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G. j. EASILY WINS
MEET WITH NAVY
Middies First in Only One
Race, But DO Better in
Field Events.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 21.-Win.
ming from the Navy, 81 to 81, George
town clearly showed Its superiority
on field and track here today.
The Midshipmen took first in but
one track event. the 2-mile, but did
considerably better in the field events.
Moroney, of the visitors, showed
great versatility, taking first In the
javelin and in both hurdles, second
in the broad jump and third with the
Discus.
McGarry. Navy captain. led for his
side with a first with the discus and
second with the javelin.
With a pole vault OF IL feet and Z
inches, Weisner, of the visitors. bet
tered the local figure for the event
by little over 6 inches.
Summaries:
GSeorISetowl St,oI Burgess. GeorEet9own. second
sSsAsP sHd Thssh s :' bssssy
= M 4lo;YH&siRD Hsi as bxsH--won s%s0"qs; Sy Burgess.
end; ono whalen. Georgetown. third. Time,
o' . ss6.YXRD SEf3Ia6 suN-won by swinburne
Georsetown: Eastman. Georse,own. sccond :
June. Navy. third. Time. minute 597 sec
ON oNE;MILE MIL: RuN--won RUN By Baissr; George
third. Time. minutes 81 @ seconds.
:. TWo-MILE RUN-Won by Martin. Navy:
Masse, Navy second: Greenafesee, George
l20 HIGH HURpLEs-won BY Moroney.
georgetown: Beech. GEORGETOWN second !:
sso Tow HGRDLEsIWon lEi Won B. By sMsISnns MorSney.
Georgetown: Sharley. Navy. second Price,
Navy gGr third; I r T Tine: sS;s seconds: .
town; Jeannes Navy, second: @ E Hail. 'Hayy navy.
third Height .il2 feet : inches. --A''' -'"'A
M,cGarry Navy. second zondorak Navy,
- HAMMER THRow@wonp IN By b Chappiell
Navy: Paige. Navy. second titty. Navy.
~ d Dlscus.won CcHsro,Sa by McGarry, Navy; Adel.
town. third. Distance. I23 feet 3 !. inches
HIGH JUMp-Won by Bernet. Navy: tie
ner; ,Georsetown; Height. S feet ii inches.
BROAD JUMP--Won by Dowdng. George
son su0EpSirrhrxa uS0aEypS third Distance Ys ieet inch:
town: Munson; Georgetown. second: Zon.
dorak: Navy. third. Distance ~ feet Ii il
Evening star., 1927-05-22

"OUR elementary school play
ground records fell as Monroe
School rushed to the front in
4 the relay events and won the
annual track and field meet
held yesterday on Plaza Fairgrounds,
under the direction of the Municipal
Playground Department.
Three records were established in
the hurdle events, the new figures
being set by S5, 100 and 115 pound
athletes. The fourth mark was
registered in the 115-pound division
relay. All unlimited records stood.
Park Views flashy quartet ac-
counted for the new baton carrying
record, Saunders racing to the tape
in 81 2-5 seconds. after Gorin got
off to a good lead The previous
mark for q 440-yard relay team in
that class was gset by Peabody
School team last year at 53 20 Sec
onds.
Bernard White of Force Adams
captured the 115-pound 100-yard
hurdle event with a record of Is 20
seconds. against IS seconds registered
last year by Courtney of Taylor
School.
Baker, carrying Monroe's colors,
shattered the S5-pound hurdle mark
set last year by Walker of Peabody
at 12 As seconds. Bakers time was
II 2-5 seconds.
Windsor of Buchanan finished the
100 pound hurdles in IL 2-5 seconds
for new mark. Andrusia of Mon
roe set the previous record last year
at II 3-5 seconds.
Monroe's superior running in the
relay events brought victory. The
30, as the four relays were ap-
preached with all other events COM
pleted. The 50 and 100 pound teams
proceeded to cut the tape in front
Of large fields. sewing up the meet.
The 1l5-pound four also finished sec
ond. adding three more points.
Buchanan Is Second.
Buchanan held second place by
capturing the unlimited relay, trail
ing Monroe, 80 to Al, with f. V.
Brown S safely established in third
with 27 points. Force Adams, Park
View and Carbery tied for fourth
honors with II points each.
Officials in charge announced that
the meet was the largest and most
successful ever staged. More than
/ 900 boy athletes. representing 81
schools. participated. Eighty-one re-
lay teams were entered and numer-
Gus heats were required to elimi-
nate the large field in all the run
ming events.
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes, superin-
tendent of the playground depart
ment, presented medals to the first,
second and third place winners.
The teams and points were: Mon
roe, Al; Buchanan, 35; E. V. Brown,
81: Force Adams, II; Park View. II;
Carbery, IL; Cooke, 9; Peabody
Hilton. s: Brookland. 6; Gales
Arthur 5; Randle Highlands, 4; Fill
more, 3; Jackson. 8: Maury, 2;
Brightwood, 2; Burroughs, 1, and
Langdon. 1. ~
Summaries:
S5-Pound Glass.
50-yard dash--Schorr Monroe. first :
Kalla, Gales, s,Arthur. second: ,villari. Gales
Arthur. third Time. z seconds.
S0-yard hurdes---Baker, Monroe. first. H.
Henning. Force Adams. second; Z. Huber.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
ALLEGHANY HIGH TAKES
FREDERICK TRACK MEET

