Evening star., 1941-05-02
Washington-Lee Team
Adds Virginia Spice
To Annual Affair
Baltimore City College
Roted Squad to Beot;
Records in Danger
BY GEORGE HUBER.

university OI MARY laIlu lIlIcI SCIlU-
lastic track meet tomorrow, one of
the features of the schools field day
program, appears likely to end up in
an intercity battle between Balti-
more and Washington teams, with
WaShington-Lee'S up-and-c coming
squad from Ballston adding some
Virginia spice to the competition.
Prominent contenders for the open
scholastic trophy will be led by Tech
and Central of Washington and City
College, Poly and Mount St. Joe of
Baltimore. WaShington-Lee's fast
improving outfit also must be con-
sidered with Sterling Gudger a
threat in the quarter and half mile
events. The Little Generals have
topped Episcopal, which previously
defeated Central and Tech by and
4 points, respectively in dual meets.
Episcopal is not entered, having
elected to 60 to meet being held at
University of Virginia tomorrow.
City College School to Beat.
The team that beats City College,
If any does. likely will win the meet
City won the Baltimore public high
championship Wednesday, two of its
members setting records in the half
mile and discus.
Mount ST. Joe, however, will have
something to say about the discus
with Joe Goodman, who sailed the
plate to a mark of 1873 feet, excellent
high school distance, in the 1910
MARYLAND meet again entered. Joe
also can toss the shot, getting second
place last May.
Another record breaker in the
Baltimore meet. Howard Marshall OF
Poly. also is entered He did the
440 IN 526 seconds, a fraction better
than the best time turned in by
Wis Gudger SO far.
Among the records likely to be
broken tomorrow is the high Jump
mark Of s feet l3s inches which has
held up since set ii 1885 by Edwin
Miller of Eastern. Eddie Barham,
Tech jumper, has done 63 this year
in competi ion indoors, and outdoors
he hasn't been pressed enough to get
his best height. He also is an out
standing performer in the l2O
hurdles, IC0-yard dash, broad jump
and javelin.
Eastern Banks 81 Nelson.
Eastern doesn't felre to be the
winner but it may be close to the top
with Frank Nelson. hurdler, as Coach
Mike KelleyS outstanding performer.
He also has some good bows in the
field events with Francis ManlLl IN
the discus, Bob PIER IN the shot and
George Brown in the javelm. All
were winners in last weeks tri-
angular meet with WaShington-Lee
and Episcopal
Here are the Maryland meet
records:
Open Interscholastics.
srsuel Cst A,bq3JnSll. 1919 and Neil VIM
52osyard daShE3fs seconds. Neil
viq9snt CseaaoP H? PTspI .g2ondt }a4F yoshler
cRtdgeTood. tt4o,zcc9 0SsnLI4t j. HFhS Se'3aa 1919
ss0-yerd run :594. steve Reeves
'M;FfsFi9aFsl4 His 4an14 a34 333S Al Crowley CAnsn-
'0T@ iaorysTd rysP high high hurdles-I5s seconds,
Monroe EmmeriCA tlechlr iHb9. WallE
Less w IL. 1899 and Mcintyre new
port 22oIssrd NsT5 H5R 55R hardles-24s n5n seconds
ps1 Frees lSeaton Hall Prep. 1870.
High jump-6 feet. las inches. Edwin
Miller Eastern, 1884
Broad iump-23 feet Lawrence Sui
nvan Baltimore Poly 1915.
Shcfput N2 pounds IL feet inches,
Earl Audet Seaton Hall Prep 1870
DisCus-13s fee 4 inches. Joe Good
"'n .oun5 s ,so} 5qe!; t1cbes 1ats Joe Bares
Newport News Hish'. 1889.
Pole vault-l2 feet / inches John
gsrtles tNpwport News Flghr lH}A
Narvlaud IrrerschoIasr ASSOCIATION
relav--:}.:; -, Forest Park. 1899
WashirRton high school relay 30 !
Central l94n.
County High Events.
1o2177yard dssh-5o2} ,,,n} oF55aneis Nc
250-yard dssh-232 Francis Nc
fsughln CTovSon HtEh), 1892.
44O-yard dash-53.2. Jack Archer Bel
ssoysFa Epn02q433- a5 49, 10 Tom s,s4s: ElfLds
Leonard ST st Mchaels> 1910
Broad Jump feet inches. Marry
Lewis (Annapohs High. 1885.
Shotput G@ pourdsl-49 feet = inches.
jim Gafney (Alegany High Of Cumoer-
Hal' ml1e relay division n-l:34s.
Half mile relay division III 81. Be
thssds- Chevy Chase, 1898.