Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-18
Drawings Made Yesterday for Pole
Position in Relay Races.

Pennsylvania relay race management
held the public drawings for the pole for
the carnival at Philadelphia, April % yes
terday afternoon at Franklin Field. c. H.
Pyrah. president of the Atlantic Associa-
ton of the A. A. e., who is also a nom
college man, the arbiter and the list
appended is given out by him as official
The drawings for the pole are always in
terestng, especially in the championship
events, as with two very closely matched
teams this may decide the result
Yale. as usual, had luck with her The
one-mile championship is, of course, the
most important far the pole is con-
cerned. and the Ellis drew the pole Penn
her most-feared rival is second. and Chi
cago third. Syracuse, GEORGETOWN and
Princeton following in the order named
In the two-mile race the Tigers made I'D
for their lack of luck in the one mile by
drawing the pole. AS this is the race on
delighted with the result. Penn is fourth in
this race. with Yale fifth. The position in
the four-mile race is of no practical advan-
tage, though Penn was lucky enough to get
the pole
The Central High School of Philadelphia
and the Bethlehem Preparatory School.
both the present champions. were most UNI
lucky in drawing the outside.
One noteworthy abseRtee is Harvard.
Track athletics are in such a chaotic condi-
ton there that at present there does not
seem to be any material for any frSt-claSS
teams, and only firSt-claSS teams have a
chance at the relays. 1t is probable, how.
ever, that the crimson will be seen in the
special events. The drawings follow:
One mile college championship, Yale; 2, Penn
sylyania; 3, Chicago; 4, Syracuse; s, Georgetown;
q, Princeton.
Two-mile college championship. Princeton; ..
Cornell; g. Dartmouth 4, Pennsylvania ., Yale;
&, Syracuse.
Four-miIe college championship, Pennsylvania;
2, Princeton; 3, Michigan; 4, Yale; s. Columbia.
Preparatory school championship, Hill; 2, Col
egiae Centenary institute eo,, B. Mersersburg
Worcester Academy; Z, Chicago; 8, Bethlehem
Preparatory School
High school championship. Washington Cen
trail; 2. Chicago; 3. Brooklyn Boys High School;
4 Erasmus Hall High school Brooklyn,; s, De
ing School GPhiiadelphia,; T. Phiiadeiphia Central
Colleges.
Glass IL. Johns Hopkins; .. Rutgers; 3, c.
G., y. Y; 4. Swarthmore; 5, University of New
York.
Glass 2-1, State; 2 Carlisle Indians; 5. Lehigh;
T. Lafayette; 5, University of Virginia.; 6, Dick
inson; I Bucknell.
Glass 81 Western Reserve; 2, Western Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania; 3, University of Mary
land; T. Gallaudet; 5. Westminster; g. Temple
College; Z. Washington and Jefferson; g. George
Washington University.
Glass Al. Allegheny; 2, Maryland Agricultural
College: g. St. Johns (Fordham); 4. Western
Maryland College; 5, Muhlenberg: O. ST. John
tAnnapolis,; 7, Franklin and Marshall; s, st.
Glass 81. Georgetown Law School; 2, Jefferson
Medical; ;. Medico Chirurgcal; T. Philadelphia
College OF Pharmacy; g.. Art and Textile School;
6, New York Law School.
High Schools.
Class Ii. West Chester; 2. Atlantic City; g.
Chester; I. Pottsville; 5. Harrisburg; 6. Media
Z, Phoenixville; 8, Steelton
Class 81. Reading: q Washington Western.
3, Radnor; 4. Lower Merton: s. Episcopal; q
Meatciair.
Class 81 Trednryn: 2. Shamokin: 3. Johns.
town; y. Swarthmore; s. Maach Chunk; 6. VIII
m.ngton; Z. Haddonheld.
Class Al. Easton; g. Perth Amboy; 3. Lebanon;
:, Camden: g. Norristown; 8. South Bethlehem;
T. Brfdgeton.
Class 81. Baltimore City College: 2 Pitts