Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-30
Promise of tho Interscholastio Field
Day Sport.
COMPLETE LIST OF TEE ENTRIES
Half Holiday viii Be Granted
Wednesday.
FOR TIE EVENING STAR CUP

The entries for the interscholastic field
and track meet on the Georgetown College
campus next Wednesday afternoon nave
closed. The order of the various events
and the entries from each school are as
follows:
Two heats for the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
run: Central-Jolly, Tindall, Coffin, Young
and Ruff .Eastern-Hurst, Coombs. Kelly
and Hallam; Western-Berry and Tanner;
Bus.ness-Frank Hoover. The two first
named for the Central will start. the third
one being either Coffin or Young, while
those named in order for the other school
will be the starters
Broad jump: Central-Hyber, FarroW,
George Curtiss, Charles Young, Jessie I'm
derwood and Herbert Marean: Eastern
Lee Combs. Gilbert Kelly, Hal Chapel
Harry Hurst and John Maupin; Western
Roy Kirkland and E. Tanner. No starters
in this event have been decided.
The final heat in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| run, to be run by the first and second men
of the two first heats.
| tral-Stuart, Curt. Oyster, Ballinger and
Browning; Eastern-Alf Erly, Hal Chapel,
Harry Hurst, Hoover and William Italian.
Western-Charles Taussig. The starters
for the Central will be the first three
| named, while Taussig will be the only one
to start for the Western.
High jump-Central, Curtiss, Farrow and
Coffin. Eastern. Maupin, G. w. Kelly and
Zurhorst. Western, r. Kirkland and f..
Tanner. All of those entered for this event
are also the starters.
Two hundred and twenty yards run-Cen-
I trail, Ruff, Jolly, Tindall, Young and Coffin.
| Eastern, Coombs, Hurst, Hoover and Art
| ley Parsons. Western. Edgar Berry. The
starters will very PROBABLY be the first
| three named for the Central and Eastern
! and Berry for the Western.
IlNIn n,y1t troll NIrfi
! Gains Coffin and Jolly. Eastern, Maupin,
Hands, Kelly and Zurhorst. The starters
| will probably be the first three named for
each school
go yards hurdle Central-Curtiss, Sam
| uel Began, Fred. Albert, J. Underwood
and J. Kelly. Eastern-Chas. Zurhorst,
! Maupin, d. Parsons. Homer Deis and Har-
| ry Linger. Western-E. Berry and H. p.
Hudson. The first three named for each
| school, with the two Westerners, will very
| probably start.
40 yards run-Central-Ruff. jolly. Tin
| dali, Young and Stuart. Eastern1happel,
Hurst Hallam, Erly and Coombs. West
| ern-Chas. Tauss!g The first three named
for the Central and Eastern. with Taussig,
will most likely be the starters.
Two-mile bicycle race-Central, Arthur
Plant, Herbert Marean, Edwin Potbury
and B. Guy: Eastern, Herbert Guerdrom,
Robert Weaver. Powell and Joe Williams;
Business, Cyrus Wheeler and Leo Cassln;
Western. e. f. Darby. The starters are
apt to be all those named except Guy and
Williams. Mr.. Wilson was going to enter
for the Central but az he has become dis
qualified through non-attendance at school,
the Eastern, Western and Business COM
mittees objected. and he has been debarred.
Shot putting, II poundS-Central. DuMars,
B. Underwood, Harvey, Barnard and Philip
Tindall. Eastern. Maupin. Chapel. Hurst
and Patterson. Western, E. Tanner. All
| Of the entries, with the possible exception
| Of Tindan and Hurst, will put the shot.
| One-mile run0Central, Stuart, Oyster and
| Browning. Eastern, Hurst, Hilyer. Howe
| and Erty. Western, MACEDONIAN. Probably
| all except Hurst or Erby, from the East
| ern, will start.
| Each Of the winners will receive a gold
medal, while the second men will receive
| a silver one.
The school that scores the greatest num-
Der of points will receive the handso sill
yer cup donated by The Evening Star.
| Nest Of the other prizes have been donated
| by prominent merchants of this city. while
! the rest have been purchased by the Ath-
| letic Association Of the schools.
| As the day of the meet has been made
| tie occasion of allowing all four Of the
| schools half holiday, through the aid of
| DR.. Lane. principal Of the High Schools, it
| Is probable that most of the students will
| attend, and the meet will undoubtedly be
the largest ever held by the schools.