Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-08

second in the 100 yards. Walsh is also a
coming man, and can be looked upon to do
something.
The officers of the Georgetown Athletic
Association are Rev. VIM. McDonough, s.
j., PRESIDENT Walter s. Martin, vice presi-
dent; j. T. Vessel, treasurer: John P.
O'Brien manager of base ball; Francis E..
Slattery, manager of athletics; Robert Dick
Douglas, captain; Harry r. Cover, man.
aSer of tennis, and j. II. Cassidy, journalist.
One of the most interesting events Of the
day will undoubtedly be the relay race, and
which will consist Of runners, representing
the Eastern, Western and Central High
schools The runners of the Central have
been in training for some time at George
town campus, and under the supervision of
Trainer Foley.
The relay teams of the High School boys
are the following: Western High School
Smart, Craig Hudson and Berry; substitute,
Tanner Eastern High School-Hurst Erly.
Combs and Chapel; substitute Kelly. Cen
trail High School-Tindall, Coffin, Ruff and
Stewart: substitute, Jolley.
Entries for the Events.
The officers for the meet have been appointed
and follows:
Referee, Howard Perry; track judges, John Had
ley Doyle Jack wilkins and DIR. II. r. Harding
field judges, Mr. Mccormick Oscar P. Schmidt and
Maurice Joyce; timers, Frank ]. Wissner Sam
Stcinmetz and Il. Lee; starter, q. C. Ouackenb,sh;
announcer John Leahy; for field, Henry
Johnson scorer for track, Joe Campbell; meas
G. l.. johnson of Columbian University
. The various entries of both colleges and the full
One dred-yard run-Columbian, E. C. Campbell,
E r. BTiscGe and George Rye Georgetown, W. Z.
A. ]. pevereux and ]. NJ Gallagher.
Two-hunlred and twenty-y yard run-Coumbian, e.
Wefers W f Fox. p. j. Fleming. j. NJ Galas ID r.
J; ;. Walsh, John Dillon, ]. ID. Delaney ard +. Ii.
Four hundred and forty yard run-Columbian Chas
T. Cabrera Georgetown J. S. Walsh, ]. d. De
W ynTy a 4 GsYsrgG1 Fl Fl E. Mf IAN b.
T, H ia, rIn,Colqnbian. G. Clemens B.. Nc
Hssn AID sps5e g
A j. Drvercux, Charles b. Claiborne, J. u. De-
laIey, JOSE ph DAILY and W. Holt.
Ca nphell and T.. +. Dorman Georgetown, w.
Fitzsimn'ons, c. A Romadka, Joseph DAILY. Robert
Dick Douglas, J. ID. Delaney, ]. Dillon and {. b.
Claiborne.
y, One hn. dred-and twentyyard hurdle Columbian
A J. Dcvereux ard F. u. McAnerncy.
Iwo-h;I 're,-and- t"cnty-yard hurdle-Counlbian,
J. NJ. Gallagher. j. d. Delaney f. b. McAnerney,
". Fox, J. A. Devereux. A. Berry and Frank
', Running high junp-ColumbIun. E Brisooe and
W Scott. Georgetown. A. McElhonc. George A.
MAh|n',f John Dillon. S. ]. Tremoulet ]. S.
,l thinning broad jumn-Columhian, W. Scott. E.
John Dillon. J. s walsh, p. j. Fleming. 7 Coo,:
and F. Il. Mcanerney
>, one-mIIe bicycle Columbian. Fred Moore,
r. A l. Schld". ID. Walker and c. T. Cabrera
Georgetown. W. Ta=gert, c. A. Romadka. r. D.
douglas T. Maher, f. Byrne c. Mclaughlin and
Thre",mi!e bicycle race-C Columbian, F. Moore,
- Walker. G. I. Cabrera and Fred. Schada
,,e"rget"Sn: Robert Dick Douglas, Z. Byrnc c.
l,omhin" w TaSgert, c. Mclaughlin. b. Ma,ler
and G. A. E0madk:I.
. Pole yauitln.- Columbian. F. Z. Emmons Harry
Green and Il. Baker. Georgetown John Dillon
j. NJ. Gallagher. y. McElhone ard =. J. Fleming
. hr"Wln- sixteen pound Observation-Disclosures E.
Cockereil: Georgetown. g. F. Mahoney, r. !.
HIrley' W T. : Doyle, c. Shea, T. Welch, F. @.
futtin: sixteen pound shot-Columbian W. Scott
~ hac Inicron and f. Cockerell. Georgetown III
H mSitu-l W + J. Mc,,re9 T. Welch. G. A. Ma
on-I,iie Walk oumhian. T. L. May. George
LOWE !. Mclaughlin: J. Sullivan W. l.. D. Hig-
gins. \. j. Fnkc and ]. A Dcvere,lx e