Evening star., 1946-05-26
Middies Win Lacrosse Thriller
To Gain National Title Claim
Rally in Closing Quarter to Score by II to 10;
Also Diamond, Track Victors; Lose at Tennis
By Lewis F. Atchison

BY Lewis F. Atchison
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 25.-Navy
won only two events in today's 10th
annual 1C-4A championship track
meet, but the Midshipmen picked up
enough points behind other winners
to accumulate a total of 36-5 % and
earn the title for the third conSecu-
tive year.
1t was memorable day for the
sea a-going fraternity. Here in Crab
town-on- the-Bay the Sailors conked
Army's baseball team with Is
hit barrage for an LIS victory in
their traditional game and went on
from there to win everything but
a tennis match that went to the
Cadets by a 5-4 count.
Coach "Dinty" Moores lacrosse
men staged a commando raid on
West Point to win, 1910. The golf
team completed the rout here with
a To triumph of the Greylegs.
Kash Is Track Star.
Included within the framework
Of the 1C4A business was the serv-
ice academies annual bunion battle
and Navy walked off with that too,
T017 to 80 "a. The Sailors won seven
events in this side dish served up
before 1000 perspiring fans.
Blond Bill Kash. covering ground
with the speed of an ambulance
lawyer. hit the tape for both Navy
victories, but it was his finish in
the mile relay that decided the
1C4A title. This race did not count
in the dual scoring. but it clinched
the big show. Fred Bowman. lead
off man. was the only Navy runner
to trail his field, but Jim Garibaldi
got it back on the second lap and
Art Bigley handed Kash a 10-yard
working margin. He didn't need
it, for at the finish he was a good
Is yards in front.
Army, victor over Navy by A.
points in last weeks heptagonal
games, was second today with 33-lf7
Dartmouth's surprise package took
third with 24-lI7. Joe Conleys VIC
tory in the high hurdles and Alan
SnyderS win in the low timber kept
the Indians in the running through
most of the afternoon.
Other point scores were. Michigan
State, 81 =: N. Y. u, 20; Marquette
l3: North Carolina, 12i2: Pitt. II;
Holy Cross. 9: Yale. 9; Manhattan
g. Penn State, 6i2: Colgate, 5:
Rhode Island. 5; Princeton, 4;
Swarthmore, 312; Temple ST.:
Maine, 3; st. Johns of Brooklyn
lit: Penn, LIT: Northeastern. i;
Rutgers, l. and Lehigh. "a.
Lone double winner of the day was
Pitts Herb Douglas, a swift coloreo
boy. who took the 10o-yard dash ano
broad jump The%lone meet recorc
esta blished was Ken Wiesner's lear
jump, surprising by an eighth OF
an inch the mark made by Delov
Thurber of Southern California ir
1888.
Duden Hits Home Run.
Dick Duden's 3-run round trippel
in the third gave Navy a 81 leac
it never relinquished in baseball
Bob Hill, a Washington boy. ano
Bob Searle were on base at that
time.
Glenn Davis triple featured
Armys 3-run counterattack but
Pitcher Andy Frahler settled down
and held the Cadets we'll in hand
over the remainder Of the route
Hammer throw-Frank Remaka (Holy
2 fsm9s Gensden s10P Rhdae aand and
J; Dpoes CRhode Island, Gale Foster
rNorth Eastsernl. Robert Kalikew IN Y. "
Fslton Fsl,o1 sDartmouth);; Francis Peran1opi
5Nsyy). Distance, i:!7 feet 81 inches. '''
Mile ,run-Edward walsh Manhattan,
North Cardinal Darwin Bruce N Y. u,
40 4to-yaTd dashmWillIam Kash (Nsyy,.
r,eiey- Navy John Hsmmack army ny,
Allen Brown Army. Time. 4s.6.
Dartmouth, Sherwood S1ley" Finley tYalei. l3aies
F.oyd Simmons North Carolina, Harold
-syhew \. -, Michesn STAG, Alan Snyder
ssgsth' ss.tn M }3mss e., FSttiS EsSyj S'ss Ro5f5
a,NsVy'' Richard AmDrogi Navy. Time.
onot puL:-befnaTd MAYER IN. Y. U y;
Perantoni (Princefonj. Distance. - feet feet
:. Two-njle 1,s n!a rnn-FraHk Martin IN. Y. ~
oTS2'f kn5ss5 5s9 13ms Ps F%s
sso-yard run-Alvah Meeker ccolsate,.
Penn ,ststel Francis 1eary Fordham5l j.
F1oyd Gun Navy, Time, 81.
ya5f PE Poya smnons srb cs
mad, William Kimban (DartmouthJ. Ciar-
c92ce Doak Pittsburgh), Arthur Bieley
Broad iump-Herbert Douglas pitts
Bsoumsn 5SsvyJ, William F1sher Nav, j.
y AexsnoeT fsdt B]orouch ] 'st, Johns. Distance,
s2o7yard dash-Robert Swain Mar
2ftte o"E ArI7 JameT TbPmt Pett Nayy R9Pert Bn
I'd Ambrosi 1NsVyj; Time o:!a- '''A
~ one77miIe mile reIay17Nav,y Frederic Bou-
am ash Fordhsm. Michiean state,
my my PsJne9yslvania. NYU, Manhattan
Hish jqmp-Kenneth wiesner Mar
'ssette,. tie, tie between James Gilcrist
routhl Floyd WaIdrop Navy. John Ds-
ls no, Nayyli w. Jersmiah Lenihan Navy,
Javein-William chynoweth tArmv,
Leonard Naab michigan Statel. Earl Wick
:ry tMaine(. William Jesse Navy, Henry
feet 3X inches Nv
Pole vault-Theodore wonch CMichigan
stated tie for second between Robert Vos-
hsrE Michigan State) and Donald Riley
tTemplel: tie for fourth between John
Barrow Navy. Normal Mcleod North
Carollnal. Robert Anderson Gehishl and
Henry Hickman North CarolinaJ. Height.
2 feet.
Army. AB H o A. Navy ABHot
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