Evening star., 1928-04-08
SCORES ON TRACK
AND AT LACROSSE
Beats v. NJ. |. in Meet 65-61,
Defeats Randolph. Macon
Stickmen, 10-1.

y UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
won two victories on its home
grounds yesterday afternoon,
~ defeating Virginia Military In
stitute in dual track meet,
IS TO 81. and taking the measure OF the
Randolph Macon lacrosse twelve: 10 10 l.
1t was not decided untn the last
event the pole vault. was over, VINO
would win the track meet. but after the
frst few minutes Ii was evident that
the Old Liners were going to walk OF
with the lacrosse contest.
Old Line Runners Good.
"a In the track meet Maryland runners
had .natters pretty much their way,
registering IS out Of possible Y points
hut il was different in the field events.
and, except for zulick. who won the
shot and discus, Maryland had its trou-
bleS in that competition.
With the pole vault as the only event
to be finished. Maryland led by So 10
SS. and Y. NJ. I. needed first and second
to tie and three places 10 win. However,
Anaan rose to the occasion. and vault
inS better than he has done before
this season. got second place TO clinch
the honors,
walker of Y. NJ. I. was the leading
point scorer Of the day with Is. He
broad Jump Capt. Matthews, who won
the 100 and go. and Zulick. with his
two firstS, topped the Old Liners,
All of the running events except the
hurdles. in which the course was re-
@erSed. were run in the face of heavy
vin6 and the times were good consider
ing the conditions.
Lacrosse Men Are Aggressive.
Maryland's lacrosse team played
speedy. aggressive game against Ran
colph-Macon and while the Old Line
regulars were on. the field the points
came often After getting five markers
In less than Is minutes, Coach Jack
Faoer Of the Old Liners sent in prac-
tically a new team and play was even
for the remainder of the first half
When the regulars went back on the
fed at the outset os the second half.
the scoring soon was renewed and be-
xides the five goals that were added
many open shots were missed. On two
of them Evans and Smink banged the
ball intoA the Randolph Macon goalie
with terrific force, only TO have it bound
OF his anatomy
Randolph -Macon's goal. which was
credited to Burger. was not actually shot
by him but was gift. He made
high pass over the net and a Maryland
defense man. in attempting to intercept
the bail. accidentally knocked It into
the goal This happened with less than
6ve minutes left TO play.
Linkous, with four goals. led the Old
Lins attack. while Holloway and Dsvid-
son each got Two. and Ady and Snyder
cne apiece
Track Meet Summaries.
11o.YARD DAsH--Ms;ihews. FIRST: push.
e cnsi cszsnn- thirs. all OF Maryland Time.
NILr-Puu,ley sxarylsnd,. FIRST: Petty
ssso-yaRD 6AsH-s'stthss. eM;;ry,l.g;a.; :.
tv MI thirc. Time q -
isa- :, -YARp HIGH n: H,sRnLTs-wsls6sr ,a,,6'
fss,y = as.s azrs iss, Dessr ssi. nnas N ii ao'
s-st; rs:ss ,ysryiaI'd, !, second: Tpsson ".
Twc. VILE siLE RuN@Mysr. eNarx,snd,
fyss Writer IN II. second: Morris
'A.gS1fsd .5lfsRD 'f fow arRhlEswalk.r TtRi ".
y Il hret: Fshey lMaryianc,. seccnd;
KsrP.gen ns.7Is,a 'hir,. Tn. @sIs sI.;
csslscy ". NJ. II second Remsourr. MARY
SHOT PrT-7zulick .Nqrg.and, hrss {
{ thirx5 DistaHcr. - feet : inches
i'IscUs-zasick sMsryland, fret Hoase
,bir8 = btstaoes. I'll lis esss'si" fees ] inca. :
BROAD grMP-wagke-. fire, I'pson. sec
md. HARRINGTON. third. al 81 = ~ I. Dis
IAvFLfN-Grant ~. N ~. first: oh
fT " Il second: Young Maryland. third.
nR HiGH sarLrripie n r. 'Sths; :. among r.hey
MAR lsadl Old and Jones sF. N. H.. >
PoLE VAULT-Read ". N. u, fret:
Areyn fMsrvfsnda seeone Jones ~ NJ -.
thud Height II feet.