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Evening star., 1926-05-09
TECH TRACkMEN WIN
OVER u. OF M. FROSH

COLLEGE PARK, Md. May s.
Overwhelming the University of
Maryland freshmen in the field
events, As to 6, Technical High School
of Washington easily defeated the
Terrapin youngsters in a dual meet
here this afternoon, "a to 80.
Competition in the running events
was keen, Tech having the edge, 36
to 81.
Young, Tech, and Elliott. Maryland.
were high scorers, each with II
points. Young was first in javelin
and second in the discus and shot
put. Elliott won the 120 high hurdles,
and the 220 low hurdles and was
third in the high jump.
Conner and J. Mcdonald. each with
10 points as the result of two firsts
apiece. were tied for second individual
honors. Time of Conner both in the
100.yard dash and 220-yard dash was
notable. He was clocked at 10 is in
the century and at % fiat in the fur
long. J. Mcdonald won both the
discus and shotput.
Summaries:
1O0-YARD DASH Won by Conner. Tech
second, Quinn. Tech: third, Bratton, Tech
sso.YARDS DAsH-won by Conner. Tech
second; B5atton. Tech; third, Quinn, Tech
i'rs 1so.YARD HIGH HURDLEs-won by FL.
lott, Maryland; second. ,BIandford. Tech
22o- YARD Low HURDLEs--won by FL.
lott. Maryland; second. Cassassa. Tech
$40 YARD DAsH-won' by Blackstone
Tech: second. Belts. Maryland; third. Wilson
es essso-YhRRpp RTtiSSH,wen by ph,mlex. Mary.
land: second Fuggstt Tech: third Frcelich
oNE.MILE RUN--won by Wilson. Mary
land; second. Smith, Tech: third. Myers
HIGH JuMP-Won by H.. Mcdonald
Tech: second Blandford. Tech: third Elliott
P6LE yAuLTMwen ife Ss &man. snsfi Maryland
second. II. Mcdonald. Tech: third. Hissey
Tech; Hsishi; 2 feet q Inches. >,.n-a,,
Tech: second. Young. Tech: third. Minnick
TeGs hvEN Rfsa9Sa Ifss bS S'se Soung Tech
second. blr. Minnick. TECH; third. Il; Mcdonald
BROAD JUMP-Won by Bratton. Tech
second. Postlethwaite. Tech: third. Cassassa
Tech. Distance. 90 feet inches.
sHoTPpT-won by J: MeDonald Tech:
Maryland. Distance. 40 feet 8 inches
Evening star., 1926-05-09
FURMAN TEAM WINS
ST.. A. A. TITLE MEET
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLINTON, s. c., May S.-Furman,
is the track champion of the South
ern Intercollegiate Athletic Associa
ton as a result of taking first place
with 691a points in the thirty-first
annual meet.
Birmingham Southern College of
Birmingham, Ala. was second with
33 points, barely nosing out the
Presbyterian College of South Caro-
lima, which had 32 points. Fourth
came Mississippi College of Clinton,
Miss, with IA points.
Centre College of Danville. KY,
was fifth, scoring 51a, while Wofford
and The Citadel each. scored 5.
Meeks of Furman won the 12O-yard high
hurdle in 16 seconds. If.
H: E: Smith Of Furman won the discus
Griffith, Presbyterian, won the shotput
with throw of 80 feet il inches,
Adams. Mississippi, won the 100-yard dash
Jones. Furman. with IL feet inches. won
the pole vault.
Hutchinson,, wohord won the sso-yard
In the mile run Wilson of Birmingham
Southern romped home first. travelling the
distance in 4:39
first place in the 44O-yard dash at 81 seconds.
Simmons of Presbyterian won the high
Jump when he cleared the bar at feet
inches.
Creamer Furman. captured the 220-yard
The iayeiin throw went to Wilson, Presby-
Meeks FurmaH. won the broad jump with
a leap of q feet 9A inches.
Meeks, Furman. also CAPTURED the go
The FJrinan team won the mile relay in 3
minutes 33.2 seconds.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Med, the visitors hurler, was
directly responsible for his loss.
Although he allowed the locals but
seven hits. his control and fielding
were away off color. After Y. NJ. l.
failed to score in the first. Med
walked keale, and Bailey beat out
bunt. Foley followed with another
pitcher missed getting Keale going
to third. Adams popped to the
catcher. but Garvin walked and
forced Keale home.
He then stepped in front of the
third baseman long enough to pre-
vent the latter from throwing Bailey
out at the plate after grabbing Stack S
grounder. With the bases still full,
Ignace hite a f1uky home run to boost
the innings scoring to 6.
Cadets Count in Fourth.
Virginia scored in the fourth when
Bonomo let Dietrich single to deep
left, and then walked Caldwell and
Wolf to fill the bases, and Ignace
booted Lipscomb's grounder and the
first two named trotted across the
plate.
Adams hit a long homer for the
BrooklanderS' only tally in the fifth,
Out IlS Va SiIlidiIS Siduucu oHO elSo
in the next inning, when Bonomo
loaded the bases with none out and
Barham sacrificed to deep center to
score Wolf.
In the seventh the Virginians drove
two of Morans pitchers from the
mound and tied the score at all.
Bonomo filed the bases, and Coach
Moran. thinking him in too big a rut
for a tiring moundsman, sent Sheffield
to the slab, but he didn't improve the
situation at all.
Caldwell hit the first ball pitched
for three bases. sending the other
three sack tenants home. Wolf was
easy, but Mccall followed with dou:
BILE that scored Caldwell. Out came
Sheffield, and Byrnes went to the hill.
V. M. I. was through for the day.
The fast.tiring Med walked three
Evening star., 1926-05-09

