Evening star., 1941-05-25
1erp Varsity Victor,
Frosh Squad Next;
Cards Run Third
Ochsenreiter Sets 440
Record; Fields, Kehoe
Cut Mile, $50 Times
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

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Three District A. A. U. record
were tossed into the discard ant
three others broken, but disalloWet
because of wind velocity as Mary
lands varsity athletes outhoofed ;
small field to win the ueam title with
81 points yesterday at College Park
1t was an all-Maryland party witt
the Terp freshmen amasSing 81
points to take runner-up honor
ahead of a stout-hearted, but out
classed Catholic University team
which was third with 81.
Gallaudet College and Washing
ton A. A. tied for fourth place witt
seven points each and Georgetown
freshman were last with three
New records were credited to Gene
Ochsenreiter of Maryland in the
440; Jim Kehoe in the $50, and Tom
my Fields, a Terp. in the mile. Ke-
hoe, a former Terp, now runs in the
Washington A A. silks.
Vince Campanella. Catholics
flashy freshman sprint discovery
lowered both the century and 220-
yard dash marks. turning in a 9G
second effort in the former, but was
not credited with a record because
he had the wind at his back. The
same misfortune befell Mel Leon
berger of Maryland in the 120-yard
high hurdles.
Fields Wins Duel of Cripples.
Ochsenreiter. pressed by Catholics
Charley OKeefe to the far turn,
opened up with a burst of speed in
the last 200 yards that carried him
to the tape in the good time Of 0:50.2
and bettered the old 440 mark held
Jointly by Warren Evans and Vernon
Miller by 4-l0 of a second.
The blond speedster paced Kehoe
for a quarter of his record smashing
run. getting the spindle-legged vet
eran around the oval on the first leg
in the excellent time of So seconds.
He was clocked in 1853 for the full
distance, 2-10 of a second off his
own previous record hung up two
years ago.
Fields won a duel of cripples in
cracking the mile record hung up
four years ago by Mason Chronis-
ter. Tommy ran against doctors
orders after a two-week layoff be-
cause of low blood pressure. Press
ing him all the way and a contender
until the mite Marylander took
command on the backStretch of the
last lap was the other hospital case,
Johnny Corbett of Catholic U. He
went to the barrier with a footful
OF blisters, also disregarding a doc
tors advice to run.
Stevens Takes High Jump.
Leonberger. who hoped the high
hickory in 0:l5.3, tenth of a sec
ond under the existing record, and
Campanella were two of the dav's
three double winners. The other
was Maryland's giant freshman,
Heck Horn. who threw the dis
Gus and put the shot farther than
any other competitor. Horn, how
ever. did not give a performance
comparable with the others, fall
ing far short Of the records in both
events.
Biggest disappointment of the day,
owever, was Duke Alexander. an
other highly touted Terp freshman,
who had to be satisfied with Sec
ond place in both high Jump. his
specially, and the javelin. Earl
Stevens of Gallaudet won the high
Jump, although Alexander and Bob
Porter of Maryland equalled his
best leap of feet 8 inches. Stevens
won on basis of fewer misses.
Eddie Barham of Tech, who
jumped feet inches to establish
q new high school record last Fri
day, was a spectator at the high
jump, but did not enter competi-
ton. Alexander obviously was not
at his best, having bettered six
feet several times in dual meets
this spring, but that is not meant
to detract from Stevens triumph
for the Kendall Greener worked
under the same conditions.
22o-yard low hurdles-won by Leon
berger IN; }; second, Smith (M): third
MaI MaM &c: ~; fourth Helbock On. Fl.
Msds 5SSyaEa cdna HHs S Nes sE nn t5P 25
I2o-yard hish hurdiesEWoini d BY " Leon
berger (Ml; second. James M Fl; third,
Smith CMJ: fourth. o'Brien (MFJ. Time
,.cy' MacDonaId Memorial Mfe-won by
xiaR z:5s,s. s.M'; fourth Fi'1sl Cuna''': Time
44O-yard run-Won by ochsenreiter
Ml; second, Deyln CMD third, O'Keefe
&C. o;d y; fourth. oDonnell &c, u. Time
so3y.ss 93Si's M9dss G e. & 6ifd
Hi1EIe fort MPadG), Timp--l@0.
S2eya5d eeshW2n ahe @ r by csmPaRs Camp W &c
SgssE 66o Mo Fl; fourth AuldS a. C. 'AiF3. Us.
cog5ss ghos Pg,Gw2n " by Horn GM, F.: second.
fourth Distance-44 feet 9i4 inches
Conrad CMI Third, shafer CM}: fourtR. feGEtR.
Makofske &C. ". Distance-144 feet 7is
-, F BROAD tump-Won by Tinsy CMA; sec
&C. ~ fourth. ,Malaney &c. ". Dis
Heh jump@won ieee 19 1nSnsS bs Stevens CG1: sec
IMl fourth, Gilmore CM). Height feet
inches. First three tied, title awarded
on basis Of fewest missesD
Pole vault--Won by Englar IN Fl; sec
ond, Rockstroh (MD: third Goffredi (W
4. A.: fourth, Butler 60. Height-I1
feet inches
Javelin@Won by James IN. F.; second.
Alexander M. F.: third, Shafer (MD;
fourth. Berg 60. Distance-163 feet
S34 inches
Service sso-yard relay-won by Com
pany F. 115th Infantry, Fort Meade (Sergt
Muir, Corpl. Bury. Sergt. Lyon. Sergt.
Clarke; second 51st Medical Battalion,
Fort Meade. Time AS
,ss0-yard run-Won by Kehoe wv. A.
A.: second. r. Cronin (M0; third, Malaney
&C. u: fourth, o'Donneu (G. ". Time
Marines Capture Rifle