The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-11
ENTRIES POURING In
Federal Games Break All
Previous Records.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE ENTERS
Stars Ia Take Part In the
Various Events-AmOng SchOOlbOy
burg. Tome, woodbury. Forest, and
Episcopal High school.

The list of entries for the Federal in
door games, TO be held one week from
tomorrow, is already as big as last year.
and with the bunch which will be re-
ceived through the mails to-day, it is
expected that the total. when the pro-
gramme goes to press. Will exceed the
record number of last year.
St. Johns College Of Annapolis, and
the Maryland Agricultural College were
among the earliest OF the collegiate in
stitutions to enter their men yesterday.
ST. Johns has entered Herman Galley.
s. A Britain. c. II. RUM. and Ira Ryder
as the members Of its one-mile relay
team, and Clifford L. Johnson, rated as
a clever sprinter. will start IN the fifty
yard dash novice with w. r. Woodward
IN the two-mile run. The latter IS a
new man in distance running, but proved
his class in the one-mile run 1T the
George Washington games when he ran
second 70 Lee. OF Johns Hopkins.
Maryland Agricultural College has y.
c. Adams. W. D. Munson, A. B. Duckett,
r. c. Norris. and o. II. Saunders on its
one-mile relay team. with Saunders,
Norris, and Duckett in the G00-yard open
handicap, and J. c. O'ConnOr and Max
well in the two-mile open handicap run,
and Kemp in the SSO-yard novice
WOOdberry Forest I'm Line.
Woodberry Forest School expects 20
score heavily with b. a. Vandiver in the
interscholastlc two-mile run; T. L. Fuller.
ir., in the scholastic 50-yard dash and BOO
yard open; w. n. Harris in the open and
novice scholastic sprints and scholastic
hurdle; Hugh Benet In the scholastic
hurdle. high jump. and 600-yard run; VI.
+. White in the scholastic sprints and
300-yard run, and with Anderson. Carter,
Brulan, Willis. and Graingee on the
junior relay team, which has been classed
with the Episcopal High School Cathe-
dral School. and Rockville Academy.
The Tome School, OF Port Deposit. viii
be represented in indoor competition IN
Washington for the first time this sea-
son in the Federal games by some high
class sehoolboy performers. Archer Smith,
one Of the best scholastic athletes in this
section, has been entered in FIVE events,
Including the scholastic 50-yard dash and
3D0-yard run. l2-pound shot-put, stand
ing broad Jump. and 5O-yard open handi-
cap. Smith has a record of q feet S
inches in the shOt-put and won the
Middle Atlantic 22O-yaTd scholastic cham
pionship in Philadelphia last May. z. A.
Ogle. who has been entered from the
Port Deposit school in both the open
handicap and scholastic hurdles, is one
Of the most promising young timber top
pers IN the Southern schools. He was
placed in the national interschoIastic
championships last May, doing a trifle
better than II seconds for the 120-yard
hurdles.
Fast Man in Sprints.
EbOn Foster, who viii represent Tome
in both scholastic sprints, is next to
Smith, the best short-distance runner IN
the school and A. j. Carter. IT.. who will
run in the junior 50-yard dash and Junior
900-yard run. is a corking good young
ster.
The National Cathedral School has SIX
teen boys in the Individual events and
two relay teams. and Mercersburg viii
send down q bakers dozen for the indi-
vidual events, with a rafting good one
mile relay team, which will run against
the Episcopal High School on the evening