Evening star., 1945-05-20
Gets 854P Points
While Cadets
Gather III
N. Y. u. Sd With II;
Won VeIzer of Tors
Takes Both Dushes
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
WEST POINT, N. Y, May 10 tF).
unexpected OPPOSITION
from Armys cadets the Middies
from the Naval Academy hung up
a team scoring record today as they
chalked up their second straight
victory in the intercollegiate AAAA,
outdoor track and field champion
ships on rain-swept North Field.
In scoring 85A points to top their
1914 record Of 81, the Middies placed
IN every event except the hammer
throw. The Cadets with 77A points
Landed a money spot in all bit the
broad Jump. A year ago the Cadets
nnlshed second with only IS points.
New York U. is Third.
New York University was third
With II points, Cornell and Dart
mouth fourth with Is each. Then
trailed Pennsylvania, 1914: Villa.
nova, 7; Rhode Island, 5; M. It.
Az; Colgate and Columbia. 2 each.
and Penn State with three quarters
OF point.
Today, with the weather 50 bad
that the discus, shotput, pole value
and high jump were decided in the
nearby field house, the two service
schools staged ding dong battle
from the start.
Navy grabbed off five Individual
championships and whipped Army's
defending quartet IN the mile relav.
Army took five crowns. Only three
champions repeated their 1874 tri-
umphs-Frederic Bowman of NAVY
In the broad jump, Phil Lansing of
Army in the pole vault and Jerry
Morrow of Army in the 220-yard
low hurdles.
Van Velzer Lone Double Victor.
John Van Velzer of, Navy was the
only double winner, taking the 100
In 10.2 seconds and the 220 in %
seconds as he nosed out Morrow.
who copped the event last year.
The all-around strength of the
two service schools was shown by
the way they picked up the major
part OF their points. Navy got 10
each in the 880-yard run and broad
Jump, nine in the 100, eight in the
220, 7a4 in the polt vault and seven
in the 120-yard high hurdles; Army
scored IL in the shot put with the
first three places paced by Ralph
Davis, 10 in the low hurdles, nine in
the hammer throw and each In the
quarter and high hurdles.
,rdn.pi Mapmer throw-Won BY Leonard Dom
secGnd' ,5,sd GsoTEe Troxsll l,. SArmyl. 40 q.
!Rhode island, iSs t., eyer 81 in: Gonadin fsfsh.
Anthony Idt Penico tPennsylvania). i33 It.
Broad Iump-won by Frederick Bouv-
mar man nl {Nayyl: a2 it; 5h in; second, Burton
hsi tNaxsS. It s. s. I'M M teurtS. snlis Sss ses
Martin Mart .Nayyl. p #, IS. in: nth. Robert
hiRfi M Va Il 81 f. Rsay "a iP simm. ts.v
Navy; third, Donald schmitt (yillanova);
ssT5s' SGhf TS Zones rns lA5m 9th John
ten .Afny5: second: Wlllism i Kash nr.95 9NsVy5;
New York University. Time, o;4s.s.
Scott, Navy; second. Andy Le Mar: Army:
ara Johnson, Navy; ftth. Frederic Hart:
1oo.sard dash&%on . Sna'S Sy John Van VEL
ger, ,s, Nay: " second, Robert stIickler, Navy;
5ehnsea a nnasE.1a n Ras.l Mah
BiseusIWon by Gilbert Bouley. Cor;
between william Ekbers. BERG Army, M M and new New.
bold Smith. Navy 139 feet l inch; fourth
f,S Frank soTsnsen; Navy Navy l35 feet ~ inches
SS-miie@Won by John Kanal. Cor.
ssfen ra 1anss Marn ss
Army; Nth, Henry smith, Nav Navy. Time
$50 sso-yard yaasns runmw9n n;a; by John cssk.y
5s Rudy Sss5 s'An'' as's:A n s'' $' inc
= Hish jump-won BY Joseph conley
ond Between Ben Martin, % Navy, al and II Robert BERT
fourth, psgi Sobesen. i. Cornell 8 fssi
Army, T. iset: IL les s., SECOND s, bssSss1
enn states Waiter h sszsf Aamys Wln ans
mouth). -179 feet l1A inches: second
William Patton Navy, III feet 9 inches
third, William Chynoweth (Army), 159
feet s inches; fourth. George Upton (M
/ To, 154 feet 9la inches; fifth. Harold
220-yard low hurdles-Won BY Jerry
Morrow ARMY: second, Clyde Scott
ttNay,y): EIa third: Bernard nasu conor tArmyl
Edmund petorella tRhode Island. Time
/ 0.23.7.
i 22O-yard dash-Won by John Van Vel
Ger Navy; second, George Berger (Army)
third, Ralph Ellsworth Navy: fourth, Ed
1New York University. Time. 0:2s.
Shotput-Won by Ralph Davis (Army,
1905 feet; second. FELIX Blanchard
IArmy), 1873 feet. fourth. Newbold
Smith Navy, 45.42 feet; nth, Geoffrey
put tape showed tenths instead Of inches
Mile relay-Won by Navy Frederic
! Bowman, Minot Simons, Arthur Bigle,
and William Kash): second, Army; thirt
Pennsylvania; fourth. New York Univer-