Evening star., 1941-05-18
C. Club Meet Scores
Of Beverley Hills (Calif) High

Of Beverley Hills (Calif) High
School In 1888.
Eddie was a double winner yes
terday, taking the broad jump at
81 feet, 8 inches. Two others scored
doubles. Bill Mohler of Woodberry
Forest captured both hurdles and
William Strong of Bulls the javelin
and discus. Strong was the only
Bulls entrant in the meet and the
10 points he picked up gave the Sill
yer Spring school a seventh-place
tie with Tome.
Relay Points Valuable.
Episcopal needed the four points
1t gathered in the mile relay by tying
for first place as it had only one
other first-place winner, namely
Gibby Semmes, who did II feet 8
inches in the pole vault. Until the
final event, Baltimore Poly was in
front with 19 points. Episcopal
trailing with 18 and Woodberry
Forest farther back with IS. ALI
three were in the first section of
the relay-it was run in two sections
with comparative times determin-
ing the winner-and Episcopal and
Woodberry ran a dead heat in 8
minutes SO 2-10 seconds.
Baltimore Poly, in winning the
medley relay in 8 minutes As 5-i0
seconds, was only half second be-
hind the meet record. Jefferson
High of Roanoke was close despite
q dropped baton which cost 20 yards.
Records were approached in the
s80-yard run when John Jones OF
Franklin and Marshall finished in
2 minutes and 2 seconds, $40 of a
second off the mark, and in the
120-yard high hurdles won by Moh-
Ter in Is 9-10 seconds, only 5-10 Of a
second away.
ss0-yard run-won by Jones Franklin
inston d -Gee1; third. podson lEpiscopaD !;
fourth. Tschantre tsalto. Poly). Time
440:yard dash-won by Fray Wood
berry Forest); second, Hopkins tEpisco-
pail third MsPshan Mars csalto pSlya;
sosephsj; second stoush iMassanutteny; /;
:nrTa .pn} fast pistance' reeno 8 teet' inehes ~
High jump-Won by Barham (Techl;
second, Gary (Franklin and Marshalpl ;
and Massey SfsWesnt tchariotte Raib Heisht feet
inches New record osg former s Re- record Of {; g
Woodberry Forest:)
120-yard high hurdles-Won by Mohler
sorss Seson secGnd
DAVIS Tech. Time 1yo,; 0;15s, cros, ras,to
e,hr na1t BoJy .
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lock- Wosnson Sy T0Ps Wes
fourth. washinston-Lee. Time; 1885.
snd 'sRoS0P stougS Massanutten; SFRh hiFd Good
man mount St Joseph'sl; fourth, Grin
nell ,Washinston-Lee). Distance 127 feet
Broad iump-wen by Ba5lhamg Than ssTseh. J: !:
Epssopa9 tssr tOgrth rabss Herbert
Diifa'l, Nile runIWon n We by % Write twashington;
Lee1; second, Wisner Sparks third, Hall
3Fss 3Tessh'r rims1 fourth: a7s shumwaS washinston-
pail; second, tie between Tucker Cen
ap and d Gs5g agne akn neInt1rs and
1George Washingtoni and stamm (Tech).
CTomel; second, 'Renshaw GEORGE Wash
fha 5Essts4a ADAMS Tms EasEsRs csss fourth
Javeiin-Won By strong. tBulhsl; sec
ond, Goodman Mount st. Joseph 50: third,
Kurz Central; fourth. Lavinder tcen-
220-yard low hurdles-Won BY. Mohler
tEpiscopalj; third, Davis (Tech); fourth,
Neiso9, 1Easternl Wiz Time; ~ osaiAi ssaaifAinore Poly
Marshall Gross, Schabb, Tschantre);
second, Jefferson Of Roanoke; third, Wash
ington-Lee; fourth, Bel Air. Time 3;4b,5.
Mile relay-Tie between Episcopal tDe
Butts Dodson, Herbert. Hopkinsl and
Woodberry Forest Robinson, Ficklip'
Boomer, Frayl; third, Jenerson' 1ourth'
Tech. Time, 1862.