Evening star., 1927-05-01


nual University of Pennsylvania relay
carnival the yearling team of George
town raced to glory in the freshman
race when it defeated Pennsylvania
by about a foot I'm one of the most
thrilling contests of the afternoon.
Hoctor of Georgetown just nosed Nc
LoughIin of the Red and Blue in the
good time of minutes % 20 seconds.
The Georgetown team was made up
of German. Murray, Shotter and Hoe
tor. At the start of the final leg.
Hoctor was off about a foot ahead of
Mclaughlin. The two men raced this
way for the entire quarter mile and
the advantage was just the same at
the tape.
In the American championship
mile relay, Georgetown was third,
due to the efforts of Jimmy Burgess.
who ran the anchor leg. Burgess ran
fine quarter mile, but he could not
catch Cecil Cook, the intercollegiate
quarter mile champion. who was rum
ming anchor for Syracuse. or Hurley,
who ran the last leg for Holy Cross.
Adelman and Hines Second.
Adelnan of Georgetown and Hines
of the same school were two athletes
who took second places in the spe-
cial events. Adelman was second to
Anderson of Cornell in the shotput,
while Hines took second to North
rupp of Michigan in the javelin
throw.
Maryland University's half mile
relay took tie for third in the
American half-mile relay champion
ship when it turned in the same time
as Pennsylvania. Michigan State
was the winner of this event, while
Penn state made the second fastest
time. The Maryland mile and four
mile team could not place in the
classy fields.
Howard University's mile relay was
third to Bates and Rutgers in col
lege class race In the fair time of 3
minutes 311-5 seconds, Catholic
University failed TO place in its class
race. Hampton state Normal School
kran a great race to win the. normal
school championship of America in
the fast time of minutes 80 20
seconds.
College Relays.
One-half mile college relay champion
ship--won by Michigan state u Lang ben, ben,
Maryland isry d. : Time. M 1:ss 2-5 seconds
One-nile college relay ehamgiogships-Wo, ,e,1
and cookeJ; second, Holy Gross: third.
Georgetown Time 1928 q.
One-milc freshman college relay CHAMPION
third Yale Time 3 3;2s5s
Two.nle college relay ehampien,shigs 4s,, s,--
Killop aud McCloskeyl. second. Penn state;
third, Pennsylvania. Time. S:07.
Won BY Tniversity Of Illinois lF9,irfield.. Nc,
third third. Ohio 1its state atS Time. is:soss
4seyard college shuttle hurdle reIss chan;
Learm1outh and BarghieyI second. Yale;
class b, Ione-r1iIe college relay champioa-
shin-won by Michigan state Grimm; LsnF.
Institute of Technology: third. FcFdhan
iii,iI Middle Il 30 Atlantic states c. A.. CIas.
mile relay championship = Dickinson
Schmidt, krouse. Berger and Taylorl sec
ord, Manhattan; third. Muhlenoerg. iime'
Normal school one-niIe relay champien-
ship-Won by Hampton institute 'snoWden.
Gray Clark and Baldwin, second, Newark
third Indiana tPal. Time. 3,39 20.
One mile college relay--Won by city Col
hths and strengl: second. College of City of
New York, third. Delaware University.
One mile college relay-won by Boston
II,nixersity Cullen. onth,aHgk Georse o1 snd
Hopkins aoSans' Tine TseoH8 34 SEUo" SS. '''''
One mile college relay-Wou ny Bates
R,tser: Rhaser Aqb5s tbird toWar lows ana TmS nSeiS o
One mile relay cOileges-Won by. villa
nsSois N9xa see2qqd qde Lse8n 81 5 5hrd st. Johns Al"
One mile college reIay--wou by Carnegie
tFeli Loc1ard, Peek aud Crawford sec
0nd. Northeastern. Boston. Time. :33 ID.
Only two starters.
Cne.mile college relay--won by Fordham
fOCunuor, Gibson, Breenan. BeaEanl. sec
ond New York University. Two starters.
Time. 3;36ls,
School Relays.
0ne.nile preparatory school relay char,-
piouship--WOn by Newark Prem tQldT!ch,
s'ri cersbure Academy: W third. Brooklyn Poly
0ne.mIis high school relay championship--
and Nol4nl second. Boston Latin: third.
IIateM9od .ohi9, fourth 6, Delta eollsSiats ,I
class n. I-mlIs preparatory school relay
delph,,a. second I'eddie Institute. Two start
sship--Wen by st. Benedict's Prep, Newark.
N T.: third Galeshur~, III Time. s 30 30
Glass high seheol emile relay cham ham
han Newlliri< Butt and Ensteinl second.
lowell ~ Mass third. stuyvesant' New
Friends School ope-miIe relay ehampIon- |
Raltimore; third Central Philadelphia
nne-milc raIay. high schooIs--won by /
PHILADELPHIA Kpm9n Catholic. sfsond. Raltl- I
more Polytechnic: third, Kcarney Time, |
$3.50 40.
Special Events.
I0g.yard dash--won nv Hester Michigan.
gettysburg: fourth. Lesser. Notre Dame.
Snecial I60-yard dash---,won ny Jackson
V Scholz. New York a. C.. second, Henry
A. Russell Penn A. G.: third. Roland 4. |
Locke. Nebraska University, Time, 10 1-10
spfciel e@o;yard dasIlwon by Roland A.
locke Nsbrasks second. Jackson liebs " Sehol3'
Fem He% 4oFe Time .erS Ss Heeog seconds = NnsSe
High Iump-Wou by Burg. Chicago. g fect
: Broad iume--,--wou by Hamm, Georgia
eb 3 feet set ce nshfr ncbss sssed tbrG wbts
Hsrphrd - feet eet inches % fourth. Bates
Penn state, 70 feet 9 y inches, -,
gan. ISL feet ~. inches; second, Hines
Georgetown. l79 feet 81 inches: third
hessea rtEnwSs bg @o ifS6 Anderson Cornell
town. Is feet 10 inehes:. third. Mclean,
Hammer throw---won by Marian Ide. Perm :
State, IaS feet 9 inch; second, a. g.
Aa@d MFsh, cqqs 1se feet Rshe ;:et thigd
feet aeRes: aSsa ft6. winsio% PlsbuTy Bow
" Pole fss - YyasuIt--Pickaris s' Pittsburgh. and
Bradley Princeton; tied for first at IL feet
& s Rshss smopF Pskad dsrp yss aatee s on mos
gan State. and Prout. University of Michigan
Discus thrnw--won hy Anderson. Cor
nell. f39 feet 4 inches. second. Baker
swarthmore, 133 feet 1ofs inches
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