The times., 1899-05-05
.GEORGE9OWN'S Open
AIR Spring MEET
Local Athletes Will Compete
With 0riole Flyers.
The Complete Entry List of Tomor-
rows Contestants.
MulIiGan Against Knapp. of Johns
Hopkins, in the Sprints-Am-
nteur Riders in Two Events.

What promises to he one of the best
spring track and field meets held on
Georgetown Field in recent years will be
that to be given tomorrow afternoon te-
ginning at 2:30 o'clock. The list of entries
is large and includes all the local cracks
and the cream Of talent representing Johns
Hopkins and Maryland Athletic Club. All
events except the two-mile bicycle will
be from scratch.
1t was hoped to make the event dual
meet with Virginia for the championship
of the South, but at the last moment the
athletes in the Old Dominion were found
to lack condition and the meeting resolves
itself into contest for the main part be-
tween Georgetown, and Johns Hopkins.
and NJ. A. c., and Columbian College. and
the local High Schools.
Among the feature events will be the
100 and 220 yards dashes, in which Knapp,
OF Johns Hopkins, and Mulligan, of George
town will be the leading contestants.
Knapp made a great hit with the local
athletes in the indoor games at Conven-
tion Hall and at last years C. A. c.
games. These events will be heartbreak-
ers for the respective followers Of the
sprinters.
and Georgetown for the intercity cham
pionship and the half-mile run between
DesseZ. of Georgetown, and SpauldinS, OF
Columbian, will be decidedly interesting.
This will be the first opportunity Of the
new season to see the work of the anna
teur bicyclists and Dannemiller, the boy
champion OF Ohio, will show that he has
not gone back but still remains in the best
class of flyers. McElhone, of Columbian,
will endeavor to beat his record in the
high jump.
A large crowd is expected as the games
are attracting a great amount OF atten-
tion and Manager Duffy is prepared to
comfortably seat all who come. All events
will finish in front of the grandstand.
The track events will be run oil in the
following order: One hundred yards dash,
one-nile bicycle, $50 yards run, 12O yards
hurdle, 22O yards dash, one-mile run, two
mile bicycle handicap, and 440 yards run.
The field athletes will compete while the
events on the track are being run off. The
entries:
One hundred yards dash-H Moffat Brad
lev, Eastern High School; NJ. A. Gait,
Maryland Athletic Club; George w. Knapp,
Johns Hopkins University, and the fol-
lowing of Georgetown University; Living,
S. L. Owens, J. B. Dangerfield, P. j. Flem-
ing, W. Byrnes, NJ. J. Walsh, F. McCauiey,
w. Finn. ]. E. Mulligan, P. Brown, d. Del
win. j. p. Oracle, C. NJ. Barry, c. Lynch.
w Hirst, H. White, w. Kelly, and w. A.
O'Neill.
One-mile BICYCLE. B. Dannemiller; W.
W. Pittman l.. Lanue, and ]. S. Brady, all
of Georgetown University.
Eight hundred and eighty yards run
T. G.. Kennedy, Eastern High School; W.
Lee. Eastern High School; T. F. Riggs.
Johns Hopkins University; c. ]. Clark,
Johns Hopkins University, and the follow
ing Of Georgetown University: j. Wolf. j.
e. Sheridan. j. H. Dessez, w. Gruvy. NJ.
j. Walsh, J. C. Spaulding. J. A. o'Shea, W.
Appl,,arth, and F. Murphy.
One hundred and twenty yards high hur-
dle-C. Horsey, s. l.. Orvens. s. A. Doug
las, j. Keane, W. A. O'Neill. and d. Flynn,
all of Georgetown University.
22O yards run-H. Moffatt Bradley. East
ern High School; A. l.. Virgo, Maryland
Athletic Club; George w. Knapp.
Johns Hopkins University. and the follow
ing of Georgetown: ]. l.. Ewing, S. l..
Owens, J. B. Dangerfeld, P. ]. Fleming,
U. Byrnes, J. E. Sheridan, NJ J. Walsh, F.
McCauley, w. Finn. J. E. Mulligan, P.
Brown. d. Devlin, J. P. Oracle, c. NJ.
Barry, Clay Lynch, W. Hirst, II. White,
- Kelly and w. A. ONeill.
One-mile run-W. Lee, Eastern High
School, and the following of Georgetown:
]. E. Sheridan. ]. H. Dessez. W. Apple
garth, F. Murphy, ]. B. Dangerfield, and
]. A. O'Shea.
Two-mile bicycle handicap-L. B. Dan
nemiller, W. W. Pittman, L. Lanue, and j.
S. Brady, all of Georgetown.
It0 yardc uiI1ar EaSfern
High School; w. H. Wiegand. Maryland
Athletic Club; w. H. Talbot, Mary
land Athletic Club; T. F. Riggs,
Johns Hopkins University: ]. NJ. Mullen,
Johns Hopkins University; C. ]. Clark.
Johns Hopkins University. and the follow
ing of Georgetown: J. NJ. Wolf, S. A.
Douglas, p. ]. Fleming, w. Byrnes, J. f.
Sheridan, j. H. Dessez, F. McCau!ey. w.
Finn, ]. E. Mulllgan, J. Devlin, J. p.
Oracle. C. NJ. Barry, C. Lynch, J. A.
O'Shea, T. Murphy, w. A. O'Neill, and E.
Kenna.
Putting 16-lb shot-H. O'Connell, s. l..
Owens, NJ Lenone, r. Mccarthy G. Green,
l.. b. Dannemiller. AL Murphy, E. Kenna,
J. Wilson. NJ. ]. Walsh, and ]. P. Oracle,
all of Georgetown University.
Throwing the discus-H. O'Connell, s. L.
Owens. NJ. Lenue, E. Mccarthy, o. Tobin,
NJ. ]. Walsh, p. ]. Fleming w. Hirst, l..
B. Dannemiller, E. Kenna, J. Wilson, and
Al Murphy, all of Georgetown University
Running high iump-A. McElhone Co
lumbar University: George B. Scholl
Johns Hopkins University; and the follow
ing of Georgetown: s. L. Owens. NJ. Le-
none, NJ. Walsh, w. Hirst, C. Har-
sey. w. A. O'Niell. and Ray Saffold
Running broad jump-George s.
Scholl. Johns Hopkins University, and the
following of Georgetown: C. Harsex. ].
Ewing, S. L. Owens, p. J. Fleming W. Hin
die, r. Mccarthy. w. Byrnes, NJ Walsh,
]. E. Mur1igan. J. keane, ]. A. o'Shea, F.
Murphy, w. a. O'Neill, and ]. Cullen.