The evening times., 1900-01-20

Arrangements have been completed for
the second annual indoor track and field
games at Convention Hall on Saturday,
February Il, under the auspices OF the
Georgetown University Athletic Associa-
tion. and, judging from The entries already
recei7 and the calibre OF the men. IL viii
be the foremost athletic carnival Of the
year.
Last wears meet brought together an
unusually fine field OF athletes f.om
PENNSYLVANIA. Princeton. Johns Hopkins,
Columbian. and Georgetown universities.
together with a host OF competitors from
smaller colleges and schools. Entities ivf
this wear have been received from al the
foregoing together With severed from Vale
Harvard. Dickinson. BuekueL Williams.
and dartmouth. The tNeafs 60 D. .e.l ed
viii be- the regulation indoor sis.e
consisting of a so-sarI- scratch. f..far.s
handicap .eo-ysrds hsudIclT. s,.Erl I-
terColIegiatc scratch. Dr,.u.., ..u. end q
relay race. . su-ssT1- G.r.... Un.. vault.
and shot put tuEt BEG $3.50 ed. uihot
races.
las, taar .h, reIat r... h. .s.H George
NlNl H..
msr - more than ErI.H.. 81. r-. a-t
this year rhe b.u, aua grey H,ase.s VIII
have Iln.rrL. Props. .. r. ..rH hen
they meet tue ,lauutU. .r.w from Penn
sylrau.a TLg Tr.l-E .E.rla mage llert
has promised f0 -s.. .aEu U- l.-erCll-
leE.afe point winners. consisting al hrau.-
lefu. ts wonderful a.l-ara--d lthls-e. who
holds worlds records al both hurdles ard
th, broad Jump and Who u.l BE- reMen-
horei as the winner % The hity-yarus hur-
die a. last YEARS meet, NcCraebeu. the
giant guard and intercollegiate champion
hammer tbrOWer and shot putteI; Cook,
the quarter miller. Grant who ran such
beautiful race with Cregan, and who cap
tured the TWO miles intercollegiate in rec
ord time; Deakin, another speedy furlOng
runner comes with The team, as do also
Captain Hare OF the football team; Bull
lard and Leary in the sprints; Parry ard
Mechling in the mile, and that old Wash
ington high school runner, ". G. Stuart,
who will face he starter in the SS0-yards
handicap.
II is. OF course. too early TO decide who
will represent Pennsylvania in the mile
relay race The team runs its first event
OF the year al the Boston Athletic Asso-
citation meet on February 3 when they
meet Harvard. On January % at the Bos-
ton College meet, Harvard and Georgetown
compete, so II VIII give followers oil ajh-
letics an opportunity 10 get a line on the
respective merits of the two teams.
Another relay race which will be an in
teresting one viii be the one-mile cham
pionship for high schools of the District
Three teams are already entered and
training hard every day. Last year Cen
tral won. but this years Western team ap-
pears as most likely to carry away the cup
as Wilson. Saffold. Alden. and Brinker-
hoff have been graduated from Central.
In the ifty-yard dashes two wonderful
sprinters will come together in Duffy, of
Georgetown, and Kranzlein, of Pennsyl-
vania The former is the American cham
pion, while the latter has so many records
that he is anxious to try for the short
distance mark Another race in which
stars win come together is the 440 yards.
which will bring out Long, of Columbia,
the intercollegiate champion; Mulligan. Of
Georgetown; Holland, now of Georgetown,
and Cook OF Pennsylvania.
J. e. Sullivan, the Secretary of the ANA
teur Athletic Union. has promised to Of
ficiate as referee and will bring with him
several official timers, thus guaranteeing
any records that may be broken or equaled
that evening. Training has begun in earn
est at Georgetown for the meet, and thirty
men are now working under Trainer Foley
and Captain Mulligan.