Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-11
RECORD BREAKER IN
INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES
Number of Athletes in Federal
Games Biggest in Local
History.

In spite of some scattering opposition,
the total number of individual entries IN
the Federal indoor games, to be held
week from tomorrow, now numbers 4o',
which is fifteen in excess of last year,
and with stra gglins late entries to be re-
celved today and tomorrow. the total Will
go beyond 800. That will make the num-
Der of individual athletes in the Federal
games Of 1910 the biggest in the history
of local athletics.
Among the entries received this morn
ing were a bunch from Richmond Col
lege, including one-mile relay team,
and ten from the 9TH Regiment of Balti-
more, also including a one-mile relay
team, which has been claSsed with the
first quartet of the District National
Guard. Richmond College has entered
w. B. Snyder In the 1,OCO-yard and two
mile open handicap runs; A. c. Hazlett,
in the open handicap shot put; j. G..
Strother, in the South Atlantic quarter
mile championship. and Capt. ]. H. Brs-
tow in the JO-yard open handicap and
JO-yard invitation. The relay team,
which has been classed with the Mary
land Agricultural College. will be chosen
from these runners: ]. H. Bristow, sgd
ney Sutherland, r. w. Taylor, r. w.
vaughan and ]. F. Strother.
With one man in each of the South At
lantic championships, the 9th Regiment
expects to score some points in these
blue ribbon events. w. E. Black, the star
militiaman sprinter of Baltimore, will
start in the 5O-yard open handicap. and
afterward take a try at the quarter-mile
championship; ii. E. Hutchinson is in the
half-mile novice, J. B. Helm In the two
mile run. B. NJ Fontaine in the 5O-yard
open handicap and three standing hops,
Charles 4. Rogers in the 1,0O0-yard open
handicap and handicap sprint and Harry
Gill in both the handicap and champion
ship shot puts. On the relay team will
be Walter Black, Charles A. Rogers. Will
liam Limpert and Austin Mcdonnell, with
Ralph st. Martin as substitute.
Washington Grove. the Central Y. M.
G. A. of Baltimore and the Washington
Central Y. NJ. C.. A. will all have en-
tries in the championship events, the
Baltimore association being represented
in the quartermile run by j. 3. Brown,
Washington Grove by w. G: Money in
the shot put and C. f. Smithson in the
quarter mile. and the local association
by Capt. A. W. Sampson and w. B.
Young in the 44O-yard run. The Balti-
more Y. NJ. c. A. will also have II. d.
Ward In the high jump. d. s. Cline. jr..
in the 5O-yard open handicap; G. II.
Bamberg in the 6OO-yard open handicap
and the following men on a one-mile re-
lay team. which has been classed with
the Washington Y. NJ. c. A.: c. w.
ftdmlll, T.. r. Perk1nSOn, ID. >. cine, J.
o. Brown and G. H. Blamberg.
Among the schools in the eastern cham
pionships, Mercersberg Academy and the
National Cathedral School for Boys have
entered two Of the largest teams. The
Cathedral School has fifteen boys in the
individual events, including John W..
Dunn, Edwin S. Murphy, Ernest Crane.
Phillip Lohlke, H. l.. Rust, jr, Edward
H. Mertz, A. n. Miller, Herbert Scho-
field, Alfred Harding, jr., son of the
Bishop of Washington: Alfred d. Hay
den, l.. M. Fixen. Thomas l.. Small, 3.
Bruce Lamond and Lyle Clark and junior
and midget relay teams.
Mercersberg will have more boys in the
Federal games than in any previous
year. Trainer Kraenzlein is out for the
boys in the events named. Fifty-yard
scholastic hurdle. E. Greene: 3O0-yard
run scholastic open, w. Surran and B.
Ryan; 8OO-yard scholastic novice J.
Churchill and G. NJ. Douglass; OO-yard
scholastic open, w. Surran. b. Ryan, r.
Warner and r. O'Malley; scholastic
running high jump, J. Clark and f.
Greene: scholastic shot put. C.. Semmes and
f.. Greene; 1.U0O-yard scholastic run, r.
Warner, p. O'Malley: two-mie scholastic
run, b. Walker and r. Warner; scholas-
tic standing broad jump. +. Greene; 80
yard scholastic junior. J. Allen and II.
lie Gore; WO-yard scholastic. J. Allen and
Fl. LIE Gore; 5O-yard scholastic novice. II.
Imler. A. Mccormick r. Williams and
j. Griffen: JO-yard scholastic open and
open handicap, r. W. Gill: 1000 yard
open handicap. r. Warner; relay team
to run against Episcopal High School,
+. Greene, w. Surran, B. Ryan, R. War
ner and +. OMalley.