The evening times., 1895-11-09
COLLEGE A7HLEfEs MEET
Georgetown VIII Try Conclusions
With the Vimters To-day.
Some Interesting Predictions as to
How the varions Events VIII
Be Won and Why.

Though their grounds are a little damp
and their track a little heavy, the George
town College men expect to give a good
exhibition OF athletic skill at their inter-
collegiate meet this arternoo1s and the de-
lightrul weather overhead makes them
feel sure big crowd OF thfiracquaintances
and admirers will turn gut to see them.
All arrangements for the affair are COM
pleted. d,
There is a vast amount, Of interest felt
in the outcome of all the events, and espe-
cially I'm those in which Georgetown men
are to compete against athletes from other
Institutions. There are fourteen events in
all, as follows
IOO-yard run, 22O-yard ruin, 44O-yard
run; ssO-yard run, 120 yard hurdle race,
22O-yard hurdle race, One1niile run, one
mile walk, two-miie bicycle race, broad
jump, hign jump, putting l6pound shot,
throwingI g. pound hammer ana pole vault.
There are from six to twelve entries in
each OF these contests, and much speculation
is being indulged in over the possible out
come in each of them Of course, In the
IUO-yard and 220-yard runs Bernard We
fers, the world amateur champion sprinter,
who is a recent conner 10 Georgetown, is
looked upon as sure winner, Win OK abu
Gallagher second.
The Columbian University has Wolfe
kuhler and Campbell in both these races.
Wolrekuhler is said to be fast, and the
CoIun,biuns may surprise their George
town friends as To second place.
Wefers is also entered IN the 44O-yaru
run, but 1t Is not likely that he Will start
in this event. With Weiers out, the race
is thought to be an open one between j A.
Wefers, a brother Of the champion, and
Fox. The other entries are Holt, Douglass,
Deyercux. McAnerney, Flaherty, Gallagher
and Maboney.
Delaney, Holt, Douglass, McAnerney, Nc
Lauchlin, Berry, and Welsh, all George
town men, are in the SSC.yard run. The
knowing ones pick Delaney to win, with
Holt or Bevereux in second place. De-
laney is also the choice for the mile run,
while Douglass is conceded second place.
1t is said that Delaney has gone the dis
tance in 4:2S.
There seems to be little doubt that Nc
Laughliu will take the mile walk. He has
a mark of 7:35, and it is thought this
stamps him as quite good enough 10 win.
Cameron is picked out by the talent TO reach
the tape in second place. Sullivan. Cover.
Fiucke, Berry and Devereux are the other
entries.
The 100 and 220-yard hurdle races are
expected TO fan to Gallagher, with Dever-
'eux secoud. Both OF these are Georgetown
men. wolfekuhler, OF Columbian Univer-
sity, is in the 12O-yard event, but he viii
not start in the 220-yard contest.
The entries for the two-mile bicycle race
are Schade and Cabura of Columbian Uni
versity, and Douglas, Byrne, Taggart, Ro-
niadsa, Maher and Mclaughlin OF George
town. None OF the Philadelphians will start
in this event. 1t is looked upon as certain
that Schade will win, while Douglass is
looked to as the proable second Dian.
Big Mike Mahoney is expected to win
the hammer throwing and shot-putting
events, with Doyle second. The other en-
tries are Shea, McCrea, Welsh, and Hurley
Big Mike is also conceded the broad jump.
Fleming is regarded as best for second place.
McElhoDe, with five feet ten inches TO his
credit is looked upon as having sure thing
oD the high jump and Dillon IL selected TO
show next best.
The Columbian University men are con-
ffdent that their representative, Green,
will win the pole -yaulting event. and the
Ceorg getown men do not dispute this
claim. Dillon and Fleming are thought to
be closely matched for second place,
The relay race is looked forward 10 with
more interest than any other event of the
day. The Georgetown men do not ex-
pect to whit against the Rennsylvania men,
but they expect to make a good showing
The bone men have chosen Wefers Gala
CHER and Delaney to represent them in
this race and the fourth man will be named
this afternoon. a-E
The officers of the meet will be- Harry
Harding, referee: Oscar Schmidt John H.
Doyle and William Tappan, 1rack judges;
Prof. Joyce, Horace Durant and W. X
Larimore, field judges: william B. Hihbs.
Or. ). ID. Hills and Ralph W. Lee, timers;
Earl e. Quackenbush starter. John Ii hey.
announcer. and Jon P. 7O'Brien, clerk of
the course.