The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-19
GEORGETOWN MEET
PROMISES MUCH
Bright Outlook for Next
Saturdays Games.
THREE-CoRNERED RELAY
Yale, Princeton, and Georgetown Will
Be Matched in Feature Event.
Many Entries Received
a brilliant George.

The prospects of u brilliant George
town meet at Convention Hall next Sat
urday evening are exceedingly bright.
In the dashes the Blue and GRAY is to
have Hahn, the great Western sprinter;
Seitz. of Georgetown, joint holder of the
worlds record for sixty yards; McCaT-
thy, who ran second to Eaton in the
record breaking fifty last week; Pat
Walsh. the New York Splinter and hur-
der; castieman, OF Colgate University,
vino has won honors at the intercolle-
giates. and TorTey. OF Yale.
Columbia and Cornell are TO be repre-
serted in some OF the events and are
going TO attempt to run away with the
1ield events. Johns Hopkins has entered
men in nearly every event on the pro-
gram.
Jacob Tome. Brown prep, and all the
foremost prep and high schools in the
East have entries The Georgetown
props viii very likely pc matched
against Jacob Tome.
Track Duel.
George Washington against Western
Maryland is going to try to wipe out its
failure on the gridiron by winning a
decisive victory on the track. Further
more, George Washington has taken
upon her shoulders another burden in
the shape of running her academic
freshmen against those of Georgetown.
The big event of the night will be the
three-eornered race between George
town. Yale and Princeton. Thiss promises
to be highly interesting as all three OF
the universities have a 1argeSfelioHing
here. Princeton is fast this year, but
will have to show good speed to win
back from old Eli the laurels She lost in
football
Institutions Entered.
The full list of entries which has al
ready been published, contains the
names Of over 200 entrants who
represent the following institutions
Yale. Princeton, Columbia, Cornell
Georgetown. George Washington, Mary
land Georgetown Law, Georgetown
Prep. Army and Navy Prep, jacob
Tome Institute. Baltimore City College
St Johns, Annapolis; Brown Prep, Cen
trail High. Western High. Deichman 5
Prep, Marston' University School
Boys Latin, Friends Select, Randolph
Macon. Carroll Institute, Baltimore and
Ohio A a. Metropolitan A. c.. Ontario
Club. Iroquois, Maryland Athletic Club
Kensington CIus. Y. n C. A. Potomac
Boat Club, Dunbarton and a number OF
other colleges, schools and clubs.
The Officials.
The list of officials for the meet fol,
lows: Referee, DR.. William Grant
Amateur Athletic Union; judges at the
finish, John II. Doyle, Potomac Boa'
Club; Claude r. Zappone, Georgetown
DR. s. L. Owens, Georgetown; Theodore
Strauss, Amateur Athletic Union, and
Bernard J. wefers. Georgetown. Tim
ers. John ?. Baer, Amateur Athlete
Union; r. A Dempsey, Vesper Boa
Club. and Capt. W. c. Bryan. George
Washington. Field judges. s. n. Slime
metz. Washington; James a O'Shea
Georgetown; Z. ]. Born, Yale; W. p
Bowie, Washington. and C. Z. Beckett
Y n. c. A. Clerk OF the course, B. B
osthus. Boston Athletic Association
Starter, Hugh McGrath, Boston Ath.
Iettc Association. Announcer. A. L
Ror4ze. Georgetown. Marshal. Percy
Given. Georgetown. Assistant marshals
s. A Apperious, Georgetown: J. Al
Monahan, Georgetown; T. A. Neil
Georgetown, and James II. Hart
Georgetown.