The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-02
IARKEELS LEAD IN INDOOR GAMES
GA. TECH SECOND:
RECORDS SMASHED

CHAPEL HILL, March 1.-OP-
North Carolina, defending Southern
Invitation Indoor game titlist a
took a commanding lead in the L
the end of the eight events tonigh
event college division, with 8
points.
Georgia Tech was second, will
18. Maryland, with 9 1-2 barrel,
nosed out Florida, with 9 TO:
third. Navy was fifth, with Z IL
George Washington High O
Alexandria, Va; won first homo.
in the Scholastic Division, with l.
points. Georgia Military Academ.
was second, with 10. Newpor
News, Va; defending champion
was third, with eight.
John Marshall High of Rich
mond, finished fourth, with seven
Two college Division records
were smashed during the after
noon competition. Douglas L
Buddy Fowles of Georgia Tecl
set a new record in the broae
jump with a leap of % feet 10 l.:
inches. The old record of % feet
4 inches was set by Fred Bowma,
of Navy in 1914. The second mari
was set by Gardner of Florida il
the high jump, with a height of
feet, 2 Ia inches, the old mark O.
6 feet was set by Pitkin, NORTH
Carolina pre-flight in 1914.
SUMMARIES
High Jump - Won by Gardner
Florida, 6 feet 2 IA inches; two.
way tie for second by Rowe
Mercer, and Davis, Navy, 6 feet ]
Ia inches; tie for. fourth by Gran.
dell, Maryland, and Colvin, Duke,
S feet IL IA inches. New record
old record set by Pitkin, North
Carolina Pre-Flight, 6 feet, 1914.
One Mile Run-Won by Smith,
North Carolina; second, Oberholt-
ger, Navy; third, Corridan, Georgia
Tech; fourth, L, Kehoe, Mary
land. Time: 4:27.7.
Summaries of the finals in the
Scholastic Division of the Fifth
Annual Southern Invitation indoor
games.
High Jump - Won by Garrison,
Newport News, S feet 10 3-4 inches;
four-way tie for second, Mondy,
CRANKY of Norfolk, Windley, Maury
High of Norfolk; Minick, Washing.
ton and Lee High of Arlington,
and Tutweiler, Thomas Jefferson
High of Richmond, 5 feet, 6 inches.
1,000-Yard Run-Won by Jones,
George Washington of Alexandria,
second, Smith, Boys High of At
lanta; third, Cain, of Raleigh;
fourth, Root, Lane High of Char
lottesville. Time: 2:23.7.
Summaries of the finals in the
Freshman Division of the Fifth An
nual Southern Invitation indoor
games.
High Jump - Won by Pickett,
North Carolina State, 5 feet 10 3-4
inches; second, Smith, North Caro-
lima, 5 feet l inch; third, Zerkle,
Virginia, 5 feet, 6 inches; two-way
tie for fourth by Saunders, North
Carolina, and Prevatt, Virginia, 5
feet, 4 inches.
34 Mile Run-Won by Holden,
North Carolina; second, Mont
gomery, North Carolina State;
third, Hambleton, Maryland; fourth
Orrmins, North Carolina State.
Time, 1925.
60-Yard Dash - Won by Bell.
North Carolina; second, Horton,
North Carolina; third. Cheatham.
North Carolina State; fourth, Davis
Charlotte Center of U. N. c. Tins
l6.8.
One Mile Relay-Won by Catholic
University &C W n, Donoghue,
Groffie and BoegeD; second, North
Carolina; third, North Carolina
State. Time: 3:4O.6.
60-Yard Dash - Won by Sutton.
Georgia Military Academy; second
Harrell, Randy High of Norfolk;
third, Hanna, George Washington
High Of Alexandria,; fourth, Evans,
oASellVllle, lime, 90.
440-Yard Dash-Won by Matt
news, Maryland; second, Turner,
North Carolina; third, Lansing,
Georgia Tech; fourth, Lucy, Navy.
Time, 54:5.
70-Yard High Hurdles-Won by
Dale, John Marshall High of Rich
mond; second, Ekford, Lane High
of Charlottesville; third, Avery.
Newport News; fourth, Mcdonald,
George Washington High of Alex
andria. Time, 90.
Two mile run won by Milne,
North Carolina; second, Miller,
North Carolina; third, Magill,
North Carolina; fourth, Wisner,
Maryland, time: 9:45.1 new record
old record set by Barry, Navy
1882 in 1913.
Sprint Medley relay won by
Duke young, Osborne, Stone and
NeighborgalD second. Maryland;
third, Navy; fourth, Georgia Tech
time: 1852.
New record old record set by
North Carolina, 3:46.3.
O-yard high hurdles-won by
Goodman, North Carolina State;
second Watts, N. C. State; third,
Salvanelli, Maryland; fourth, Ter
he, Va. Time 9.3.
70 : yard high hurdles; won by
summons, North Carolina; second.
Mohler, Virginia; third, Morrow,
North Carolina; fourth, Coons,
Georgia Tech. Time: 8.6 (new rec
ord-old record set by Todd, Vir-
ginia, 81 in 1S43).
One mile relay-won by Georgia
Military Academy CONNIE, Sutton,
OConnor and Turner; second,
George Washington high of Alexan-