first two rounds. when he defeated
Tom pitt and Earl McAleer of the
Manor Club. justified the assertion OF
his friends that he is back on the
splendid game he has shown over the
last four wears. Moore is one or the
most accurate men around Washing
ton when his ball is near the green
His defeat of McAleer by q and "
probably is the most severe druoDlnE
the Manor Club southpaw has ever
experienced. McAleer was little off.
but Moore was "hOt."
Chair1nen MCClenahan and Paxton
of the greens and golf committees OF
the Washington Golf and Country
Club are hard at work getting every
thing In readiness at the Virginia Or
ganization for the Middle Atlantic
championship. which will be played
there May 26. -, % and %. The
tourney is open to ali members OF
member clubs of the Middle Atlantic
Golf Association. Two days will he
devoted to qualifying. the 26th and
27th of May. because of the expected
large entry list.
BannOckburn recently has added
pair of new traps at the sixteenth
hole that cannot but make any strong
iron player be a little more careful
with his tee shot on this one-shot hole.
One is back of the green and another
is at the left corner. where ii ma
also catch q topped tee shot from the
seventeenth tee.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Canoe Club are listed for special
mile relay exhibition. There will 10
no events for girls.
Forest Park Of Baltimore heads the
entry list for the high school events
with total of SO performers. Cen
tral High comes next with 80. Tech
has submitted 80 names, Eastern %.
Western 19 and Business 9. 1t will
be Business first try at the track
game this season. The squad includes
Higbie. Barnard, Revele. Jones.
Marosy Walter. Marks, Wall, Strat-
ton and Glennan.
Both City College and Poly viii
come over from Baltimore in an at
tempt to carry off the Emory Wilson
Memorial cup and the Cornell Alumni
trophy. Poly will have 80 individuals
In the competition. while City is en-
tering only 8.
town Preparatory School of Garrett
Park. II entries, and Hyattsvilic
High. entries.
Woodberry Forests entry list in
clu6es 90 names. Fork Union Mill
tary Academy is sending 10 boys.
Staunton Military Academy will be
represented by II runners. Alex
andria High has 10 and Swavely
Prep has entered half a dozen. Wash
ington and Lee High of Ballston is
entering a District meet for the f1rst
time. 'Three athletes-Sanderso
Bouton and SherwoOd-will repre-
sent the school.
The junior high entry list follows
Macfarland. 10; Powell, 10; Lang
ley. 8; Columbia. s. Local graded
schools have entered as follows
Carbery. %: Force. Il: Ross. IL,
Monroe. 13. and Adams. 9.
The list of events: High and prep
schools-lO0 and 220 yard dashes:
l2O and 22O yard hurdles. 44O-yard
run, Ss0-yard run. mile run. mile re
lay. shotput, javelin throw, hiSh
Jump. broad jump. pole vault and
discus throw. Junior high schools-
90 and 100 yard dashes. 44O ana sst
ward relays. Elementary schools
5O-yard dash and 360-yard relay To-
S5-pounders. 60-yard dash and $50
ward relay for 00-pounders. 7O-yard
dash and 44O-yard relay for 10
Founders and 100-yard dash an"
66O.yard relay for unlimiteds.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
NAVY 0VERWHELMS
G. w. TRACK SQUAD