FREDERICK, Md. May 21.--Al.
leghany High won the first annual
field and track 'meet, sponsored by
Frederick High School here this af.
ternoon with 80 points. Frederick
was second with 26 and Frostburg,
third with Z. Hagerstown got S,
Rockville 3 and WilliamSport 2.
Summary:
100-YARD DASH--Wlkiuson Allegheny,
first; @ Lcasure. Al,cghany; second; spurrier.
8s1-YARD RUN-Barley, Allegheny. first ::
Shaffer Allegheny, second; Buchanan. Frost.
burg third. Time. 2 161s.
220-YARD DASH - Burras.~ Frederick.
Fr9sthur;E, third, Time. OBS = e..,
weddIe FREDERICK; sccond wi. Wilkjnson Allie
HIGH JUMp-Rice. All9gha,n,y. l,I,, first ,,I, sny-
third. Height 3 feet 8 inches.
l2-p0UND SHoTPUT-Keister. Frostburg.
first: Shaier Allegheny. second. Buchanan.
Wiliamsport third Distance AZ feet 6
inches
MILE RELAY RACE--Frederick first;
Alicghany. second: Frostburg. third. Time,
3:502h.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
TITLE MEET BIG FEATURE
In HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Annual Event Friday Appears to Be ''Open,'' With
All Except Business Being Running.
Many Contests During Week.

school league meeting between Friends
and Dewitt, will be staged on strictly
local field. The other contests will
find Eastern hooking up with Swavely
at Manassas, Georgetown Prep enter
tanning Leonard Hall High of Leon.
ardtown, Md, at Garrett Park and
Woodward visiting Episcopal at Alex
andria for Junior prep league en-
gagement.
Wednesday will be given over alto
gether to the diamond sports. Three
clashes are billed. While Eastern is
playing host to Fredericksburg, Va,
High in the Lincoln Parkers' stadium,
Catholic University Freshmen will be
entertaining St. Johns at Brookland
and Dewitt and GOnzaga will be mix
ing on one Of the Monument Lot fields.
Two ball games are the sole offer
ings Thursday. While Gonzaga and
Business are fighting it out here,
Eastern will he showing its wares
against the University of Maryland
Freshmen at College Park.
In addition to the public high track
meet and the clashes between the
base ball and tennis teams of Eastern
and Business, Fridays offerings will
include a tennis skirmish between
Central and Annapolis High here and
diamond brushes in the Junior prep
school league between Friends and
Woodward and Episcopal and Dewitt.
Netmen of Dewitt have a date with
the Maryland State Normal School
team at Towson.
Base ball, tennis, golf and crew are
sports in which local schoolboys will
appear Saturday in addition to the
outdoor rifle title match between Cen
trail and Western. Tech will meet
Swavely at Manassas and Loyola
High of Baltimore will engage George
town Prep at Garrett Park in the ball
games. Augusta Military Academy
has a tentative tennis date here with
Dewitt. Central and Tech are listed
to meet on the East Potomac links.
and either Central or Westerns crew
or both will participate In the Ameri.
can Henley at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1927-05-22

