The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-30
LIST OF ENTRIES
FOR OUTDOOR MEET
Practically All Institutions in the
State Will Be Repre-
scented.
.
LOCAL ATHLETES TURN OUT
Spiders Enter Goocl,, Miller and
Louthan, All OF Whom Arc
Expected to Score.
LOCAL ATHLETES TURN OUT

ia. VIII prot ne the greatest
aggregation OF field and track athletes
ever gathered together in the State
Oh virginia VIII appear In competition
mere on next Saturday in the State in
tercollegiatc and interscholastic field
ana track games which Will be held at
the falr Grounds, and will be the first
outdoor meet ever held in Richmond.
1t was decided late Saturday night
10 hold the entries open n few days
longer than had at first been settled,
and at a late hour last night the man
agement of the games was still busy
classifying the lists that had piled in
during the day. Practically every col
lege in the State will be represented in
what promises to be banner affair.
Virginia Polytechnic William and
Mary. Richmond College and the Uni
versity Of Virginia are among those in
stitutions which sent in entry blanks
with the names of the cream of their
athletes. Never before in the history
of amateur sports in the State have
the different colleges and universities
shown such marked interest I'm an
affair of this kind, and from the num-
Der and class of representatives, which
each has decided to send. the COMPETE
ton in every event on an attractive
program should be keen.
Among some Of the best known who
will compete, are Gooch. Miller and
Lohthan. of Richmond College. who did
such cerditablc work in the meet at
Charlottesville two weeks ago. These
are but three of numerous others who
will be expected to uphold the prestige
of the local institution The most
notable of virginia's representatives
will be jim Rector. who established
the new South Atlantic district record
in the 220-yard dash at the games IN
Charlottesville. Rector Will compete
in the 100 and 900. and the one who
beats him will have to let himself out
to his limit.
One great factor which is greatly In
favor Of excellent time being made IN
tho running events is the fact that the
100 and 900 dashes and the quarter are
straightaway. The fewer number OF
turns in the longer events should also
be provocative of records in these races.
The track was gone over thoroughly
by several Of the officials on Sunday,
and it was found to be in even better
condition than had been anticipated. on
Thursday and Friday it will be rolled,
md with good weather, the Richmond
public should be treated to the oest
series of outdoor sports this city has
yet witnessed.
Scholastic Entries:
1OO-ynrd dash--Adrain Thomas. Al
fred Smith, Mercer Williams, .Rich-
mond Academy; Pembroke Iay'or,
Robert Miles. David Lichtenstein'
Ira Lichtenstein, High School: FRANK
Lee. NIcGuire's: Nelson Baughman. Wal
lace Blanton, Glebe School; w. j. NIL
Ter. II. S. Moseley. j. NJ. Cecil, G. Will
~ AZ FORSYTH,
r. n. Mann, J. II. Taylor, K. Z. Sytah,
Wilson Taylor f. S. Cooper, McGuire's.
1.O-ynrd hnrdle-Adrain Thomas. AL.
fred smith. Mercer Williams, Richmond
mond Academy: Pembroke Taylor, Rob
ert Miles. David Lichtenstein. Ira l.lch-
tenstein, High School, Frank Lee. NC
CURES: w. B. Blanton. Wallace Blanton,
Glebe school; W. J. Miller, ]. NJ. Cecil
Wilson Meek, Fl. d. Walker, T. M. For
syth, w. p DAWSON. McGure's.
44O-ynrd dnsl,-Adrain Thomas. Al
fred Smith, Mercer Williams, Richmond
Academy; Pembroke Taylor, r. A. Brock
Jr. Sidney Sutherland. David Llcnteh-
stein. w. j. Mole. J. l.. Hook, Ira Licn-
tenstein, Paul Orchard. High schooi'
Frank Leo, 7. S. Moseley, j. NJ. Cecil
w. Meek. T. D. Adamson. Z. Wliiin"'s'
III. D. Walker. r. n. Mann, j. II. ray
LOT, *. VI Syldli, E ~ N0of'' - :
Dawson, ]. II. Wexford, McGuire's.
Broad jump-Adrain Thomas. Alfred
Smith. Mercer Williams. Richmond
Academy; r. A. Bdock, Jr., L. Payne,
Robert Miles. Sidney Sutherland. w. ).
Moll, j. L. Hook, Ira Lichtenstein, Hign
School; Frank Lee, ]. II. wexford, W.
p. Davidson MccsIire's; w. B. Blanton,
Nelson Baughman, Wallace Blanton'
Glebe School; w. ]. Miller. T. $. Nose
ley. j, NJ. Cecil w. Meek, T. d. Adam
son. c. Williams, II. D. Walker /. NJ
Forsyth. r. N. Mann, ]. n. Iaylor' H.
C. Syfan, Wilson Taylor. I. {. Cooper
McGuire's.
High jump-Odrain Thomas. Alfred
Smith. Mercer Williams. Richmond
Academy: Pembroke Taylor, T. A.
Brock. Jr.. Sidney Sutherland, J. L.
Hook. Ira Lichtenstein, High School;
Frank Lee, McGuire's; Walter Briggs
Wallace Blanton. Glebe School: w. j.
Miller T. S. Moseley. r. D. Adamson
II. d. Walker, r. NJ. Forsyth, X. e. Sy-
fan. f. C. Cooper. McGuire's.
Pole vuult-R. A. Brock, Jr.. Ropcr
Miles, Fergus McRee, David Lichten
stein, Ira Lichtenstein. High school
Walter Briggs, Wallace Blanlon' Hleps
School; w. j. Miller. 7. D. Adamson
r. N. Mann, Wilson Taylor, McGuire's
L. ). Cooper.
Hammer throv-L Payne, Davi'
Lichtensten, w. j. Moll A. L. Padsett
High School, II. S. Moseley. c. vii
liams, r. N. Mann. ]. II, Taylor, W. 7
DAWSON, McGuire's; J. II, Wexford
Collegiate Entries.
lOO-ynrd dusll-Joe r. Luttrell, II. D
Hodgson. Virginia Polytechnic 1nsti-
tute: w A. Powell, Randolph Macon
Robert o. Lucke. ]. T. Draper. Hamp-
den Sidney; p. II. holland, Virginia Poly
technic Institute; J. Fl. Brlstow, s, d
Gooch, Richmond College; F.SM craw,
ford, William and Mary
..o-ynrd dnsl,-Joe II. Luttrell. Fl. D
Hodgson. Virginia Polytechnic 1nsti
tute; j. r. Draper, Hampden- Sidney; J
Fl. Bristow, II. G. Miller, S. d, Gooch
Richmond College
44o-ynrd duuh-G ]. Stone, Paul P
! Hutfard II, Ct. Jones. 2 II Noland. VIZ
ginia Polytechnic Institute; @. I, Waite
s. d. Gooch, e, M. Louthan, Rtchmont
| College
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