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 8.-The
Naval Academy defeated George
Washington overwhelmingly in field
and track meet here this afternoon
the score being ia to 81 and Naval
performers taking 10 tirsts in Is
events. No local records were broken
and most of the real contests were
between Naval contenders.
George Washington had a great
performer in Loehler, who won II OF
it's II points, making him the star
hurdles, second in shot-put and broad
jump and third with the discus.
The Navy had two performers to
double on firsts, Rutledge in pole
vault and broad jump and McGarry
with discus and javelin.
Summary.
100-YARD DASH-won by Kern. Navy;
n A. Hetter Navy second: Aaroson. G. W,
thru fwoMPEE TMime ftS RtSEWon 1S by Thomas Navy:
Rowley. Navy. second watson. Navy. third.
2as0-YARD DAsH-won by Summers.
Navy; Kern. Navy. second; Jacobson Navy
'"iI@c I@o-YARD ARD HIGH HuRDLEs-won by
ley. Navy, third. Time. O:16 6-10.
Nat1 Sads Mas secSnd cTwg sT GHOe%4 Nae
fhiTd I Tims o:5I 9,lo; na,,o,. W.. pion
MILE RUN-Won by Bailey. Navy; kicn-
ardson. Navy. second; Brown, Navy. third.
ss6-Y2Rp LOW HURDLEs-zwqn by
Loehler. G. W: Shapley. Navy, second: Ben
ianin. Navy, third. Time. :26 2-l0.
HALF-MILE RUN-Won by Jack. Navy;
Carpenter Navy. second; UrQuahart, Navy,
third. Time. 2:02 $40.
Field Events.
Loehler. G. w. second, Cooper Navy. third.
Distance 4 feet 8 inches: >,..
Aaroson. G. W., second; Taft. Navy, third
Discus THROWEWon by McGarry
Navy: Warren. Navy; second; Loehler. G. W..
HIGH JUMP-Won by Bernet. Navy: tie
for second between Adair; Navy. and Foley
BROAD JuMP-wpn by Rutledge. Navy;
Loehler. G; W. SECOND: Dawson, Navy. third
HAMMER THR0w-won by .chappell
third. Distance. 129 feet inch.
JAvELIN THRoW-Won by ;, McGarry
third Distance. 1872 feet ga inches.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
MARYLAND NETMEN
DEFEAT C. u. TEAM

COLLEGE PARK, Nd: May s.
University of Maryland's tennis team
claimants of the State title. main
tained their seasons clean record here
this afternoon when they easily over
came Catholic University. 6 matches
to /. 1t was the fifth straight tri
umph for the Old Liners.
Maryland won four of five singles
matches, Hicks defeating Tingley
Cd, "a, in a warmly contested
match for the Brooklanders' lone win
The Old Liners took both doubles
matches. the second of which pro
vided the afternoons feature. 1t was
won by Shelton and Green in three
sets. the last of which was decided
IA TO IL.
Singles--Weber Maryland defeat
ed Regan, Gu, e., 60; Hicks, c.
u. defeated Tingley, 6-4, 6--4; Burns,
Maryland, defeated Kiowaski, c. u,
6-2. 6-3; Shelton, Maryland. defeat
ed Gardes, G. u, Is, 6-2; Tan,
Maryland, DEBATED Riordan, c. U.
6-6, 6--t.
Doubles-Weber and Burns, Mary.
land. defeated Regan and Hicks. c.
u. 60, 81: Sheltona and Green,
Maryland, defeated Kiowaski and
Gardes, G. L., Ga. IS, LIZ.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
WESTERN HIGH WINS
IN LINKS ENCOUNTER

