Evening star., 1934-02-18
Fenstermacher Improved.

less impressive than Patterson.
Fenstermacher Improved.
4 MOTHER stardout threat is Fen
II stermacher, who twice ran thirt
to Lyons. With waybright. Fen
stermacher pressed Lyons in blanket
finish, only inches separating the trio
A senior now. Fenstermacher Is an
improved sprinter as attested by his
winning performance last Saturday
when he won the 70-yard dash at
Morgantown in the West Virginia
games. To triumph, the Villanova stss
ran the 10 yards in 73s seconds.
While not the brilliant runner his
teammate Widmyer is, Quinn of Mary
land is a speedy starter and may sur.
prise.
Virginia's bet, Dodson, is sophomore
who was undefeated last year in fresh
man dual meet competition. Though
only q schoolboy. track experts are
mot taking McNulty lightly. The
Malvern Prep ace has been the school
boy sensation this Winter in this
sector. He won the 50-yard open as
well as the prep school race at the
Seton Hall games early this month,
running from scratch. He also will be
in the high and prep 50-yard dashes.
MO LESS formidable and speedy
Is the field which will await
the gun for the Ryan 81 ,000.'
Navy will be represented by George
Hutchinson; Villanova will send James
Jumbo" Elliot; Penn State will have
its colors borne by George Harvey;
Maryland's representative will be Cole
man Headley, freshman; Virginia
will be represented by local youth
in Robert st. John; Bob Conner, CO.
captain, will run for Catholic Uni
versity, and New York University S
crack relay anchorman, George Eiss,
will round out the field lined up thus
far.
John Hickey Of Catholic University
holds the Ryan 1000" record with
the time of 2 minutes 204s seconds,
but time trials have shown each of
Saturdays contestants to be threats
against this mark.
Capt. Wilmer Bradley Of George
town is regarded as a real threat In
the 50-yard open as well as the inter-
collegiate 50-yard low hurdles and
440-yard open. Bradley has been pro-
nounced in tip-top shape and record
from this source would not surprise.
Y VARSITY intercollegiate relays
". will count in the team scoring,
1t was announced last night by
Dorsey Griffith.
Because the indoor track will safely
accommodate only four runners at q
time the seven-team varsity relays
will be divided into two sections each.
Fastest time will count 10 points: sec
ond, points, and third. 2 points.
regardless of how they place in the
various sections.
Tentative pairings as announced by
Griffith follows:
University. Virginia. Maryland and Navy;
I-MiLE INTERCoLLEG1ATE XARsIIY
s6s usveIs ysnexa Wsshns.oa M sas and Gss,
DAefySeHd TWo,THIRDs FRI sol, Of A MILE FRESHMAN
Washington and Lee. Penn State and
caisSl5c T%o,ranR1s GnlSesSi's;F Or A MILE CLUE
Meadowbrook Club Of Philadelphia. Wash:
snston track and Field Club and Central
Catholic University meet records
follow:
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thigh and prep)-slye, Eastern o:ooSs'
ssd-YARD Low HURDLES dnterssslglss-
slaseesnkifsssssaai so,eYARD pHsa shish ana P5ss5~D.
HyfIssvss HSyfESs oolai nn Mas
ssqEssca9la; aoe9aRD g;oeE eoPENMW NV Weaver. Prince
ton &c yaESNs. Q5t2 ds32i ldIsss3;2.i,.,-p a..
nsfy sTfyWo-M1LE RUN unt.reolIeri.ts) IS.
1isosSSRM oSRMiEE NE suN shs4ih Shi1s ss and prep,A
ssSaahp 5eqR Run s4Gas 43GoDssn5ohn 59a5 Hickey
caiRSajc T%oc.TaiRDs Gis@ MILE HE CLUB RELAY
oSE-MiIE RELAY Gintercollegiate)-
ssotSaRD sseShi Z i4i5i R1N S2iIh and prep,-A
ReT1fa0sni TWosFHisSs fsSs. MlIss NILE FRESHMAN RE-
IAsaoGGasholisA soYAkD BASH sD. &. <. U. cham
pionshipl-E. Quinn. Tech, o;05s}; 1870.
p. cyan i.ooo"-J. Hickey Catholic o.
- 4s-YAkp RS HIGH HuHpLEs ts hurdles,
:, s60-YARD ID. G. A. A. u. chsmpien-
shll-R, Connor. Catholic o.. l:34ss;
. S6:YARp ABBEY CLUE NytrAr1oN-
AsennNs; nNf f.N GNafheiiG Hf 3;o5hes; 1892 sa ,,.,,-
TwaHHs Two-MafHLHEs RELAY Iacsaint aintsrsoileI Iisse5-
sCatholc u; s;23; 1881 tEasusa. Farris.