INVADING athletes from Virginia
and MARYLAND scored heavily in
the ninth annual &C" Club meet
A held Yesterday in Wilson Stadium
when Episcopal High of Alex.
andria rolled up SO 1-3 points in the
interscho.a site events TO win the
Emory wilson Memorial Cup. and
Forest Park High of Baltimore count.
ed Is points TO gain the trophy Of
fered by Jim Sprigman. Central
alumnus.; to the team scoring most
points in. the events for junior high
schools and senior high school fresh
men.
Episcopal. which finished second in
the meet. both in 1925 and 1926. also
won a leg on the Cornell Alumni cup
YESTERDAY. II was the third consecu-
tive year that Forest Park has won
top honoYs in its class.
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute,
with p points, was second in the
interschoiastic competition and re-
ceived the George Hamilton Memorial
trophy. Gilman Country School, an
other Monumental City institution,
was third with 16.
Columbia Is Second.
Columbia Junior High of this city
was runner-up in its class with 8.
followed by Powell with 5.
Central and Eastern, each with s
points. topped the local contingent in
the interscholas Their ranking
was fifth Tech was seventh with
13 point7.
Episcopal. showing strength in both
track ard field events, achieved 5
first places. | second, 2 thirds and l
one-thiri, points in Il three-cornered
tie for second and third to compile
its total.
TO win junior high hon0rs Forest
Park took all three places in the
70-yard dash and first and third in
the 4+G-yard relay.
Two seconds and a pair of thirds
accounted for Central's points. and
Eastern counted its points on Sec
onds and n couple of thirds.
Columbia gained one first place and
y second to total its points.
Talbert One of Stars.
Talbert of Eastern High redeemed
local talent in considerable measure
by tying Ranet of Episcopal for in
dividual honorS at 6 points. Talbert
was second in the 100 and 220 yard
dashes. Benet won the discus throw
and placed third in the shotput. Kline
of Central was third with Az points
While only one record was broken,
that for the 220-yard dash. there were
q number of excellent performances
ard plenty Of the keenest competition.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
LATE VICTORIES in RELAY
CONTESTS DECIDE ISSUE
buchanan Is Nosed Out i'm Final Races-FOur Marks
Broken i'm Annual Affair That Is Best in
Hisiory-Over 1000 Compete

Bro9slana d. thFd Time. 1.9 seconds, sssi,p1s r,,.
Br Si Fhfwood wood third frd Time s 0eas seconds
nsh pigbo9 igbm99sprinElse Garbery Mrst nrs,
iIi1i thIrd. HEIGHT eight feet tV'u inches. .''''' "
nr3ad immbnPmllind Peabody peso2 Nonros nr
brd Distance 9erI Feet isches
1OO-POund Glass.
60IEyard :, d2yhIbDean; Monroe. p.a5sr srs;;
sGysr thfs Tms 7 fSSSnds sgc%aasn
first; Key. Cooke. second; Hunter. Cooke
EoTaa RIoRo Asrq tSTs f Ts 5ass9q 4 sscond Tseond
Ndhahr hsn Monroe ssdond e. hane Pa s
View pl third. Height. A. feet Z i]rGhes ] Ca,
c. Ltckner' Buchanan second; scheibe, e, V.
Brown, third. Distance. Is feet IL "a inches.
115-Pound Glass.
70yard dash----Goriu. Park View. first: ".
Zones Zones Rande 3 Hlshlands r second; Jacobsen
1OO-Xard hurd!es---white. Force. Adams.
first frao Wiltams lam TBMchanana second Post
440-yari relav--Park View tGOrin. Miller,
Scher. Saunders. first Monroe. second;
:. High iump-Burl;e, Bronkland. frat:
Hammer Monroe. second: Kicker; z. v.
Broad iump-Andrusia Monroe. first (:
Burroughs. Fillmore. second: W. Jones
l inch.
Unlimited Glass.
100-vard dash--B Knight z v Brown
first; Il. Shackleford. Buchanan. second: L.
100-yard hurdes--Bangs. Cooke. first
Raum, Buchanan, second Berezoski. Bright
wood third. Time 1t4s seconds;
son, Shaclleford Burnsteinl first: z. v.
Brown, second: Force-Adams. third. Time.
L minute 50 seconds.
High inmp-Thomnson. Buchanan. first:
Weigle. l.. v Brown. second; Pendeton.
Broad iump--R. Knight. E. V. Brown,
first; r. Shackeford. Buchanan. second
Humphrey. Maury. third. Distance, Is feet
2 inches.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
G. u. FRESHMAN NINE
ROUTS NAVY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 21.-
Terrific and regular stickWork and
clean. snappy fielding enabled the
Georgetown Freshmen to win from
the Navy Plebes today, Is to i.
With Hughes striking out 13 and
allowing but four scattered hits, the
fielders working brilliantly and every
batsman getting from one to three
safe hits, the visitors gave the Navy
yearlings an awful lacing.
Georgetown's big inning was the
third when it scored seven ruins on
triples by Hickman, Dunn and Page,
Il single by Mitchell, passes to Glib
bonS and Hughes and errors by
Moore and Lawrence
Evening star., 1927-05-22