Western High Schools golf team
made it's debut yesterday at East Po-
tomac in a fourman team encounter
with Dewitt Prep. The Westerners
easily took all four matches and the
best ball In each foursome. collecting
6 points to none for Dewitt.
The Western manager is meeting
tonight with the managers of the
other public high school teams at the
home OF John Shorey, 1886 Sixteenth
street, to arrange an interhigh series.
The gathering is called for o'clock.
Western is also on the lookout for
matches with other high and prep
school teams of the city. WOodberry
Forest will be met at Orange, Va,
next Saturday. Results of yesterday Us
match:
Miller Western ts5). defeated Lotus,
Dewitt tS1l. l up.
Stone. Western 1917. defeated Frederick
Dewitt -. 4 and z.
Owens. Western 1857. defeated Gutheim
Dewitt. -. and z.
Yellott. Western 1887. defeated Patric
Dewitt (041. 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
CENTRAL HIGH LOSER
TO PLEBES IN MEET

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May S.-Though
taking first place in 9of 13
events here today, Central High
School of Washington lost track
and field meet to the Navy Plebes by
81 points to So
The Navy won largely through its
larger and better balanced team
which enabled it to pile up seconds
and thirds. 1t also made a cIeap-up
in the distance events.
The match was finely contested in
most events. Smith Of Central barely
won from Couhig in the sprints. an
inch separating them at the finish of
the 100 Smiths performance was
better than that of the winner of the
event in the varsity match while
Morse of Navy bettered the mark
made in the shot put event in the big
match. Summary:
lO0,YARD DASH-Won by Smith. Cen
trai; Couhlg. Navy. second: Rembert. Navy.
thlg9o g9o.yIRn TRf nIsG 4;ie 5I1 Won ,v sn,,, con
trail, Couhig. Navy. second; Iembert, Navy,
I$o,Y ,YARD HURbLEs tHIGHl,-won by
smH2t. vCeptraff third BIRD w Time 0;1s4 40.
y ~ sso,9ARD 'ai2 HURbEEs tLowp-won by
Boush, Navy, third Time. O:2S lilo.
HALFMILE RUN--Won by Easter Navy
Nelson, Navy; second: Gates. Navy. third.
MILE RUN-Won by Lippert Navy:
Lynch. Navy. second: Mclaughlin. Navy,
DISCUS THROw-Won by Suter Central :
Jones. Central. second: Rihgy. Navy. third.
Distance. 105 feet 8 inches.
JAEELIN THROW-Won by Jones. Cea.
trail, Kline, Central. second Suter Central
HIGH JUMP-Won by Baiddauf. Navy;
ue for second between White, Navy. and
SH0TPUT-Won by Morse. Navy: Steph-
ems, Navy. second; Jones, Central third. Dis
BROAD JUMP-Won by Gottlieb. Central ;
White, Navy. second; stephens Navy third.
MStance. 20 feet "a inches.
tie for second between Cone Navy and
johnson. Navy. Height. IL feet.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
Tbe Gbening 5tar
BOYS CLUB
Conducted by ROBERT C. MCCLELLAN

have to be very adept to accomplish
that IL the throw is fast. The catcher
must be braced i'm such way to pre-.
vent being spilled and injured In case
the runner didn't slide. but tore In
standing up.
If the catcher sees that a long
throw from an. outfielder isn't going
to arrive in time to do any good y.
stopping the man from scoring. and
there are other men OH the paths. he
should yell to an inflelder to stop the
ball coming In.
The catcher at all times has bet
ter view of the whole field than any
other player of the defense and Is
therefore in better position to call
such plays.
(Copyright 1927
Evening star., 1926-05-09


The Old Liners had at least four
shots to one for Stevens, but they
did some wild shooting and this.
coupled with the fact that Vorne-
mann, the visitors goal tender. made
many remarkable stops. prevented the
Hobokenites from suffering a real
rout. Maryland led by only / to 0
at intermission, but, by actual count.
the Old Liners had IS good shots at
the net, while Stevens got within real
scoring distance not more than four
times.
Faber scored for Maryland after
about 10 minutes of play and repeated
right at the outset of the second half.
Then Stevens got its first goal, but
the Old Liners came right back with
a series of four before the visitors
were again permitted to count and
were content to let the invaders do
most Of the trying after that.
While the Old Liners showed inn
Evening star., 1926-05-09
WAGGAMAN WINNER
OF CUP GOLF EVENT

