The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-12
Clubs and Colleges Will
Send Men TO Baltimore
Indoor Meet.
HATCHETITE TEAM
WILL BID FOR CUP
Stellar Aggregation From G. W.
u. Supplemented by Independent
Athletic Organizations.

The FIRST indoor meet scheduled for
This section OF the country is the an.
hual affair given under the auspices
Of the Fifth Regiment Athletic Assoc
citation Of Baltimore, at the new armory
on Hoffman street. Saturday, Novem-
Der "a
Several local athletic clubs and schools
are expected TO enter relay teams as
well as Individual contestants.
George Washington University has al
Eeady announced its intention of sending
q large squad 90 the games. This ag-
gregatiop should make "a strong show
ing. With such stars as Carpenter. the
y orld-famous Olympic champion; Con-
nor. a local athlete, who gained note
as the star OF the champion relay team
OF Wesleyan University kemper and
Hamilton. OF Central High fame; Saeri-
den. formerly of Cornell. who has "a
record Of fOrty-one feet for the sixteen
pound shot; Thrau and Sterrett. the
premier pair of vaullers IA the South
the local university should make
strong bid for the championship cup.
Gurley in Line.
The GurIey Athletic Club viii also be
well represented, The relay four, which
claims the championship of the South,
will, in all probability, be pitled against
q Quarl5t from the BloomiuSdale Ath-
setic Club in a half-mIle race. The Cur
ley team VIII be picked from the fol
lowing men: SmlJnsou, HIldebrand,
Lepper, hlug, Money Young and W an
derOth. Several men are also entered Ia
the Individual events. King and Lepper
viii take care or the ddSheSB SmlIhsOn
will, in al probability, run the open
quarter. htIdebrand viii compete IN the
open half and mile races and Young
viii compete in the jumps
The BlOOmingdale Athletic CLUB eX-
poets to be well represented ia the meet
Besides entering relay team they viii
send a large squad OF runners Tor tho
individual events. NIhe men are training
daily IN order 10 get into cOuulJlou anu
make a CredlIable showing. among the
runners who promise TO make things
warm for other contestants are Tom
White, who has done credlla1le work
Tor his club for the pa~- rev years
Hennlg, Fegan and Turner. former BusI-
ness High stars.
Will Enter Teams.
A number of other local organizations
are expected to enter teams, but are
undecided regarding the makeup In
Guided among these are the y. NJ c. A.
the u. s. Engineer Athletic Association,
the fremont Athletic Club and the 70
IOmaC Athletic Club.
CfeorEetown University and Central
High School have decided NOT 10 enter
teams. The Georgetown squad has not
as vet started training ana claims II
would be impossible TO get in proper
trim ia time for the games. Coach
Foley, OF the high school squad, gives
the same reason for not entering his
team.
arranged by the management OF the
meet. The list of events include hanal-
cap, 100, 30, and 4+0-yard dashes, $50
yard and one mile runs, a pole vault
5O0-yard hurdle, running high jump,
sixteen pound shot put relay races rof
all classes, roller skating races inter-
scholastic 100 and 4l0-yard dasheS and
several events closed TO mem beTs OF the
Firth Regiment Athletic Association.