Evening star., 1946-02-17
|MucMitcheII Makes Garrison
Finish to Grab Baxter Mile

The Barlow S. Weeks yard
Handicap went to Browning Ross of
the Navy, who STAYED off a spirited
drive by Henry Eckert of NYU.
Nicholas Smusyn of Navy took the
Thomas T. Reilley 1,000-yard Hand
leap by narrow margin over his
teammate, Jim Drummer.
Carey Ties Record.
Tom Carey of the New York
Pioneer Club equalled the meet
record of 62 seconds in the 60-yard
dash, winning by fraction of a
step over Barney Ewell, former
Penn State ace who holds the ma
tional title and was last years
winner here.
Elmore Harris of the Long Branch
On. J) Athletic Club led all the way
in winning the Buermeyer 500 for
his fourth straight triumph this
season. His time was 58.7.
Navy Relay JoIts N.Y.U.
Navy's mile team handed the
crack N. Y. U. quartet its first defeat
of the season by winning the feature
mile relay when Art Bigley, Navy
anchor man, nipped Maurice CAL
lender few feet from the tape. The
time was 3:24.7. Army's quartet was
third.
Other winners in mile relays were
Holy Cross, Colgate, Manhattan and
Rhode Island State.
John Vislocky of the NYAC won
the high jump with leap of feet,
5 inches. Jack Moody of the U. S.
Army took second with 6 feet, 4
inches and Paul Robson, jr, of
Cornell and Charles Doherty of
Princeton tied for third at 6 feet,
2 inches.
~ Two -mile-run handicap-won by Fred
knsuss; Army second. Darwin Bruce, New
GoTh buniysTstty time thTd William Berser
,sspmwen a,y BY Thomas cemsrfoTd. Man
aneo Athletic Club. Time. s:is.a
Bartow s. Weeks 1,000-yard-run Handi-
Navy ,amphibious base: second, Henry Eck-
r. srt: New T,.ysn York University third Dan
klTk, pennsylvania Time 2Is
BY sss SicSoss smusyn Sa1v
fred l. Rooney, Warinanco A. c. Time,
Matt Halpin half mile-won by Fred
Sieksinser, nsi MAJ MManhattan; second, Stanton
aaft sernard conor Nsx Ar@y n15H ThSsrsfy nra
Pole yault--won BY Howard Jensen. un-
sMttaehed, attach heisht l3 feet INCHES; second
John Haushwout Cornell. IL i feet to; s inches a s.
Island dBritton, eoldstein. Monks and
Ksnne't KsT Tmess4 secosa Rensselaer,; third Seton
c.ses seyas Ssx special Yn1k poaee, sy
Newell. Army. TimeMo:s.2 VEN ~ A' =
wrisht, Philadelphia Navy Base: second.
Two-mile metropolitan college relay
Wen 6s and WTb sseo0 NsT Eof
Buermsyer MOO 5ooEWon Sy Eimore more Harris Harris
deorse ands uhted States euS Naval Xsad
Snyg snyg thEa 4ime ATthsr Bisley Omitted States
seph MeTyesy IN N. 7. 4, CT; second. Albert
Ciccerone Prudential IInsura nee Go. A. A. j
third, Charles Eschenbach IN. Y, A. c..
Mitchell (unattached); second, Thomas
Quinn On. Y. A. c.; third, Forest, Efaw
(unattached. Time. 4:12.3.
Toussaint 2-mile-Won by Edward
o''Toole (Manhattan): second. Ben Man
nix (NYAC) third. Walter Soltow New
York ". Time-9:44.
One-mile relay. handicap limit 25 yards
Won by New York Pioneer Club, Team
A bright, McCants, Taylor, Pearman)
second, N. Y: Pioneer Club, Team 3: third
Baltimore Olympic Track and Field Club
Time-3:273
One-mile college relay-Won by Navy
(Bouwman, Kash, Cuff. Bigley); second
New York University; third, Army. Time
scar.
Running high jump-Won by Jock Wis
locky New York Athletic Club, height 6
feet inches: second Jack Moody (U. S
Army, 6 feet 4 inches: third, Charles
Doherty (Princetonl and Paul Robeson
ir (CornelD tied at e feet inches