Sophomore mermaids of George
Washington University won the inter.
class swimming meet last night held
in the Y. w. c. A. pool on X street.
Collecting total of 301a points, the
class of 20, which, as Freshmen last
year, won the event, out.swam the
Freshmen, who took second honors. by
a margin of points. Juniors took
third place with s tallies.
Claudia Kyle. Freshman and ex-
Central High School star. won the
individual high point trophy. with a
total of 1612 points. Julia Denning
was second with II, while Helen
Humphrey and Caroline Wilcox tied
for third honors, scoring 10 points
apiece.
Five girls who participated will
receive minor letter awards for hav-
ing earned 10 points or more out Of
a possible 200 during the swimming
season at G. w. They are: Claudia
Kyle with 176 points, Mary Ewin and
Caroline Wilcox, TIA; Helen Day, III;
Effie Wade. 40
Misses Day, Wade, Wilcox. Ewin
and Kyle each received their Red
Cross Life Saving Medals for passing
the tests this Spring, the first three
with an average of SO per cent; Miss
Ewin with S61a and Miss Kyle, Sc.
Summaries:
40-YARD BREAST-Won by Helen
Humphrey fS) second. Judith steele Is.
third. Julia Denning and Esther Waisnlith
IL ! tied Time. 40.S seconds.
:, INTERMEDIATE DIVING wen by
lard g. !: = third. Caroline wilcox (F.1.
FORM SWIM---Won by Julia. Dennin.R
Isl: second, c. Kyle tF): third. G.. Will
4o.YARD BACK CRAwL-won by C
Kyle (FD second. e. Wilcox fF.l: third
j. Dennng ISL Time. 3i.a seconds.
ADVANCED DGvING-Won. by J. Den.
ming fS,) second. j. Steele IS, and Mary
INTERMEDIATE 2O-YARD RACE--won
by H. Humphrey IS second. z. Walsmith
~: third. M. Noreland tS). Time. IL X
seconds.
4O-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by C. Will.
cox tF.t second. e. KYLE IF \: third. E
Wade and NJ. Morcland ttiedl. Time 20 sec
onds fiat.
OFFICIALS: Judges - Eugenia Davis
Miriam FAIRIES. Florence Sl1adding. Official
starter--Vrg.nia Hopkins
Evening star., 1927-05-22
MARYLAND NETMEN
EASILY WIN MATCH

Taking four of the five singles
matches and two of the three doubles
encounters. University of Maryland
vanquished Washington College of
Chestertown. Md. at tennis yesterday
at College Park, to 9.
In the only match that required
three sets McEntee of Maryland bowed
to the stroking of Alexander.
Summaries:
Singles-SheltOn MARYLAND defeated
Moore. 60. Go: sDottswood. Maryland.
defeated Zizzelman 6-1. 61o2; TinEley.
Troth. MARYLAND. defeated Colborn. Go.
60: Alexander. Washington. defeated Nc.
Entea. g.. 4-6. 6-2.
Doubles-Shelton and Spottswood Mary
land defeated Moore and Zzzelman. 81.
e.; TInEley and Troth. Maryland. defeat
ed Brown and Colborn, 6--3. 81: Alex
ander and Estes. Washington. defeated Nc
Entee and Schofield. 7-5. 6-3
Evening star., 1927-05-22
CENTRAL SHOTS BOW
TO THE NAVY PLEBES
By the Associated Press.


ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 21.-Navy
rihemen had an even split today.
The varsity losing to the Quantico
Marines. 1929 to 2,292. while the
plebes defeated Central High of Wash.
ington, 1896 to 1,247.
The Marines showed their particular
superiority at the 600-yard range, the
Midshipmen running them very closely
at 200 and 800. However Midshipman n
Barrier shot perfect score at the
500, the star performance OF the
match.
With 239 out of possible ESQ. Bar
rier and Blakely of the Marines, tied
for high honors.
The Navy plebes showed themselves
superior to the Central lads at al
ranges of fire. Midshipman Littls,
with 232 points, was high gun.
Summarizes: