The times., 1897-05-07
GEoRGETowN FIELD DAY.
Entries and Handicaps for the sports
TO BE Run Off This Afternoon.


For several weeks Trainer Foley has been
busy coaching the students of Georgetown
Varsity for the annual field and traek
events to be given on Georgetown campus
this afternoon, and now the men are III
and strong, and the competitions promise 70
be very interesting From among the win
ners in the several events the track and field
team to represent Georgetown at Mot
Haven intercollegiate games on May 20
will be chosen
Admission TO the grounds viii be free, aud
large attendance is expected
The games viii begin at 2 O'Clock and
will be run off in quick order
Following are the entries aud handicaps
in the fifteen events:
100 yards-W. Fox, scratch; J. Walsh,
scratch; ]. ReardoD, 6; j. Sheridan, s.
S. Tremoulet, 10; j. O'Shea, z 1-2; F. Nc
Anerney, 4; NJ. Fitzgerald, 5; T Kinkead,
Z; @. Horsey, 6; w. Mahoney, A; T. Flen-
ming, 1 l-2; NJ. Walsh, A; r. Hough, l;
]. Cody, 2 1-2; s. Owens, 3; r. Harrington
6; II. Applegarth, 10.
220 yards-W. Fox, scratch; j. Walsh,
scratch; j. Reardon, Is; j. Sheridan, 8
S. TremoUlet, Is; F, McAnerney, S; N
Fitzgerald, II; T. Kinkead, IL; G. Horsey
Is; NJ. Maloney, {; p Flemming, 8; K.
Hough, 8; j. Cody, 6; S. Owens, Is; II
Harrington, 20; H. Applegarth, 90; L.
Prince, &: D. Fergerson, II; J. O'shea, 1 3.
440 yards s-W. Fox, scratch; j. Walsh,
scratch; g. Lyons, scratch; j. Sheridan,
80; s. Tremoulet, 80: B. Maher, 20; T.
Kinkead, 15, NJ Maloney, IL; L. Prince,
II; s. Douglass, 25; j. o'Shea, Is; c.
s1atE .%x.E.s
Dillon, 10; II. Harrington, 23; II. Apple
garth, 80; F. Romaine, 80.
$50 yards-G. Lyons, scratch; T. Nc
Girr, 10; j. Daily, 1 5; S. Tremoulet, so;
F. Donohue, 50i S. Douglass, 40; C. Clai-
borne, 80; j. Desay, 40; P. Dillon, 16; J.
Brodrick, Is; Il. Harrin gton, 40; H. Ap-
plegarth, so.
One mile run-T McGir, scratch; J.
DAILY, 50: p Dillon, so; j. Nagle, 40; j.
Brodrick, 100.
22O yards. hurdle-F McAnerney, scratch;
NJ. MaloGey, 3; c. Horsey, %; L. Prince,
is; j. Walsh, 8; T. McGiIr, 81; s Douglass,
20; j. Daily, Is.
I20-yard HurdIe-F. McAnerney, scratch:
NJ. Maloney, Z; ]. Daily, 10; L. Prince, 10.
Field, Broad Jump-M. Walsh, scratch:
s. Tre1noulet. "a inches; F. McAnerney, 9
inches ID. Ferguson. "a inches; II. MalOney,
/ 2 inches; G. Lyons, scratch; f. Fleming,
6 inches: j. O'Shea. "a inches: r Hough,
scratch: J. Walsh, s inches; II. Harrington.
"a inches; S. Owens, PA inches; J. DAILY,
1 8 inches.
One-balf Mile. Hcyole-Winiam Whitney,
Martin Sullivan. C. r. Yeatman, Oscar
Ceppi. James Alexander, Edward Bach,
Fred Schade.
High Jump-R. Hough. scratch: D. Fer
guson. 7 inches: C. Horsey, 6 inches; NJ
Maloney. 8 inches; p. Fleming, inches.
NJ. Walsh. 4 inches: j. Walsh, 3 inches; s.
Owens. Sinches; F. Schade, inches
Hammer-F. Smith, scratch; j. MGrriI,
20; f. Hough, 10; T COnneil, 20; NJ. Walsh.
20
Fiety-six-pound shot-F. Smith, scratch:
F. Walsh, 81; c. Mulligan, 8; F. wrenn,
6: J. Murrin, Z; F. Connell, Z; p. Flemming,
6; NJ Walsh, 3: r. Hough, g.
Pole vault-P FIemming, inches; NJ.
Walsh, in; C. Claiborne, s in; r. Hough,
scratch; W Flemming, 8 in; Flemming, 8
in
TwC-mile handicap bicycle-Ralph Quinn,
$50 yards; Harry Wrenn, 200 yds.; Edward
Bach. 1s5 yds. Hugh F. Taggert, 1S5 yis;
c. r Yeatman, $50 yds.: Harry Stier, 165
yds James Alexander, 145 yds.; Martin
Sullivan, 125 yGs; oscar Ceppi, 10 yds. ::
william Whitney, 100 yds.; L. B. Danne-
miller, so yds.: Fred Schade, scratch.