Floyd T. Waggaman won the an
nual handicap competition for the
French high commission cup at the
Chevy Chase Club late yesterday.
defeating E. P. Porcher, to whom he
conceded 5 strokes, by and l in the
final round.
Porcher reached the final in the
longest regulation tournament match
ever played at Chevy Chase. He
was all even with DR.. T. NJ. Foley
at the end of the regulation 18 holes,
and they were again all square at the
end of the 9th hole. Porcher won
the final holes of the 36-hole match.
3 and 2.
Waggaman reached the final by
defeating Maj. T.. Fl. Lowe. who
conceded him strokes, by . and
l in the semi i-finaI round,
Evening star., 1926-05-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC MEET
.. is WON BY RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Va. May CP.-Uni-
versity of Richmond captured the an
nual South Atlantic track meet here
today, with 571a points. Wake Forest
was second. with 27. and William and
Mary third, with 241as
Virginia and Virginia Military In
stitute, with only a few men en-
tered, were fourth and fifth. the
Cavaliers with II and the Cadets
with 16 points.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
TROUNCES ITS OLD RIVAL.
MAKING II POINTS TO 40
Matthews of Old Liners, Who Is Leading Scorer,
Runs 22O-yard Dash i'm q 2-5 Seconds.
Performances Generally Are Good.

~ ALTIMOEE Md May S-Unversy Mary ouncd
University here today the and
- The 49, At
Hopkins led by H. but
went 10 he ronto
the
while they
L1are allth MAC
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nounces. Mrs. A. Won Steiner of In.
dian Spring is the present holder OF
the trophy. The event is open to all
woman golfers about the city, regard
less Of club Affiliations.
Some of the long hitters discovered
a new way to play the long fifteenth
! hole during the Indian Spring tour
ney. They played the tee shot down
the second fairway, shortening the
second shot, avoiding the cross bunker
and opening up the green TO a we'll
played shot.
Gardner r. Orne Of Columbia hit
/ tee shot into the wind so far last
Friday on the twelfth hole at India n
Spring that he was home with a nib
lie second shot. Brutal driving" John
| F. Mccormick, his opponent. called it.
p. B. Hoover, chairman OF the In
dian Spring golf committee. recalls
| with unpleasant memory the three
shots he took to get out OF a trap at
the final hole in his match with J. v.
Brownell in the tourney. Hoover was
in the trap in two shots and Brownell.
up, was in another trap in three
shots. Everything pointed to a win
for Hoover. but he took three to get
out of the sand and lost.
An amateurprofessiona best ball
contest, 36 holes medal play. will be
| staged at the Chevy Chase Club on
! Monday, May II, Bob Barnett, the
Chevy Chase pro and an officer of the
District Professional Golfers Associa-
ton, has announced. Amateurs may
pair with any professional, not neces-
sarily from their own club. The
| tourney will start at $50 in the
| morning.
Although Tom Moore did not win
| his semi-final match in the Indian
Spring tourney, his showing in the
Evening star., 1926-05-09
TOURNEY AT CHEVY CHASE
ATTRACTS STAR GOLFERS

TWO weeks Of Wahngtons busy golf have sped
dishes the competive!y inclined golfer
sampled calls halt
around the Capital
Of the asuredy the OF the Spring
Presidents Chevy Chase
drawn list
and this should
Evening star., 1926-05-09

Others who have accepted the in.
vitation to appear are: Cedric Major
or New York. who holds the District
of Columbia title; Sam Hardy and
Walter Pate, national veteran doubles
champions Harry C. Johnson of
Boston. one of New England's best;
Tom Mangan, leading local player;
Edward T. Herndon. former Prince
ton star; A. w. Asthalter, who with
Jean Borotra of France captured the
American indoor doubles honors in
1928, and Julian w. Myrick. one of
the leaders in tennis. although not a
topnotcher on the courts.
Vincent Richards was unable to
come. as he Is to sail for Europe on
May 10. as part of the team that will
represent the United States in
matches abroad this wear
Evening star., 1926-05-09

skill on InC COul Is HSlC'
r. Norris Williams and Watson NJ.
Washburn, one of the best doubles
combinations ever produced, and
former winners of the Chevy Chase
tournament, will help defend Ameri-
ca s prestige in the event. 1t is hoped
to have Bill Tilden. national cham
pion. and A. II. Chaplin on hand. but
as yet Arthur HELEN, chairman of
the tennis committee. has not had
any definite word from them.
Connie Doyle. long ruler of tennis
here and in the South. will be seen
in the event. with his young son.
Fred, as his partner. Fred promises
to be a chip off the old block, being
one of the leading netmen in the
scholastic ranks as member of the
Tech High team.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
BAUGH WINS GOLF TITLE.

