The morning times., 1895-11-08
COLLEGE CRACKS TO MEET
Georgetown Field Games Promise
Some Exosllent Sport.
Long List of Entries for All he
Events In the Games To-
morrow.

The Intercollegiate track and field meet
to be held at Georgetown College Field
tomorrow afternoon promises TO be a
most successful one.
On account of the lateness of the season
the entries from the out-of-,own colleges
Will not be as large as was hoped for, but
the quality of entries made are OF high
order, and an afternoon OF splendid sport
is promised.
In addition TO the Georgetown College
entries, which follow, the local Coluni-
bian University and the University OF
Pennsylvania will have their stars on
the field.
The relay race between Georgeto WI and
University of Pennsylvania viii be a strong
feature and a great attraction.
Wefers, the worlds champion sprInter,
is in fine condition. In the 100, 220 and
44O yards events he will have strong com.
petition, and these events will be hotly
contested, at least for second and third
pla ces.
The bicycle event will also be q feature
as, in addition to the local champion,
Schade, of the Columbian University Penn.
sylvania wiR send their stars, Coates and
Wiborn
George Orton, of the same university,
champion miller" will be one Of the Zee
lay team, which, with him, will consist of
Sterrett, Williams and sickel or Hofr-
man.
Following are the local entries:
100 yards, dash-B. j. Wefcrs, rs:
Gallagher, P. 8; Walsh, 90; Fox, 81;
Fleming, '9e; Devereaux. '9s; McAncrnaly
aHd j. A. Wefers. 90; Campbell and
Walfekuber, Columbia University.
eco hurdles-Gallagher, Fox, McAnernay,
Gallagher, Fox, Fleming, Dillon, 90; Ma
honey, medicine; Scanlan, law; Walsh, 'ss.
440 yards-Holt, 80; Douglas, '96; A. ].
Devereaux, '9S; Wefers, McAnernay, J. A.
wefers, Fiaherty, 9S; Gallagher, Fox,
Mahoney.
$50 yards-Delaney. SO; Holt, Douglas
McAnernany, Mclaughlin, law; Berry, sc;
Walsh, 81.
One mile, run-Delaney. Douglas. GIllis,
'99; McElhone, medicine; Mclaughlin. lie
Boef, 's6: r. Walsh, 90.
Mile walk-McLaughlin, Cameron, 80;
Sullivan, '91: Cover, '99; Fincke, 90;
DevereauX, and Berry.
Running high jump-Flaherty, 'Ss; Holt,
MeElbone, medicine; Mclaughlin, Walsh.
Dillon, Seaman, Mahoney. Tremonlet, 81.
Broad Jump-Mahoney, Dillon, Walsh,
Seaman. Fleming, and McAnernay.
EGO hurdles-Gallagher, Fox, McAnerny,
Delaney, Devereaux, A. S. Devereaux, Scan
Ian, Berry.
I2O hurdIes-Gallagher, Devereaux, A.
S. Devcreaux, and wolfekubber, Columbia
University.
16 pound shot-welsh, Mahoney, Doyle,
'97; McCrea, law; II. Mclaughlin, W;
and Shea, '97.
Pole vault-DilloD, 90; Fleming, Nc
Elhone, Gallagher, Seaman, and Green,
OF Columbia University.
Two-mile bicycle-Byrne. '99: Taggart,
SO; Romadka, =. G.; Douglas, 90: Maher,
81; McLau ughlin, '99, and Schade and
CABRERA, of Columbia University.
16pound haDmer-Mahoney, med; Doyle,
Shea, McCrea, Welsh, and Hurley,
The rally team of Georgetown has not
yet been decided upon, but 1t Will be one
strong enough 10 give the visiting teams
a good argument.
Gold and silver medals will be given
to first and second men in each event.
The games will begin promptly at 2
O'Clock. Ample provision has been made
for the comfortable seating of the large
audience which is expected.
1t is proposed to MA ke this a great athletic
as well as social event, and a number
of parties of well-known society people
have signifed an intention of attending