The evening times., 1895-11-08
GEORGEToEA's FIELD MEET
Much Interest Manifested in the
Two-Mile Bicycle Event.
Only Limited Number of Visitors,
But the Home Talent WIN Give u
Good Exhibition of Skill.

The failure of the big out of to wn colleges
TO make entries for the intercollegiate
track and field events tomorrow has been
somewhat disappointing to the Georgetown
boys, but they are going right ahead with
matters and promise to give their friends
and acquaintance good exhibition with
home talent.
Though the majority of the men who
have entered for the various events have
not attained much prominence in the ath-
letic world, there are u number OF students
at the college who are right up among the
first flight OF athletic celebrities, and
there is at least one who stands head and
| shoulders over any man In any college i'll
the world. This is Bernard Wefers, AMI he
will be seen in tue lU0-yard and 40 yard
dashes.
Beside wefers there are Gallagher and
Mclaughlin, the mile runner and mile
walker, both great men, and big Mike
.Mahoney. These eiournen themselves should
be able TO give an exhibition that will be
well worth seeing, 10 say nothing of sur
prises that may be sprung by lesser lights
of the colleges The only visitors will be
the University of PENNSYLVANIA relay team
and bicycle riders.
Following are the local entries:
1OO-yard dash-B. j. wefers, '9S; Gal
lagher, p s.; Walsh. '9S; Fox, 81; Flen-
ing, '99; Devereaux, '9S; McA nerny and
j. A. Wcfers, '99; Campbell and Wolfe
kuhler, Columbian University.
22O hurdles-Gallaghcr, Fox, McAnerny.
Gallagher, Fox. Fleming, Dillon, 90; Ma
honey, medicine; scanlau, law; Welsh, 'Ss.
44O yards-Holt, 80; Douglas. '96; A.
j. Devereaux, '9s; Wefers, McAnerny,
j. A. wefers, Flaherty, 'Ss; Gallagher,
Fox, Mahoney.
$50 yards-Deianey. 'ss; Holt. Douglas,
McA Mclaughlin. law; Berry, 80;
Welsh, 'S7.
Onc-niile run-Delapey, Douglas. Gills,
'99; McElhoue, medicine; Mclaughlin, lie
Bocf, '96; X. Welsh, SO.
Mile walk-McLaughlin, Cameron, '99;
Sullivan, '97; Cover. '99; Fincke, sc;
Devereaux aud Berry.
Running high jump-Fiaherty, '9s; Holt.
McElhone, medicine: Mclaughlin, Welsh,
Dillon, ScanlaD. Mahoney, Tremonfet. '97.
Broad iump-AfahoDey. Dillon, Welsh,
Seaman, Flerhing, and McAnerny.
220 hurdles--GallaglIer, Fox. McAner-
ny, Delaney. Deyereaux, A. j. Dever-
eauX, Scaulan. Berry.
120 hurdles-Gallagher, Devereaux, A.
j. Devereaux, and Wolfekuhler, Columb bian
University.
16-poupd shot-welsl, Mahoney. Doyle,
81; McCrea, law; II. Mclaughlin, law, and
Pole vault-DIllon. '96: Fleming, McEl-
hone. Gallagher, Seaman and Grecn Of Co
lunibian University.
TwO-mile bicyclc-Byrne, '99; Taggart,
80: Romadka, 7. c.; Douglas. SO: Ma
her, 'S7; Mclaughlin, 80, and Schade and
Cabrera. of Columbian University.
16-pound hammer Mahoncy, medicine;
Doyle, Shea, McCrea. Welsh and Hurley.
The rally team OF Georgetown has not
yet been decided upon.
The events in which the out-of-town
men are To compete will naturally draw
The most interest. These VIII b. the relay
rare and The two-mile bicycle race Orton,
the famous mile runner, win be one OF the
members of the visiting relay team. nd he
will, Of course. be an object of much curios-
ity. II is not believed that the home boys
will cut much OF a figur indhis race.
There is much interest manifested in
the two-:nile bicycle race .aaespecially by
the students OF Columbian University.
These young men have been thinking that
they had a cinch on this event with Schade.
but the sudden bobbing up OF Coates and
Wilburn, OF the University OF Penns Viva
mia, has made this very uncertain affair.
though the Columbians still have faith
that their man can and will win.