ATLANTA, Ca, May R.-Bobby
Baugh, 19-year-old Birmingham golf
er and captain, of the University of
Alabama team, is the new golf cham
pion of the Southern Conference.
Baugh won his way to the crown
through a fast field in the annual
tournamnet here and in the finals to-,
day he defeated Joel Turnbull Of
Sewanee, . up, in a match that gave
the gallery some thrills.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
HOLLAND NOW LEADING
IN DAVIS CUP TENNIS

NOORDWIJK, Holland, May 8
@.-Holland today defeated Belgium
in the doubles play of their Davis
Cup competition. The Dutch team
composed of Van Lennep and Diemer
Kool, defeated the Belgian team Of
Washer and Francois, 0-6, 80,
6-3, GO, 7-5. Holland now is lead
ing in the series matches to /.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
400 LISTED TO COMPETE
In EVENTS ON SATURDAY
Athletes From Maryland and Virginia Schools 10 Vie
With Pick Of Local Talent-Callaudet
and Canoeists to Run Relay.

TOUR hundred and six athletes representing District high
r high graded schools along with the pick the
nearby Maryland and Virginia schools for the
&C" club be held Saturday
mortal Stadium.
had submitted the OF their and IL other institutions
which
their best track and field for the high school
Entries from Episcopal High Alexandria had "
but
in the mails
Evening star., 1926-05-09
BY JACK DUNN,
seven-Time Pennant Winner at Baltimore

swell llHiG TcIndilC db
A CATCHER must have weight.
u He must be speedy and shifty
n Of foot He must have an
excellent throwing arm. He must
have ability to instifl confidence in
the pitcher. He must have judg-
ment in sizing up the batters. He
must be able to anticipate plays. He
must be able to direct good part
of his teams play.
The catcher has hard job, and to-
days talk will center on one specific
duty Of the catcher which requires
weight, brain and courage-tagging
out the haId-running opponent who is
tearing down from third base.
First of all, the catcher must get"
the ball. He must not lose sight Of
that duty for an instant. Mechan.
icaily, however, he should be placed
to receive the ball and stop the run
ner at the same time. He must play
the ball and not let the ball play him.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

MARYLAND won of the IA
events and tied in another Hopkins
i've firsts were in the mile, two miles
broad jump, discus and shotput, the
discus and shotput being accounted
for 10y Bruno Hills, former Princeton
star in the weight events.
Matthews beat Heyn, Hopkins star
in both sprints III the l00-yard dash
the Maryland man was first by mar
gin of yards. with Pugh of Mary
land a close third. In the 220 Heyn
showed Matthews to the limit IN Il
great race in exceptionally fast time,
the furlong being clicked off IN u 20
seconds. Gwynn of Hopkins also was
A winner in two events. getting first
in the mile and repeating in the two
miles.
Gwynn's time was minutes 3S sec
ondS for the mile and 10 minutes 30
seconds in the two miles.
Exceptionally good time was made
in practically all the running events.
New records fer Hopkins Maryland
dual meets were made in five of the
eight running events. Matthews time
in the 220 was a new mark, Sheriff
set ltp a new record when he did the
220-yard low hurdles in 25 is seconds,
Thomas won the quarter in SO 40 for
marks were the best ever made in the
dual affairs. Only one new record
was made in the field events. that
being the throw of IFS feet in The
javelin by Supplee.
Summaries.
f00-YARD DASH--Won by Matthews
lMarylandl second. Heyn Hopkins third.
l-MILE. .RUN-Wo9 by Gwynn tHopkins! ;
bold lHopklnsl,, Time, 49, ,,,on,;r,s,
setoaG brmaH Ry aS third Gipn
GHopkinsl Distance As feet 10 inches
sedaAS RASH%o1 FSeiow Dy DyNaryfSna ThGa1:
'n'T@ T@o-YRRD Talsf5o'q HIGH HfGRDLEs@wop 6y
lEa9fy land MIRA anB Brown nseVa HopRins Time
!92266;YARD DAsHmwon BY Matthews "
Pusa sao-YARb 3NisTbIanI1 low 'Hf HURpIEs1wop III by
1he and ,Srd ve see0Rd HdpknEy kfahey Tms
POLE vAULT-,won by !supplee MARY rS
sess5t ssSYARB HS5hf Sy Bass iGs' MARY
land second EndTTiow saMnaHryland); third
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