The Washington herald., 1909-04-10
VIRGINIA STARS TACKLE YALE
Dual Track Meet at Charlottesville
To-day.
Jim Rector. of Olympic Team Fame,
TO Appear in the SprintS.
The EntrieS


Special 20 The Washington Hcrald
Charlottesville. Va. April s.-AH ar.
rangements are now complete for The
dual track meet tomorrow afternoon
at the University OF Virginia between
Yale and Virginia. The two squads held
. their final workout this afternoon be
fore crowd that filled the stands. anc
much enthusiasm was displayed over the
performances Of the athletes.
II is probably safe to say that ther,
never has been an athletic event on In,
home grounds. with the possible excep-
tion Of the V. p. l. football game O,
some years ago, which VIII create a.
much interest among the students and
the alumni IN general Pop" Lannigar
IS hard at work with the large number
Of men who nave responded 10 the cal
for candidates for places IN this meet
as wei as the one which follows mex,
week.
It is generally conceded that Yale vii
win the weight events and the distance
together with the pole vault. but Vir-
ginia expects TO give them a hard tussIe
in the other field events.
Pop" will run four men in the 100
yard dash and In the 2e0-yard dash. whue
Yale will have only two men In these
events, but in one OF the others IN which
Yale viii have four men, Virginia will
have only two Larry Martin. who
was badly scratched and cut by a faH
over one Of the hurdles a few DAYS ago
Is fast rounding into form again. and
bids fair 70 be a formidable competitor
in the hurdles. while Randolph, Rector,
Goodwin, Stanton, and the other Vir-
rfsrfa eal-e Fv g,,a
From the present indications a large
crowd will be present from all over the
state, and many OF the Easter girls will
come in tomorrow morning in time for
the meet.
Jim Rector will run against Yale's best
1O0-yard men in an attempt TO lower the
worlds record for that distance. In this
race also will be seen Robert W. Burke,
OF Staunton, who has shown up so well
In the indoor meets held in Washington,
Baltimore. and Richmond this winter.
Following is the complete list OF en-
tries:
loOyard dash-Yalo. G. Butler. J. LHley R Burch.
and c. Baird: Virginia. Rector. Ashby. Burke. and
Emme-t
20-yard dash-Ysle. Brrch. Baird. and Lnley;
Virginia Rector Ashby stanton. and Emmert.
4i0-yard rrD-Nale. T. Seymour and NJ Villas
Virginia Goodwin. Stanton. King. and Douglas
ss0-yari run-Ysle r. A. SpitzeT. n. Rirjassoh.
u. Villas. and r. Mann; Virginia, Wiltshire. Thur
low. and Eager
One-mile run-Yale. A. Cooney. r. Splitter. r
Mann. and A. Weeks: Virginia. Williams. Wilt
shire and BeirnC.
Tyro-nile r1n-Yale. Lightner. A. Haskell. R.
Mann. R. A. Splitter and NJ. Weeks; Virginia.
DAN, and Carr.
Pole-vsult-Yale, Campbell F. Nelson, and y.
Reynolds; Virginia, Martin and Taylor.
High iump-Yaie W. Garfield and K. Riley; Viz
ginia. Martin Randolph and Holiday
Broad ump-Ysle Z. klpatrick C. Baird, and
L. Angus; Virginia. Martin, Halliday. Haden. But
lcr. ard King
Shot Yale. r. fitzpatrick. H. Anduls. and
". Goebri; Virginia. Cecil. Harding. Mcdonald.
and Payne.
Hammer tbrow-Yale. G. Coouey. H. AndrIs. and
W. Goebel: Virginia. Cecil Harding. Mcdonald.
and Payne
l0-yaul huTdlee-IalP. T. King and T. Y. Howe
Virginia Martin and Randolph.
70 yard hurdlss-Isle L. King and L. y. Howe;
Virginia, Martin and Holladay