The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12

With a total Of 500 individual entries
already received. and more still on the
way. the number of athletes already in
the Federal indoor games, to be held next
Saturday afternoon and evening. is the
greatest IN the history Of track and field
athletics in the District Two of the ath-
letes entered are from George Washington
University.
one Of the biggest punches OF entries
from a college team came in yesterday
afternoon when nineteen men were en-
tered from the University Of Pennsylya-
MIA. including Capt ". A. Paul, inter-
collegiate champion and one mile record
holder; Burdick, with a record of feet
inches in the running high jump; Baker,
formerly Of SWarthmore, and holder or
the South Atlantic one mile record. and
Lane. with a record Of 3 feet Il inches in
tie running high jump.
These are the Pennsylvania entries IN
the individual events: ". A PAUL 1000
yard run; HaydOck. Davis, and Mercer.
interscholastic champion two years ago,
in the 50-yard handicap and 5O-yard hur-
die, Foster, SS0-yaTd run novice, 6Oo-yard
handicap, and 10C0-yard run handicap;
Borzner and Wolfe. 1OO0-yard and >
mile runs; Masters, 600-yard and 1000
yard runs; Church, 66l-yard and lOOO-yard
runs, Weymouth and Wilson. 1O00-yard
and emile runs; Fenton, SS0-yard nov
fee and 600-yard handicap; Baker, 500 and
Loo yard and 2-mile runs; Shrigley, Bur
dick, and Lane. running high jump; Pike
with q record of A feet, in the shotput:
Simpson. shotput and 50-yard hurdle;
Gray, Levering, and Boyle, 1.OO0-yard and
emile run handicaps
Record Number of Entries.
This is the greatest number Of men
Pennsylvania has ever entered in any in
door games outside of Philadelphia, and
the Quakers are figuring on getting away
with the majority of the points IN the
events on the evening programme
Among the other collegiate entries
which came in yesterday was a classy
list from Richmond College. including a /
l-mile relay team which has been
classed with the Maryland Agricultural !
College. The relay runners viii be /
chosen from these men. Capt J. H. Bris- !
tow. Sydney Sutherland. r W. Taylor. /
R. ". Vaughan, and J. F. Strother Rich !
mOnd also has ", B. Snyder In the
1.000-yard and 2-mile run open handicap
runs, A. S. Hazlett In the open handicap /
shot-put, J. q. SuOther in the South At /
lantic quarter-mile championship. and
Capt. J. II. Bristow in the 50-yard open
handicap and 50-yard invitation
Washington Central Y. n. c. A, Ralti- (
more Central Y. NJ c. A, and Washing
ton Grove Athletic Association all have
entries IN the South Atlantic champion /
ship events, the Baltimore association be |
ing represented by J. B. Brown in the /
Quarter-Tile run; Washington Grove by /
W c. Money in the shot-put. and c. F. /
Smithson in the quarter-milc. and the TO- |
cal association by Capt A w Sampson /
and w B. Young in the quarter-mile
Baltimore Cracks to Compete.
The Baltimore Y. NJ c. a. will also /
have H. D. Ward in the high jump. D. /
5, Cline, jr.. in the 50-yard open handi- |
cap. G. II. Blamberg in the 600-yard open
handicap and the following men on a |
l-mile relay team, which has been
classed with the local association: c. W. /
Hamill, c. F. Parkinson. D. S. Cline, jr., /
J. o. Brown, and G. T. BIamberg.
The National Cathedral School for Bows.
a new local institution. has entered fiji /
teen boys in the individual events, in
Guiding John W. Dunn, E. S. Murphy. /
Ernest Crane. Phillip Pehike, H. l.. Rust.
IT., Edward Fl, Mertz. A. y Miller. Her
bert Schofeld, Alfred Harding, IT,, son of
the Bishop of Washington, Alfred D.
Hayden, L. N. Fixen, Thomas L. Small.
B. b. Lamond, and Lyle Clark, and
midget and junior relay teams.
Determined TO capture the Franklin
trophy. Trainer Kraenzlein, Of Mereers-
berg Academy, has entered more boys in
the Federal games than the academy
has taken away from home In any pre-
vious season. The Pennsylvania school
has made these entries: 50-yard scholastic
hurdle, z. Greene; 90O-yard scholastic /
open, W. Srran and B. Ryan; 6OO-yard
scholastic novice. J. Churchill and J. NJ. /
Douglass; 6o0-yard scholastic open, w.
Surran, B. Ryan, r. Warner. and p.
OMalleyi 2-mile run. scholastic, r.
Walker and r. Warner; scholastic high
jump, ], Clark and 2. Greene: scholastic
shot-put, c. Semmes and +. Greene: I.O0O-
yard run, R. Warner and p. . Malley:
standing broad jump. E. Greene: 5O-yard
Junior J. Allen and II. lie Gore; 5O-yard
scholastic and handicap. R. ". gill: LOO
yard handicap, r. Warner +