Evening star., 1928-05-06
CS Down Hoeynen 7e Maryland Conques Navy Lacros
OLD LINERS WIN, 3 TO 2,
IN A STIRRING STRUGGLE
Also Score in Track and Tenns-EpiscOpa and
Frederick High Athletes Lead in School Events.
Records Are Shattered.

Maryland captain and goal tender.
Street seemed not only able 10 look
after his bookkeeping JOB, but also 70
20 out and leave the goal apparently
dangerously open. However. Street
must have known what he vas doing.
because at no time when he was away
did the Navy attack, even get possession
of the ball
And, If another Maryland man might
be picked as an individual. that cns
is Fred Linkous. When he came TO
Maryland. Linkous did not know
whether lacrosse was a doughnut or
a boat race but in his years at Col
lege Park he undoubtedly. as one might
vulgarly put it. has come to know his
onions. Yesterday he was the main
spring of the Maryland attack, amply
aided and abetted in his endeavors o.
Holloway.
Navy Fights Hard.
Navy fought a good fight, fight that
uncler ordinary conditions would have
won against almost any lacrosse team.
II is used TO playing on wide open
field, and yesterday probably was
hampered somewhat by having bounds.
But If il was handicapped in that way
its efforts did not suffer, because II
appeared a real team. with clever. capa-
BILE players who we're on their mettle
to attain a victory that meant much
TO them, much more than the average
contest of the kind.
Ransford of Navy. spoken Of many
times this year as the greatest attack
man in the country. vas completely
stopped Time after time in the first
half he kept the Maryland defense bat
tling desperately 70 prevent his dodg-
ing twists putting him in scoring POSI-
tions.
incidentally, in speaking Of scoring
the game yesterday probably was tin
only lacrosse game played in lon
while in which neither team vas ablL
to score in the first half.
In the intercollegiate track competi-
ton George Washington did not presen.
sufficient strength to force Maryland 10
real effort. but, even so, two Maryland
records were sent into the discard by
Zulick and Mcdonald. Zulick put thC
16-pound shot 46 feet 1913 inches, which
exceeded by more than a foot the tor
mer record OF IS feet 81. inches. hclc
by Beers. Mcdonald tossed the discu
Just little over l26 feet TO sflatter Il.
former record for that event. also hs.
by Beers at Just little over i22 feet.
Several records fell in the interschr
lastic events. Edwards of Tech H
dropped the 440-yard marx to 81 3-
seconds in a race in which ne com.
pletely outclaSSed the field. Kelly
Dewitt broke the $50 record. with
mark OF ? minutes 3S seconds, TO b..
the former record Of minutes s -,
onds. which has stood since 1915. ",
hams of Oxford High Of North Car
ma created a new Shotput mark vi
ne tossed the l2-pound sphere a.
! inches. The former mark OF a.
S inches was held by Day OF EpiScor
steele or western set another recC
"nen ne high jumped feet.
Summers Of Frederick High was bi-,
scorer IN the county school events
was the only man of his SQUAD In o.
a point, and h made Is. enough h.
give his team the team trophy and ~
WIN Tor himself the gold watch which
Went for high honors in individual
competition. Brown Of Greensboro
High won the gold watch for hi-h
honorS In the open interschoiastics.
Farmer Is Leader.
One Of the best performers Of tn
meet was Farmer of Wilmington Hieh
the 100 and 900 without difdcultv. Far
mer has never vet been defeated i,,
dash events in interSchoiastic competi-
ton. and has won those events in Ia
North Carolina State championships
the last three years
The meets. both dual and inter
scholastic. were run of well. and car
rled through without a hitch. The ~
cellent arrangements and organizst.s.s
which produced such good results s.s
tribute 10 Geary Eppley who m
aged them.
Summary of Lacrosse game.