Hopkins
stepped the two miles in 9:34.3 70
another record.
Herlihy Beats Baker.
Paul Herlihy. OF Georgetown, dc
feated Virginia's pride. Ben Baker, II.
the quarter in 30 fiat, equalizing the
record of Eddie Steffins: while l.. A.
Clarke, of Hopkins, is credited with
even time in the century. Three
Virginia lads were blessed with uni
versity records as a result Of today's
competition.
Alfred K. Stands, a Washington
lad; did 9:59.4 in the two miles. ID.
lZundel's pole vault went as new
mark. o. r. Davis, of Virginia, IL
credited with a javelin record on
Lambeth Field.
At no time in the history OF South
Atlantic competition have so many
record performances been made
Even in the interscholastics held In
the morning, five new school boS
records were created, and chiefly by
Episcopal High youngsters.
Beats Own Marks.
LeGendre won the hundred and
two.twenty, the rain and a slight I'm.
disposition on his part halting other
records. His jump of % feet and
his javelin throw of ia feet inches
exceeded his own marks made just
year ago. Summaries:
| Summaries: 1OO-yard dash-won by
Legendre, Georgetown: second, Britting-
ham, V. p. L.; third. oByrne, George
town: fourth, Aaronson. Hopkins; fifth.
ondsL
| 12o-yard burdles-won by BowIes, V.
p. l.: second. Brown, V. NJ. l.; third.
Tuller. Georgetowni fourth. Hearn, Hop
kins; fifth, Radcliffe. University of Rich
mond. Time l6 as seconds.
440-yard dash-won by Herliny.
Georgetown; second. Baker. Virginia:
third Bohannon. virginia; fourth. Ken
nally, GEORGETOWN; fifth, Skinner, Hop
kins. Time so seconds.
| Mile rur-won by Connolly. George
town; second, Brooks, Georgetown: third.
SSrts Carolina xasnia th Ss~m.n ss"stn E.nfoT
Time minutes. ~ rs seconds.
Javelin-won by Legsndrs. oeers.-
y., MCoEs, wiIIIs% H;,S and Mary; fourth; D,yi..
tance. l74 feet Z inches.
sho. gut-won by Beers, MARYLAND:
ION fifth W.stcofs ,HorSn " M nopoTmss pIstano. "
| feet l inch.
Two-miIe run-won by Booth, Hop.
kins: second. A. Stands, Virginia; third,
Purssr. sSIs. North csrOlins; fourth. q;
Il
L. Time. minutes a. 2-B seconds.
f-mile-won by Marsters, George.
town; second, Connolly, GeorEetowni
| third, Humphreys, w. and L.: fourth,
Bohannon, Virginia: fifth, Simmons.
George Washington. Time, minute
Is 1-b seconds.
/ High jump-won by Chsmb mberiain,
Virginia; second, Davis. Virginia; Ward,
of Washington and Lee: Hooker, oi
Georgetown, and Byrd. Of v. p. l., tied
for. third place. Height, feet ~
| inches.
DisousvIwon by Lesendre, George.
| town. second, Summers, V. NJ. l.; third,
Gieaves, Virginia; fourth. Drewry. v. NJ.
l.: fifth, Hsmblston. Hopkins. Distance,
IL feet.
Broad Jump-won by Legendre, George.
town; second. McElroy. V, p. l.; third,
Ward, W. and L.. fourth. Byrd. V. p. l.
fifth, Asronson. Hopkins Distance, ~
feet.
22o-yard hurdles-won by Bowles, ".
p. l.; second, Scheneck, Virginia; third,
Kellogs, v. NJ. l.; fourth, Floy. v. p. /.
fifth Cook, Georgetown. Time, ~ A.
seconds.
| 22o-yard dash-won by Lsgendre,
Georeetown; second, O'Byrns. Georgs'
town. Time. ~ as seconds.
Pole vauit-won by zundsi, VirEinisI
Ward and Norman, OF Washington and
Lee, and Asronson. of Hopkins, tied fof
second place: fifth, Watts. Virginia.
Height, IL feet, I'M inches.