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cracks as Orion and Fitzpatrick. The same
year he won the indoor 1,0O0-yard cham
pionship of New England. On account of
lilness ne did not run last summer. At the
fall games Of Georgetown last year he won
the mile and hafmile races, and was also
on the relay team against Pennsylvania.
IN February IA he went to Worcester and
ran ]. ]. Mclaughlin of Worcester for the
indoor 1,0CO-yard championship of New
England, but was defeated by less than
yard. He has trained hard for the relay,
but later on he will get in trim for the mile
race at the intercollegiate meet on Decora-
ton day, at Berkeley Oval He will then
give up the quarter mile.
julius s. Walsh.
julius s. Walsh, another member of the
team, Is native of ST. Louis He is only
nlnteen years of age and a member of the
class of '9S. He weighs lab pounds and
stands feet Sk inches in height. He has
been prominent for the past few years at
Georgetown College in general athletics,
put ne never won any races till last winter.
Last fall he played full back on the class of
eS loot ball team. Next to McElhone, he
is the best high jumper in the college with
the record of 5 feet 4 inches. The first race
In which he entered was last March in the
games or the PastimeSAthletic Club of New
York city. He won the sxty-yard novice
race with the time of 80 seconds, which
Is novice record, and only fifth of
second below the worlds record for the
siXty-yard handicap from the ten-foot
mark, his time being 6 2-5 seconds He is
better at the sprints than in the quarter,
and if he develops enough to keep up for
4to yards he Will be an excellent man.
William Holt.
William Holt Of the class of 80 is the
fifth member of the team. He is only eight
cen years of age, feet inches in height
and weighs 152 pounds. He comes FROM
be cit IF hrot hon
ing Georgetown was a student at ST. Jo-
sephs School. Philadelphia Last fall he
played full back on the class of 80 foot
ball team. His first remarkable running
was in June of 1894 at the Philadelphia
Academic meet, when he won a quarter in
OF seconds. The same summer, at the
CALIFORNIAN games, he won the GD0-yard
handicap race from the twenty-yard mark
In the time of 1.1S fat Last fall at the
Georgetown field day games he came in
second in the SS0-yard race, being close 20
Delaney, and won the 440-yard race in "A
close contest with Fox. The first part of
this year he did not appear in very good
form and was not regarded Us n candidate
for racing honors. He has SURPRISED every
one, however, and by close attention and
careful training has gotten himself in sp1en-
Gid condition.
w. Il. Fox.
w. L. Fox of the class of 90 is : feet IL
inches in height. weighs It's pounds and is
enc year short of his majority. He is
native Of Cincinnati, and before coming to
Georgetown University won the ull-around
championship of the ST. Francis Xavier
School. Last spring he won the 100, 30 and
i4o-yard races at the Georgetown College
games, and was one of the Georgetown
team at the intercollegiate meet on May
- of last year. Last fall he ran second to
Wefers in the 100 and 220-yard races, and
was also second inShe 440-yard race. Dur
ing the winter he played half back on the
foot bail team of the class of 90. He is
one of the hardest training men at the uni
versity and gives promise of great improve
ment,