The Washington times., 1907-03-08
Out-Of-TOWn Runners Ar
rive Here in Condition for
Tomorrow'S Games.
Final Workouts Yesterday
for Local TeamS-Sulli-
van May Not Run.
Wesley Coe, Champion
Shot-Putter, Will Reach
Here Saturday Morning.

Very little work is being done today
+ by the athletes who are entered in the
Georgetown meet tomorrow night. The
hard grind of priming up has been fin
ished and the men are now waiting the
starters call for action. The final time
trials were held in most of the schools
yesterday this being the case at George
town where the athletes who are TO
represent the Blue and Gray institution
were selected by the coaches and cap
tains Of the various teams
The Georgetown men have been work
ing long overtime the past week so
as to be in the best condition both for
the open events and crucial relay race
with the Virginians. From the present
outlook Georgetown has a mighty fine
chance to capture the two handsome
cups that have been offered by Hickman
& White and Spalding.
Sullivan May Not Run.
The relay team took its final workout
yesterday afternoon under the direction
of Joe Reilly and Charley Seitz, two
of the greatest runners that ever wore
the cOlors of Georgetown. All the men
seem 20 be in the best of condition with
the possible exception of Jimmy Sulli-
van. the little captain of the 1906 team
and a member Of the track team at
Georgetown for the past four years. In
case Sullivan is unable to run tomOr-
row night the makeup of the team will
be as follows: Captain Montgomery,
Cohen. Devine. and O'Boyle.
SVord has come from Charlottesville,
that the Southcrners are all in the finest
kind Of condition and are imbued with
the spirit of do or die that has en-
abled 50 many Virginia teams TO carry
OF premier honors in athletic contests
in years gone by. Rector, Reid, and
Marbury, of the relay team, are all vet
erals and as they are noted for their
speed they can be depended upon TO give
a very good account of themselves in
. tomorrow $ games
: Rector is also entered in the ffty-yard
invitation race against SeitZ and IS
looked upon by some as the dark horse
in the race. Jeffries in the $40 open
handicap and Randolph in the high
jump are men who have records behind
them and Will without a doubt perform
, in a noteworthy fashion in their respee-
tive events A number of Virginia stu
dents have completed arrangements for
the trip 10 Washington and Will be on
hand TO cheer their favorites along.
Penn Is Well Represented.
= The Pennsylvania and Cornell teams
will arrive in the city tomorrow morn
ing. Cornell has only entered her men
in the relay contest with Penn. On the
contrary Penn has a number Of men in
the open events and it is the expecta-
tion Of Mike Murphy that his men viii
do some great stunts. First of al
there is CarUmeH, who is coming here
with the express purpose Of taking the
yscalp of Charlie Seitz. Seitz defeated
the Penn man in the Federal games
but Cartmell has sent word to Manage
gCrummey that he is in much better con-
.sdition than two weeks ago and tina
iatl1e former Georgetown sprinter vii
.thave TO travel faster tomorrow night
Sthan he did in their last meeting if hC
sexpects to repeat his performance.
Pennsylvania has MuIligan and Jones
in the $50, the former an ex-Georgetowr
imam. and has 4 large number of fol
Mowers in this city. Wells, in the 440
sDIofit, in the high jump, and Connor, ir
1.-THE mile, complete the Quakers' entries
tConnor IS a former Washington Centra
, High boy.
Z The makeup of the fat mems team
that will run against n team of former
= Georgetown heavyweights, is as follows
tSulliVan, DickensOn, Cummings, and
: Branzell. Percy Givens will lead tn,
Georgetowners and will be ably assisted
by Big Tom Neil, Phil Brown, and Joe
Saunders
The Georgetown freshman squad tha
Is To compete against the George Wash
.lngton greenies, has been chosen from
rthe large number of candidates tina
shave been working in the gym for tht
past two weeks and viii consist of Cap
tain Miller, Milton Jeffs, John Ballar
Eeon, COnde Pallen. and Archie Mckin
ney. Miller and Jeffs have run on th'
All-Prep relays while they were in tina
department, and are not lacking in eX
perience. Pallcn and BallargeOn ar
members Of the basketball squad, whil
Mckinney made quite a reputation 70
himself as an Oarsman on the freshman
crew this year.
Coe Will Be Here Tomorrow.
Wesley Coo leaves Boston tOnigh
for Washington. COe is in great shap
as can be seen from his performanc
atfAlbany last week, where he broke tn
record for the eight-pound shot-put
Gee will compete in the sixteen-poun
weight event. and also in a specia
twelve pound event with Hefferman. tn
big Georgetown prodigy.
The first call for the fifty-yard movie
race will be made at 7;40 o'clock. Tn
management expects to have the NEE
Il L. 81,