The Washington times., 1905-04-23
WASHINGTON TEAMS
At QUAKER GAMES
Eight Relays From This
City Will Compete,
T WO IN CHAMPIONSHIPS
T TWO IN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Georgetown in Mile College-Central
High School Has Choice Posi-
tion for High Schools.

Washington will be represented in the
relay carnival to be held under the
auspices of the University of Pennsyl-
vania at Franklin Field on April %.
Georgetown. George Washington. Gal
laudet, Georgetown Law, Central High
Western High. Georgetown Prep and
the Army and Navy Prep schools will
each have relay teams entered.
Team Positions
The classification of the teams which
has just been issued by the officials OF
the meet gives Georgetown position
No. In the one-mile intercollegiate
championship, with Yale on the inside
and Princeton on the extreme outsice
Gallaudet and George Washing tor
have both been listed In class Nc. 5. 'fhe
mutes are No. 4, while the Buff and Blue
will be on the outside in the race ir
which eight colleges are entered.
Class No. has enlisted teams from
six colleges and the Georgetown Law
School runners have been lucky enough
to get No. J. Central High School has
the pole In the race for the hig'l schoo
championship of America, il, which
seven Of the fastest scholastic teams In
the country will compete.
Western High.
In class No. in the high schools
Western High, OF this city, got the posi-.
lion next to the inside, while George
town Prep is No. In a nine-team race
in class of the prep schools ane
academies. The Army and Navy quarte
las the fourth alley in class in ths
same division.
The classes in which Washington i.
represented follows:
Championship one-miIe college,, Yale
2. Pennsylvania; 3. Chicago; 4, Syracuse
| ). Georgetown; 6. Princeton.
Championship higE SCHOOL,, Wash
! ington Central High; ?, Chicago; 3
| Brooklyn Boys High School; 4, Erasmus
Hall High School tBrooklyn); ), Dewitt
Clinton fNew York CentfaO; 6. Contra
Manual Training School. Philadelphia; :
Philadelphia Central High School
College class 81, Western Reserve; .
Western University IF Pennsylvania: 3
University Of Maryland; T. Gallaudet; 5
Westminster; g. Temnle College: I
Washington and Jefferson; s. Gcorg,
! Washington.
Jefferson Medical; 3, Mcdico-C Chirurgicai j
4. Philadelphi& College of Pharmacy: {
| Art and Textile School; s. New Yorl
Law School.
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| Washington Western: 3. Radnor; 4
Lower Merton; 3. Episcopal; 6. Mont
clair.
Prep School. class Ii. Yeates School
| 2, Pennsylvania Institute for Deaf 3
| Chestnut Hill Academy: 4. Army anc
Navy Prcr School; 5. Phillips Brook.
School; Melrose Academy: I, Wenonal
Academy: s. Blight's School
Prep Scncoi, class I'll. "Polg" Pr
paratory School; g. Williamson School
! BOYS Latin School; I. Georgetown
Preparatory School; 5. West Jer
| scy Academy; 6, Pingry School: :. Mont
/ clair NIlit?ry Academy. s. Marston'
University School; g. Seton Hall Prepar
I story School.
! 1t is significant that for the first tim
! in many years Harvard will not have ;
team in any of the three races Las
J year Harvard made sorry showing
! finishing last or next to last in all tr,
, events. The Crimson authorities explai,
/ that the early date of the relays and tn
Z fact that they are situate so far nortl
make il impossible for them to get |,
shape this early in the season. Captail
Schick. however. will compete in the 100
| yard dash and it is probable that ther
! vii; be Harvard entriesf in one or tW,
| other of the special events