Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-11
FIELDANDTRA MEET TODAY
NAvY'S OPPONENTS ARE FA-
NOUS ATHLETES.
Schedule of Events Between The Mid.
shipmen And The Carlisle Indians
al The Naval Academy.
FIRST TIME THE TWO SCHOOLS
MET IN THIS SPORT.

Great interest is being taken in the
dual field and track meet which will
take place this afternoon between the
teams of the Midshipmen and of the
Carlisle Indians. 1t is the first time
that representatives Of the two schools
have met in this line of sport and il
is expected TO be one of the most
interesting sporting events which
has ever taken place here.
There is every indication that the
events will be holly contested and the
outcome of the meet is very much in
doubt. The Naval Academy team will
be much stronger than ON last Satur-
day when it defeated Johns Hopkins
by close margin. Carey its crack
Splinter will enter the 100 and 300
yard dashes and also the broad jump.
Carey who has Just re-entered the
Academy only took part in the quar-
ter-mile race last Saturday hav ing
no training but running second.
The shorter sprints are his regular
distances and he has run 3 4-5 second
in the 100 and 22 seconds in the 220.
He has been training regularly
through the week. The midshipmen
will also have Purnell who las done
80 30 in the quarter of mile and
who did not run last Saturday. There
has been a general improvement dur
ing the week among the performers at
the different events.
The Indians have brought some
famous athletes with them. The best
known of these is Mt. Pleasant their
remarkable quarterback who is also a
star performer on the field and track.
IL is thought that he will have no
frnfh1n in, r fr.e l.a hrnaH nd
he is also entered in the 100 and 300
yard dashes in which he Will make
Carey do his best to win. Among the
other football players are Rogers who
is entered in the 100, 220 and 440-
yard events and Exendine who is in
both of the weight events.
The schedule of events is:
One Hundred Yard Dash Carlisle,
Mt. Pleasant, Rogers; Navy, Carey,
Burg, Bratton.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yard
Dash--Carlisle, Mt. Pleasant, Rogers
Navy, Carey, Burg, Nicholas.
Quarter-mile Run-Carlisle, Rogers,
Two Hearts; Navy, Purnell, Gates,
Emmett.
Half mile Run Carlisle, Two Hearts,
Black Star; Navy, Emmett, Lynch.
Mile Run-Carlisle, Black Star,
Corn Navy, Rankin, Carmichael.
One Hundred and Twenty Yard Hur-
de Carlisle, Thorpe, Cornelius, Lib
| by /; Navy, Turner, Shafroth.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yard
Hurdle Carlisle, Cornelius, Libby
Navy, Turner, Shafroth, Burg, Gates.
Shot Put-Carlisle, Thomas, Exen-
dine; Navy, Mcconnell, Northcroft.
High Jump Carlisle, Exendine,
Thomas; Navy, Oswald, Whiting,
Parker.
Broad Jump-Carlisle, Mt. Pleasant,
Thomas; Navy, Burg, Carey, Gates,
| Henderson.
Hammer Throw Carlisle, Billy,
Exendine; Navy, lie Bourgeoise,
Northcroft.
Pole Vault Carlisle, Mitchell, Sun
| down; Navy, Stephenson, Edwards.
The officials of the meet viii be
Referee-C Captain Colvocoresses. Mar
-Midshipman Simpson. Judges
Prof. n. NJ. Terry, Lieutenant Cra-
ven, Lieutenant Snyder, Professor
Cusachs. Timers-Lieutenant Keat-
| ing, Lieutenant Ellis, Lieutenant Gan
non, Midshipman Ewing. Starter
Midshipman Ingram. Measurers-
Messrs. Strohm, Steffens, Mang and
Schultz. Announcer-Midship IN a n
| Almy.