The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-06
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FIELD AND TRACK MEET
Confess, Being Waged on
GEORGETOWN Field.
MUSIC BY THE TIMES BAND

An Appropriate Program Rendered Prior
to the Opening of the Games-Num-
eTous Entries fer the Various Events.
Schedule for the Day Interesting.
With the exception Of the competi-
tive drill of the cadets. no event c. the
school year has awakened more inter
est among the the high school students
Of Washington than the big annual IN
terhigh school field and track meet.
which is being held on the Georgetown
University field this afternoon The
games began promptly at $50 o'clock.
All the school yeIIs and songs that
have ever been sung or shouted by the
pupils of the FIVE high schools in the
city have been brought forth and again
placed IN commission Flags and rib
bons galore have been made use of, and
several hundred boys and girls. literally
wrapped up in the coIors of 1hcir re-
spective schools. are engaged in making
fairly ring with their roofing. Owing
TO the fact that the entry list is the Iarg-
est in the history Of the High School
Athletic Association. IN enormous
crowd gathered at the college about .
o'clock in order to secure good seats
The stands and bleachers are crowded
from end to end. and pretty girls com
prise large part Of the throng. The
entries are now IN progress. and 10 all
appearances viii continue until nearly
o'clock.
One of the special features of the
meet. and one that seems to have at
tracted general attention. is the pres
eDce Of the Times NewsbOys Band The
little musicians, whose clever work has
amazed music critics wherever they
have been heard. are stationed in
one Of the stands They rendered q we'll
chosen program prior 10 the opening Of
the games, and at frequent intervals
during the contests their selections rang
out even above the frantic cheering and
roofing Of the spectators.
Mr. NJ J Thompson. the graduate
manager CT athletics at Georgetoevn
University, has the games il charge.
He has worked hard TO bring about sue
cess in the meet, and his efforts have
proved fruitful
Entries and Events.
The following list Of entries is com
pIete. ard shows the eevnts and the
competitors in each The schools repre-
scented in the meet are given by initials
are c. H. Central High. T H. Techni-
cal High; E. H, Eastern High; B. H.
Business High: ". H Western High.
The entries and events
10O-yaTd dash IN heats-DaIlas, 7. H;
Cook " H. Dear. c H; Jaeger, E H:
Whitney. B. H. Simpson, 7. H: Miller.
" H: Nagofln. c H; Walker. E II;
Kerr. 3. H: Hughes, T. Il; Sutton. ".
H; Kent. c. H Jones, E H Senior,
T. H; Finley. ". H. Bristol, c. H:
Briggs. L. H; shilling ". H; Ecding-
field. c. H Bone E 4.
One-rniIe run-Apple, 7 H; Heming-
way. T H. NinlOch. u. H; Graves.
W H. Hoover ". H hnode. W H:
Iehr1er. Y. H. Kelly C. H: Eencley,
C. H Mann c. H French. c H:
MCQUEEN. = H. Parsons. E H 5. =
Jones. z H: BeaI, E H; williamson,
b Il
zlo-var5 run-Hughes. T. H; Lesh.
T. H: Shilling. ". H; Holcombe, W
Il. NaZoffn G H EGdingfeid- G h
Jaeger E II Jones. E H. Freeman,
b H, Finley. x. H; Fisher, C. H;
Kenned- I II HuGIlesOn- 7. H. Bah
cock. V H. sutton " H Dear c
H Cox. Q H Parsons. E H Briggs.
E. H FIenauIt 3 H; LOUghran, 3. H
220-yaTd hurdle-Lesh, T. H; Cook, W
II Bristol. G. H Walker. Z. H; Net
gel. p II: Kennedy. 7 H; sutton, W
H. Smith. 6 H. Bone, E H; Hughes,
II z RirFeHhCus7 " q. Kent c. h,
Cox e. Il Thc-nosen. z H; Frey. B
H. Fletcher. " h Sruider. c. H:
Parsons, 2. H Morse ". Il; NaEsOn,
Z H
IS yard -un-1ennsdv T H Hughes,
t H Hemingway. T H Robertson.
T. H Tool. T H. Finley X. H; Bah
cock. " Il, Wi1Iock. " H; Graves.
W H Lehner. " H. Fisher G H,
Kelly. C. H Hen6Iey, G. H; Johnson,
G H French c. H Turner c H,
Thompson +. H. La-sOn. r. H: s z.
Jones. z H Mcqueen E II. Martin
B. H: Williamson. B Il. dcGann, 3,
H. LOuEhTan. B II.
zn-FarL Casl-F5rs, Robertson.
z~-rr- " H C-ounsa- O. H
walker. z. H; T. P. HenauIt. p H
Smiling, ". H: Dear. G Il. Briggs. E
H. Fitzpatrick 2 II, Taylor C. H
Bon. r p. Second hear-Dallss T
H: Cook. " H. N8gaf1n, C.. H. Jaeger
E H. @ 0 Kerr. ? II Simpson, T.
H, Fletcher. W II. Bristol G H: c
". Jones E Il; Miller. " H. Whitney,
B. H
Relay team Hughes. 7. r. Heuing-
way. T T., Lesh. T. H Kennedy. T.
H Senior. T H. Fu5dIeston. T. H.
Parsons 2 H: c W Jones z H:
Briggs. E H Jaeger. E H, Turner
E H. Thompson. E. H; williamson.
B H, Martin. 3. H; Kerr, 2. z,
Loughran, 2. H; Mccain, B. H
Field Events.
shot-put-BalIenger. 7. H; Kennedy.
T. r; Huddleson. T z; Beal- T H:
Bryan. T H.. Drum. ". H. Cook. ".
H. Hoover. W H; Babcock. X. H
Kncde. W H. Miller. c H: Nagofin.
c. H: Backus. c. H; Eddingfeld, C
H: Cox C H; Maxson. Z. H; Briggs.
f. H; Beau. Z H; Parsons, f H
JAEGER. z. H; Beckett, B. H, Johnson,
z. h 7raelaan, 3 H; Lyddane. 3. H
Observation-Disclosures T. H. HUddIesOn.
r. "a. Beal. r. T.; Bryan. T Il, Drum