Evening star., 1942-04-12
Horn, James Chalk Up
Only First Places
Over Keydets
Former Sets New Discus
Mark; Vunden Berg Leads
Charge Of Stickmen
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

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Military Keydets who are prepping
for more serious business after
graduation, ran the pins out from
under Maryland's paddle-footed
Terrapins yesterday at College Park
in racking up 771a to 481z victory.
1t was a bitter blow to the Old
Liners, who won only two events,
but their lacrossemen stormed
through a ragged Baltimore A. G.
squad to a 1871 victory in the night
cap of the twin bill, salvaging some
of the schools prestige. 1t was the
third straight win for Prof. Jack
Faber's pupils.
For the first time in the oldest
Inhabitants memory, Maryland
failed to win a single running event
as the Keydets romped off with the
laurels The Terps' lone victories
were scored by Heckert Horn in the
discus and Bob James in the high
hurdles. And V. M. I. backed up its
wins with numerous place points to
fatten its total.
Horn scored scintillating decision
IN the -heaving contest, crack
ing Bill Guckeyson's old record OF
135 feet, IL inches with a handsome
throw of $50 feet, 71a inches. 1t was
a remarkably low toss, more Of
line drive than the usual high
sailing pitch. More Of an arc might
have added several feet to the mark.
Chewing Scores Upsets.
James negotiated the lumber
strewn course in 1873 seconds, nosing
out v. M. rs Romm, who later won
the low hurdles race, and while it
wasn't near the record Bob's time
was surprisingly good. A Maryland
first in this event was wholly un-
expected.
Walter (Slim) Galliford and Bill
Chewing scored doubles for the
Keydets to set the winning tempo
Galliford won both sprint races and
Chewing knocked the dope bucket
helter skelter by coping both the
mile and 2-mile runs In both he
displayed finishing kick that would
have rivaled that of Greg Rice,
catching his unsuspecting opponents
of stride to win going away. Vic
timized in both instances was Mary
lands Stirling Kehoe, who took
seconds.
Where these two left off. Mcclure
and Jones picked up, bagging the
quarter and half mile jaunts in
good style. Down in the field events
where Maryland expected to add a
few points it found itself baked
by Mike Ducko in the shot-put,
Easterly in the high jump and
broad jump Joe Muha in the javelin
and Roy Roper in the pole vault.
Easterly's high jump victim was
Jack Gilmore, conference champion
who has yet to win this year, at
the unusually low figure of S feet
91a inches. Roper bested Carlos
Englar, who is capable of at least
II feet inches, with a vault S
inches below that figure, and Ducko
bested Horn in the shot with
throw OF 46 feet Az inches.
Terp Stickmen Score Freely.
Prolonged forays into enemy ter
ritory early in the first and third
periods settled the lacrosse in
Maryland's favor. The Terps
chalking up three points in the first
six minutes of play, Milt Vanden-
Berg scoring twice. and improved on
this at the start of the second half
by Tipping in three goals in less
than four minutes.
Vanden Berg led the point
making with four goals and Bill
Taylor, Bob Stockbridge and Bill
(Squirt) McGregor chalked UP two
each. McGregor also turned in an
excellent field game, rallying his
men for many Of their goalward
drives.
Outstanding for the Baltimoreans
was George Thursby, hell-bent-
for-leather half-pint who was all
over the field and lot Of the time
on it. But he wasn't enough to
halt the mad rampage.
Dick Lewis, a reserve, scored
Baltimore'S lone goal.
Track results:
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dusei Maryland: Time, OIL $; ~
NJ f Second eondo1 MfSFf shrd
Johnston ly: M H.; Time, 0:52,,
second, eTa condon Msrylsnd}; G"th third Arnold
Mile run--Won BY Chewing "; M II;
tT ttIf0Sf NJ X keh9g Tlme sM9Ts3and' y third Kelly
Two-mie run-Won by Chewing (V
NJ. IL; second, Kehoe maryland; third,
Tauskey tv.,M -. Time, 1O:l3.3.
land: second. Romm ~; M, IL II third
V. M i; second, oBrien MARYLAND;
thiEd, Helbock tMaryland1 Time 0:26i
N y. Distance 46 feet 1 !. inches;
or9 " by horn MdFyandM tE4a Mssfs sss
new university and Byrd Stadium record; !1;
Hlsh jumpmwon BY Easterlsy eg,I ly MI n H.:
P6. RsnMeh Hseh sS iset seper a v ncsf' n ID
tween Merriken, (Marylandl and Pike
{" 5a7enGwea NJ m Hs1sbs 6y Nuns n 5set Nh
ond,- James Maryland; third, McGran
- DistanGe; Won nS 30 Fs 1set inches T
~ fSsa second. Tilley "Msryiand5 third. tie
between Price tMarylandl and Mizen
maryland. Distance. 21 feet inches.
Lacrosse summary:
Pos. Md G3). BALTIC. A. C. 0.
G. Forbes ----- Dempsey
P, - Fstts1s t, --------------C Cochsane hssae
Fp.-- Buriin rHaf -------------- - walker fSer
SD Hoyert -----------R Robertson
sA McGregor-, s5Sfes -McJtton
FA- Vandenberg Rouse
OH Grelecki ---------- Finckel
H. Stockbridge ----------- Thursby
nv periods.