Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
will surprise his friends, as well as his op-

will surprise his friends, as well as his op-
ponents.
A. McE,lhone of the medical school is a
valuable man. He tied the cha mpionshir
record of the District in high jump OF
five feet ten inches. He is also giving
much attention to the pole vault, his ma XII
mum heights al present being nine feet
four inches. He jumps in the best of form.
and viii Try to break his record on Satur-
day.
4. J. DavereuX of the class of '9S is prob
ably the youngest athlete in the crowd but
his youth CetractS in no way from his abil-
ity. DevereuN resides in Philadelphia, is
eighteen years old and weighs 1870 pounds.
He makes fast.time in the quarter and two
hundred AID twenty yards. Trainer Foley
Is now making him give his time to the
high hurdle, and expects to make a good
man out of him.
The officers of the dual meet have not
been selected, though it is probable that the
list will be as follows: Referee, DIR. II. T.
Harding; track judges, Messrs. John Had
ley Doyle. w. r. Tappan and Oscar p
Schmidt; field judges Messrs. NJ. a. Joyce,
Horace Durant and w. X. Larrimore;
timers. Messrs. Ralph ". Lee, W. b. Hihhs
and DIR. J. b. Hills: clerk of course. Mr.. j.
p. O'Brien; starter. f. C. Quackenbush:
scorer, Mr.. J. H. Cassidy; announcer, NJ.
John Leahy; measurers, Messrs. Louis
Tracey and H. A. Gaynor.
The Events.
The events and the entries of Georgetown
are as follows:
One hundred yard dash, w. E. Fox, class
of 80. and B. ]. Wefers, ]. S. Walsh, F. B.
McAnerhey and A. ]. Devereux, all of
class of '9S, and ]. NJ. Gallagher, post
graduate.
one hundred and twenty-yards hurdles,
J. NJ. Gallagher, A J. Devereux and F. b.
McAnerney.
High jump, A. McElhone and G. A. Ma
honey of the medical school, J. Dillon, post
4 & IT,, Lot oil .afFn 4
Walsh, class of '9S, and W. Holt, class Of
90
SS0-yards run, c. A. Romadka and ]. Gal
lagher. postgraduate course; F. b. Nc
Anerney, A. j. Devereux, class of '9S; Chas.
b. Claiborne, J. d. Delaney and w. Holt,
class of 80. and J. Daily of the law school
Pole vault, ]. Dillon, ]. NJ Gallagher, a.
McElhone and P. ]. Fleming of the class Of
80.
220-yard hurdle, A. c. Devereux, ]. NJ.
Gallagher. F. B. McAnerney, J. ID. Delaney,
w. E. Fox, class of 81; ]. A Devereux
class of '96; A. Berry, class of go, and
Frank J. Bowlin, class of 81
Running broad jump, G. A. Mahoney, ].
Dillon, j. s. Walsh. P. ]. Fleming, F. b.
McAnerney and ]. Cook of the law school
Two-mile bicycle race E. Byrne, lass of
'99; w. Taggart, class of 80; c. A
Romadka, r. d. Douglas, class of 90; B.
Maher, class of '97; c. Mclaughlin and C.
Romano. both of class of 80.
Mahoney, r. J. Harley, class of 'o6; w. T.
S. Doyle, c. Shea and T. WEIGH. all of
class Of 81; F. c. Nelson, class Of so, and
J. McCrea of the law school
Mile run, w. Fitzsmmons and c. Ronald
ka Of the postgraduate course, J. DAILY of
the law school, Robert Dick Douglas,
class of '96: ]. d. Delaney, ]. ellis and c.
B: Claiborne all of class of 80.
Two. hundred and twenty-yard lasn, b.
]. Wefers, w. E. Fox. P. ]. Fleming, ]. NJ.
Gallagher, K. S. Walsh, John Dillon, ]. D.
Delaney and F. B. McAnerney.
Four hundred and forty-yard run, J. s.
Walsh. J. D. Delaney, A ]. Devereux, F.
B. McAnerney, B. j. Wefers, X NJ. Gal
lagher and w. E. Fox.
Putting Sixteen-pound shot, H. McI.augh-
lin and ]. McCrea of the law school, G. A
Mahoney. T. WEIGH, w. T. S. Doyle c.
Mile-walk, P. Mclaughlin, ]. Sullivan
and w. l.. d. Higgins, class of 81; A.. J.
Finke class of go. and J. A Devereuy
1t is not at all likely that a mile relay
race will be held, because Of the fact that
the sprinters Of Columbian would hardly
stand any show against the boys Of the
blue and gray.