Evening star., 1925-03-08

around exhibition, the Washington
decisive margin in a threc-cornered
ennsylvania, which forfeited the title
oiled up total OF 81 points in 10 OF
two spectacular relay victories and
lmps.
Harvard. showing surprising
strength in the track events, but
failing to do much in the field, fin
ished second with 24X points, while
Pennsylvania was third with 221.
points. The battle was among these
three teams from the start.
First Win for &. L.
y 1t was the first time Georgetown
has ever won an /. c. A A. A. a
championship, either indoor sr out
World record performances, which
also displaced the previous fntercol-
legiate standards, were hung up BY
Georgetown's brilliant two-mile relay
team, which lowered its own mark
to 7.4l So; Nelson Sheriff. Pennsyl-
vania star. who yaulted to a new pole
vault record of IS feet, and Charley
Moore, Penn State timber topper, who
set new 70-yard high hurdle mark
of 30 seconds in his first trial and
then equaled this time in the semi
final before capturing the final III
s 4-5.
Besides these events, intercolIegf-
ate indoor records also fell in the
one-mile relay, broad jump, two-mile
run and shotput.
The final and complete point stand
Ifngs follow:
Georgetown, 81; Harvard 2414
Pennsylvania, 221a: Princeton, l3I.
Cornell, 1014; Yale, 104 Dartmouth.
"a; Boston College, 8; Colby. S; Co
lumbia and Penn State, 7 each; Holy
Cross, ;, and Syracuse, ..
Wins Relay Easily.
Georgetown University's brilliant
two o-mile relay team shattered the
world indoor record for the third
time this season. The Washington
collegians won by 30 yards from their
nearest rivals, Boston College.
Georgetown took the lead on the
second leg when Brooks stepped
ahead of Mahoney of Boston College
and the winners were never seriously
| challenged thereafter George Mar
sters, Georgetown anchor man, un-
corked a whirlwind squirt to breast
| the tape in time that eclfpsed his
teams own former record of IA
made in the Millrose A A. games
January % last. None of the other
teams figured at any stage of the
! race.
Al Miller, Harvard foot bali star and
! sprinter extraordinary in spite of his
2oo-odd pounds, raced off with the
| 70-yard dash, beating George Hill OF
pennsylvania, outdoor INTERCOLLEGIATE
champion, by inches in stirring brush
Miller succeeded to the title lost by
Chester Bowman, Syracuse star, who
was eliminated in the first trials as q
result of a fall at the start
Haas Bows to Moore
Charley Moore, Penn state timber
topper, captured the 70-yard high hur-
dies for the second straight year after
| winning his first preliminary and
seml-hnal heats in new world and
intercollegiate indoor record time of
3-5 seconds. He barely defeated
Raymond Haas of Georgetown in the
! final in s 4-5 seconds
Moore held the former intercoIleg-
late mark of 9 seconds, while the
former world mark of As was held
| jointly by Waldo Ames and Karl An
! derson, both of Chicago
! Nelson Sheriff. of Pennsylvania
! iifted himself to a new world record
| height III the pole vault, when he
| cleared the bar at the height of IL
| feet, eclipsing the mark of 10 feet.
10 by inches, set by Eddie Meyers
J OF Chicago at the Boston Athletic
Association meet last January. Sher-
! r1ll bettered by 6 inches the former
| intercollegiate mark, which he shares
Jointly with several others.
| Colby College carried off honors
| in the 55-pound- weight throw when
X. l.. Wentworth tossed the missile a
distance of 81 feet 3 inches, within
10 inches of the !. c. A A A NJ
record, held by Fred Tootell, former
/ Bowdoin giant.
y foul on one of his throws cost
George L. Taylor of Pennsylvania
| first place and a new record in this
event. Taylor heaved the weight So
feet . inches. but the foul nullified
/ his remarkable feat and he was
forced to take second place.
35.PoUND WEIGHT THRow-wou by X.
l.. Wenworth, Colby. 80 feet. 45% inches
| Is inches; third. E. W Bowen. Cornell, AZ
feet "a inches; fourth. c, r Gates, Prince.
| ton, AZ feet 5is inches; fifth Kenneth Caskey
Cornell, 46 feet 5Ts inches
oNE-MILE RUN-won by Leo Larrivee
Holy Cross second, Thomas CsvansuEh, Bos
tom fon-tl College; Third, @ f. G, Hagge[T Harvard
| sullivan. Georgetown. Time, 4:21 1-10.
! VARSITY 2-MILE RELAY Won by George
| town tSWnburne, Brooks, Holden. Marstersi
second Boston College: third, Columbia
| fourth. Harvard; fifth, Yale. Time. 7:41 3-J
jnew world and intercollegiate indoor recordl
7o-YARD DASH-won by A. H. Miller.
Harvard second, George Hill, Pennsylvania
third, George Mittelsdorf, Colby; fourth. John
| Hass. Georgetown; fifth. Joseph sullivan, Bos-
| ton College. Time. Z 10 seconds.
70-YARD HIGH HURDLES = Won by
| Charles Moore, Penn State; second, Raymond
Hsss. Georgetown: third, Raymond Wolf.
Pennsyl lvana: fourth, jefferson Fletcher, Har-
yard; fifth William Howell, Princeton. Time.
8 4-5 seconds. Moore created new world
and intercollegiate ,ecord of 3-5 seconds in
hrst trial heat and equaled mark in semi
| 6nals)
POLE yAULT-won by Nelson Sheriff.
| Pennsylvania Is feet (new world and inter
| Norton Georgetown. l. feet inches; lie
for third among Ben Owen, Pennsylvania
Oliver Barker. Dartmouth and Reed BontecOu,
Cornell. II feet
] TW0-MILE RUN--Won by W. L. Tibbets.
| Harvard; second. William Schmid, Columbia
third, Harry Helme, Georgetown; fourth.
Kenneth Barclay, Penn State; fifth, Leo Ryan,
Harvard. Time, 8 minutes 81 80 seconds
thew intercollegiate indoor record.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP-won by Emerson
I Norton. Georgetown, feet liz inches; sec
| ond, tie among eight at feet inches
! Novotny and German, Cornell: HERMAN,
| Dartmouth: Jones, Harvard, Casson and Hub
! bard, Pennsylvania; Steinmetz, Princeton, and
/ I8-PoUND sHoTPUT-won by Ralph Hills.
| Princeton. AZ feet inches thew intercol-
egiate indoor record; second, Robert Beattie,
Princeton; third. Anthony Plausky, George
town; fourth Il. W. Bowen, Cornell; fifth, Carl
! Diggs. Syracuse.
University (kinnally, Ascher. Herlihy, Bur
gess); seccnd, Yale; third, Dartmouth; fourth,
Harvard; NTH Syracuse Time, minutes
| u 40 seconds (new intercollegiate indoor
! record.
| RUNNING BROAD JUMP-won by william
Dowding, Georgetoen. % feet Is inches tncw
] Norton, Yale. - feet S5s inches: third Mi
chaei ketz Dartmouth - feet 3A inches
fourth. Melvin ms. Pennsylvania. 20 feet 81
| Inches; hfth, james Murphy, Harvard. "a fset
"a inches.