The evening times., 1896-06-02
RIvALRIlM0u6STUDtN
High School Boys to Meet on
the Athletic Field.
WILL BATTLE FOB PRIZES
Western school Now Holds the Cham
piOuship, hut the Centrnls Hope
That Victory VIII Perch Upon
Their Banner in the Contest To
OrrOw-Contesting Scholars.

The High Schools Of the city will have Il
half holiday tomorrow. The occasion Of
this favor from the principal, DR.. F. K.
Lane, is the cOute ST DcJ " cen representatives
OF the schools in various athletic games.
1t will he a leading event in the school
year aud almost every High School pupil
is enthusiastically interested. It's the nrst
meeting oil the kind III iour years. The last
was on Anaiostan Island June IL, 1892:
this Will he held at the Geotgetown athletic
field. The hour Tor commencing is z D.. IN.
The CHIEF lute rest is lit the championship
as between the schools. Four years ago
this was won by the Western School. Inc
Leuttai SchOOi boy seApe,tto VIII Tins year.
but IL Will lie n Very sharp contest The
Eastern School is hopeful OF surprising
It's riSais ..nd come out Ia Tie leau. Ine
Business school will not enter for the
championship.
There rs IA championship cup to be borne
away as a trophy by the winning school.
1t appears tins year Tor the flrsJ thue
Other prizes are gold and silver meuais
and articles OF smaller value. The medals
so far offered are donated By Saks q Co.
Karr's Sons. Hansen, 6; Desio. :. Desio'
Moore X Leding. lawson, GAIT Hoil-
smith and The washington Times.
Three representatives from each school.
except the business constitute board or
control to direct the meeting. Mr.. Philip
Tindall is chairman of the committee. They
decided that the rules OF the lntercollegiate
Athletic Association Shall be the guide.
No school shall enter more than five nor
start more than three in any race or con
test. Entries We're closed on Saturday. Iney
are as follows:
THE ENTRIES.
One-huDdred-,dri .iasu--,rntral. Jolly.
Tindall. Coffin, Young and Ruff; Eastern.
Hurst. Coombs, Kelly and Hallam, Western.
Berry and Tanner; Business. Frank Hoover.
Broad jump-Central. Hilbert Farrow,
George Curtiss, Charles Young, Jessie
I mn xrn Nj np H..ri,-rt Marn.iH. Eastern.
Lee Coombs, Gilbert Kelly, Hal Chapel.
Harry Hurst and John MaupiD: Western.
Roy Kirkland and +. Tanner.
Eight hundred and eighty yards ruD-Cen-
tral. Stuart, Curt, Oyster. Ballinger and
Browning; Eastern, Ar Erly, Hal Chappel,
Harry Hurst, Hoover ana Wi!ilam Haiian:
Western: Charles Taussig.
Hlgn lump-Centrai. Curtiss. Farrow.
and Coffin: Eastern, Maupn. q W. Kelly.
and ZurhcTst: Western. X. KirtlaDd and Z.
Tanner.
trail, Ruff, j oily, Tindan, Young and
Coffin: Eastern. Coombs. Hurst, hoover and
Artley Parsons: Western. Edgar Berry
Pole vauit-Centrai. Curtiss. Marean.
Gains, Coffin and Jolly: Eastern. MaupiD
Hands, Kelly and Zurnorst.
Two hundred and twenty yards hurdle
Central. Curtiss, Samuel Began, Fred AL
bert, j. Underwood and j. Kelly: East
Homer Deis aud Harry Linger: Western,
4. Berry and II. p. Hudson.
FOur hundred ana forty yard run-Central
Ruff. Jolly, Tindall, Young and Stuart:
Eastern. Chappel, Hurst, Hallam. Erly and
Coombs. Western, Charles Taussg.
Two-mile bicycle race-Central, Arthur
Plant. Herbert Marean. Edwin Potbury aud
y. Guy; Eastern. Herbert Guerdrom. Robert
Weaver, Powell and Joe VILLA ms: Business
Cyrus Wheeler and Leo Cassin; Western. E.
Z Darby.
Shot-putting. twelve pounds-CeptraI. Du
Mars. u. Underwood. Harvey, Barnard and
Thilip Tindall; Eastern. Maupin, Chappei.
Hurst and Patterson; Western. f. Tanner
One-mile run-Central Stuart. Oyster
and Browning; Eastern, Hurst. Hilyer
Howe and Erby; Western. MacGowap.
OFFICERS FOR THE MEET.
The Officers for the meet are as folIows.
Track judgcs-James A. Hend,ev. Ber
nard Wefers and Earl Ambrose.
Field Judge Mccormick.
Referee Robert ID. Douglass.
L me. keepers-R. Lee, ". B. Hibbs and
E. Spear.
Clerk of coursc-"Pat' Wells,
MtaSurers Harry English and Emory
Wilson
starter-Gcorge T. Cox
AnpCuncer-J f. Jones.
The movement for this meeting was bepun
early in the session by Prof. Harry Eng
lfsh and number OF the Central SctooI
boys. Mr.. Robert d. Douglass, vice presi
dent OF the Intercollegiate Athletic Associa-
ton has shown an enthusiastic interest in
the project. and has aided the bows greatly
In their training