Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-01-28
Follows Finishes Strong.

"HE spindly-legged ex-Fordhamite,
now competing for the New York
A. c., appeared to have the Lar
rivee Emile cup in his grasp until the
second last lap when his British-born
teammate, John Follows. uncorked an
amazing squirt while trailing McCloskey
by yards.
Joe tried to stay with him. but Fol-
lows, late of the University of Wisconsin
and later of oxford, ran him into the
ground to finish In front by 20 yards
In s:25s5.
Frank McKenna of Manhattan. with
in challenging distance until Follows
lifted, was a poor third and the fourth
stringer, Tom McDonough of the
Boston A. A., was never factor.
Buuwinkle, in what was announced
as his first and last start of the sea-
son, was far from his 1888 peak and
finished sixth in the field of eight
that started in the Bishop Cheverus
1000 won by Brendon Moynihan of
the B. A. A. in 2:1545, with Joe
Burn of Newark second and John
Thompson of Manhattan, third.
G.. Cunningham In Van.
Gordon Cunningham of the Uni
versity of New Hampshire, clinched
the 800 in handy fashion in IS Us;
Milton Sander of the German -Ameri-
can A. c., New York, gave Harry Hoff-
man of N. Y. u. and Bernie Nc
Cafferty, former Holy Cross star now
wearing the Newark A. G. colorS, a
sound trouncing in the William c.
Prout Memorial 600. Phil Cohen of
New York. was impressive in out
sprinting Dick Bell of M. I. T, intercol-
legiate indoor champion at 10 yards,
in the 50-yard event and Ray Nc
Iaughlin of the Boston A. A. had mat
tiers his own way in the 45-yard high
hurdles competition.
The program was filled with color
full and exciting relay duels and the
outstanding quartet of quarter milers
was the Holy Cross set which ripped
of 1927 2-5 mile to gain a one-sided
victory over Harvard.
50-YARD DASH FINAL-won by Phil
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ton Sander German American A. c. New
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sshEyERS's i!s%ciIwon by J. Meyn,-
Genital ms, Co: A. A.: third, Thompson
.A IARRIyEE mile smf. sPEicrAL-won by
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Keith sroWn yaleS 81 feet inches; third
James Sander CNortheastern), feet 2
MILE RELAY-won by Holy Cross; (Mul-
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Boston College third, Northeastern; fourth fourth
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Brown: third. Tufts. Time: 3:45; ,o.u,,.
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Hamgshi,e; third; Mains Tims; 3i KS hos.
second. Northeastern; third; n T. at, +;
Tufts: sixth Rhode Island State. Time
Won BY Huntington School Porter. King
RAYMOND. Cushman); second worcester
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FRESHMAN MILE RELAY , by He y
Cross (Gleason;a Fes TH,s GFarSam' ecahio"'
TWO-MILE RELAY-Won, by Harvard
bliss. Scheu. white. Playfairl: SECOND
Maine; third. Boston College; fourth, HOLY
Cross; fifth NJ l. T.: sixth New Hampshire
Time, 8 minutes 463s seconds.