Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-04
Hoegg Is Lost in Mile, Lidmun
Scores in IC-4A; Army Wins

tangled three curves from the finish
line. Hall was forced off the track,
but didn't break his stride and
chased the New Yorker to the Irvine
in PIT. The midshipman was ele-
waited to first place.
Vince Barry of Navy came from
nowhere in the last three laps of
the college mile and ran all by
himself during the final, two for a
1852 clocking.
35pound weight throw-won by Tony
Penico. Pennsylvania, 40 #. 1874 inches;
ia IN: fourth William Webb, Army, As
#, in; fifth, Elmer congdon, Rhode
Shot p1t-won by Felix Blanchard,
Army: Il #: SO in: third. james sA HamiI :'
Ton ss Army 4 #; fourth; Geofrsy To0fsIl,
Fetaef i psrmo ut ~ II it. n s MIN in "iSm
Special 6Goyard hisd hurdIesWop by
third, Owen B. Cassidy Columbia, Mid
shipments School; fourth, Clifford Nc
Can Columbia Midshipmen's SCHOOL,.
Pole yault-Five men tied for first
PLACE; Charles Charles. A Riehl Navy ALg g.;
ARMY; James Holcomb ARMY; Philip
Lansing army Height, IL feet
nell Hsa and gos coney R0Rss9n If GG sd
Robert Bredin Pennsylvanial 8 feet l
n och Benjamin an Martin snd David craw-
Special 5O-yard high hurdles-won by
William Mitchell CHERRY Point Marines;
sfpmens "s sehoo SSs hiyd aaaRaa Nd Ild
man (Sweden): four h. Clifford McCiain
Columbia Mioshipmens School. Time,
Coward high hurdles-Won by Jerry
Navy third; Richard Johnson Navy;
fourth. Leland Christensen ARMY; fifth,
Edmond Petorella tRhode Island). Time,
eo-yard dssh-won by John B Van
fourth. Max Minor ARMY; FIFTH. Ralph
Ellsworth Hod 10 t n Time o:4S;; nj,
Navy; :, second. Bernard Conor (Army)
third, Floyd Cuff Navy: fourth, Albion
k tH1Is IArmyo; nth # Daniel Kirk penn
der Of NYU broke tape first but was
disqualified for pushingD
NsTS Second HenPy exert TsneS New HYs orkk
" third, James Cavanaueh CRhode
ISlsnd): fourth. Eleazer Parmly (Army)
Fifth, Nicholas Smusyn Navy. Time.
soo5yard run-Won by George BERGER
tArmy); second Jerry Morrow (Army)
third, Arthur Bigley. jr. Navy: fourth
Maurice Calender New York W: fifth.
Ernest Mills (Northwestern) Time. 1:I4.5.
Broad Jump-WDn by Fredric Bowman
Navy, distance % #. 11la in: second
BENJAMIN Martin, Navy, % #. 2 in; third
Joseph Hall Navy, % #. u in; fourth
Burton Cox. Villanova, % #. in; fifth
Ronald McNamee, Army, II it. IN in.
Two-Mile Run-Won by Armand Oster-
berg. New York u; second Arthur Truxes
Army; third. John Kandl, Cornell: fourth
John Fischer, Army; fifth, Henry Smith
Navy. Time. 9:44.
Louis S. zamperini Invitation One Mile
Run-Won by James Rafferty,, New York
Athletic Club; second Forest Efaw, unat-
tached from Oklahoma: third. Donald
Burnham. Cornell Medical College: fourth
Rudy Simms, New York Pioneer Club
Two-mile relayIWon by Massachusetts
Charles Goidie; John serrie; Royce Grim
mini; second, Navy; third. New York Uni
yersityi fourth, Army; fifth. Columbia
Time S:G2.3
One-mile relay-Won by New York Uni
yersity milford Parker Edmund Woni-
lowicz, William Lubin, Maurice Callender)
second, Army; third, Dartmouth; fourth
Columbia; fifth, Villanova Time. 3:26
Final point scores-Army, 1914; p
Navy. 55i2; 3--New York u, 10; A.
Dartmouth, "a: 5-Pennsylyania. @:
Cornell, 6h: Rhode Island. Z; s.
NIT, 3; columbia and Villanova, g.
! 10-Northeastern, /.