The Washington times., 1903-01-11
GEORGETOWN CARNIVAL
PROMISES GREAT EVENTS
Many Colleges Prepare for
the Struggle.
DUFFEY TO RUN ONCE MORE
Date Of the Meet Changed to March 7.
News Of the Athletic
World.

Manager Of Athletics NJ. ] thompson
succeeded in Inducing many colleges and
universities which had never taken part
in the Georgetown games. 10 participate
this year. and the management is 8ssur-
ed that the number of entries VIII be
the largest OF any similar meet held
under the auspices of the college.
Eighteen Field Events.
Exclusive Of the ever popular relay
races, which are open to colIegians and
school boys, here viii be eighteen field
and track events The collegiate events
VIII consist principally of the 50-yard
dash, 220-yard dash. 440-yard run. $50
yard run, one-miIe run. shot put ana
high jump The school boys will have
chance in he 50-yard dash, sS0-yard run
and relay races
Harvard. Yale. Princeton. Columbia
Cornell, Brown. Williams. Chicago Uni
versity of Michigan. Lehigh. and many
other colleges have received invitations
to take part in the games. and many
have accepted. One of the most exciting
events viii be The race between Column
bta. Cornell and Syracuse. the three
great rivals of the Empire state.
Should the relay race be arranged be-
tween the two great rivals of Pennsyl-
vania. Lafayette and Lehigh, which is
probable as both teams have signified
their willingness. il should furnish an
excellent event.
InterdepaTtmenC Race.
III lon ,,,;-,J 81 vY...-s., Il
partments OF Georgetown University are
eligible for the interdepartment race,
in which great interest is taken This
usually brings out several track men
who eventually develop into flyers. The
prospects Of good track team are
bright. l. Logan owen. 1902. medical.
who has represented the university for
the past three years on the field, viii
captain the team.
Arthur Duhey viii continue to carry
the Blue and the Gray TO the front In all
distances up TO hundred yards The
sprained tendon which he sustained ia
England is entirely we'll now Follow
ing are the men among the members Of
last year who will train this season:
Captain Owens, Reilly. Holland. Ed
mOnst0n, Abbatticchio. Monohan Hart
Smith. and Desloge. all training for the
44o; Armstrong, Murphy, and Brennan.
for the hurdle, kerus and Carran. Cor
the shot put. and DuTey. Bowling, Ford
Walden, Seitz. Dougherty. and Ewing
for the sprlnts. Among the most prom
Using new men are: Hayes, Yorder.
Riggs, Gordon. Young. Williams. and
Stevens, for the spirits, Thompson. Mo
CURE. and Stevens in the shot-put and
Eagan in the hurdles.
Cadets Hopeful
By defeating the y. NJ. c. A team LAST
week. the Corcoran Cadets strengthened
their hold on the District League Bias
EetbaH championship. The race. so far.
has been pretty one. and the first four
teams are closely punched. each having
a chance TO land at the Top at the end
Of the series The Corcoran Cadet Corps
team has been strengthened By the addi-
tion OF Boyd
The race for the baseball championship
is rather close the I NJ c. A. team.
the Corcoran Cadets. UreH kites. and
The Ordways ranking in the order named.
Bj-Weekly Events.
The events Tor the Y. NJ c A BIZ
week y contests. TO be held on January
%, are as follows. Potato race. 120 yards;
slow back-circIe on horizontal bar from
hanging. ordinary grasp. and two stand
ing broad jumps The men training for
the Georgetown athletic carnival are:
Richardson. Earnshaw y. Orme.
orme, Gleason. Kerr. Loughrau, All
mouth Bielasd Bateman. Spauldiug. f.
G. Lakeland. F. D Lakeland, and Wet
zeH