Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04


In the dual meets It was Maryland
man who probably took first honors as
al individual, notwithstanding Vtr-
ginia'S victory as team. Bill Kinna-'
mon not only won hurdle races but In
the 220-yard hurdles lowered the Mary
land record by clipping four-tenths of
a second of the mark made by Sheriff
in the Southern Conference champion
ship meet four years ago. cinnamon
did the event in 24.4 seconds.
Crowley of Allentown Prep hung up
the most noteworthy performances in
the open interscholastics when he won
the half-mile in 2 minutes 235 seconds
and the mile in minutes 80 seconds.
The time for the mile was much better
than that made in the intercollegiate
race.
In the dual meet Maryland did well
in the track events but was outclassed
by Virginia in the field competitions.
It had no pole vaulters, javelin throw
ers and discus throwers to measure up
to those who represented the Char
lottesville school.
Allentown Easy Victor.
&. Allentown Prep was far ahead Of its
competitors because it had a larger
group of more experienced athletes
than any other school. Outside OF
Allentown Prep, the best scoring
schools were Central High Of WASH
ington, Peddie Institute Of New Jersey,
Tome School of Maryland, Eastern OF
washington, Franklin and Marshall
Academy Of Pennsylvania and Mount
st. Joseph's Of Baltimore.
Hagerstown High School walked away
with the county high school events. 1t
ran I'D q total of more than 20 points,
and its nearest competitor was well be-
hind that figure.
Lou Hurley, Catholic University's
star pitcher, was wild in the first In
ming of the ball game, walked several
men and was hit hard. He gave way
after that and no other hurler was
able to stem the fusilade Of hits the
Marylanders got. The Old Liners fat
tened their batting averages to the
tune of "a safe cracks and the final
score seemed more like the score OF o
foot ball game.
st. Johns II Powerful.
st. Johns in the lacrosse game was
wen stronger than was expected, and
It presented a team that as a team
individuals was superior also. In other
words st. Johns had better aggre-
CATION Of athletes and these better
athletes played superior lacrosse as In
dividuals and as a team.
The Annapolis twelve made goals
in the first half and did not allow
Maryland to score. In the second half
Maryland came with rush and got
two goals before st. Johns had time
even to know what was happening but
could not keep UP the pace.
It was a better team that beat the
Maryland twelve, a team that Is not
likely to lose game this year.
Tops Lead on Track.
In the Maryland Virginia dual meet
the Old Liners counted 81 points to 35
for the Cavaliers in the track events,
but the latter scored 40 to IA in the
field to come out on top.
Wisner Of Virginia was the high in
dividual scorer with is points, winning
the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the
broad jump.
Kinnamon and Linzey were most
consistent for the Old Liners with 10
points apiece.
Crowley Sets Pace.
Allentown was led to victory In the
interscholastic meet by Francis Crow
ley, who counted 10 points to lead the
individual scorers. In winning the mile
marks for the Maryland meet, running
the mile In minutes 80 Us seconds
and the half in minutes seconds.
The former mile record was held by
MENUS of Episcopal, who ran the dis
lance in minutes A lis seconds in
1928. The old 880-yard mark of min
utes 3 AS seconds was made by Kelly
of Dewitt in 1928.
In the county meet another record