The Washington herald., 1910-02-16
RELAY RACES GALORE
Twenty-three Events Booked
for Federal Meet.
VIRGINIA ENTRIES RECEIVED
Charlottesville CoIIeEians to BE
Represented in Majority of Events.
One of the Features VIII BE a
Relay Between the Carlisle IN
dians and Wesleyan University.

| TWenty-three relay races, ranging from
/ two events for midgets 10 half dozen
events for big colleges and clubs, are on
/ the programme of the Federal indoor
games to be held IN Convention Hall
Saturday afternoon and evening, This is
the biggest number Of relay events which
has ever been on any programme OF
\ indoor games in Washington and the
, teams have been classed as evenly as
possible, according TO the ability they
! have shown during the season. Nine of
these races will be held in the after
noon
| The feature relays Of the night pro-
gramme will be those between the Car
/ Isle Indians and Wesleyan University,
between the Maryland Agricultural Col
! Iege. Richmond College, and ST. Johns
College. of Annapolis; between MERGERS
! berg Academy and the Episcopal High
School, of Alexandria; between the
Washington and Baltimore Y. NJ c. A
and McCulloh Athletic Club teams. and
between the first teams of the District
National Guard and the Fifth Regiment,
of Baltimore. In the afternoon the
grade school teams, will have their turn
with the scholastic midgets and juniors.
, This is the list of relay races:
Afternoon Events.
Grade school relays 80. s5. rs pound and I'm
limited classes winning team in each clas to run
in final for the District grade school champion
ship; 60 yards-AIaury johnson. CarherTy, Bowen.
Jefferson Monroe. Eckington. Reservoir. Hilton.
Morgan DennisJn. Force, Ross TNginIng, Cranch
1.-TWO teamsl. HYDE. Greenleaf. Blair. SmallwOod,
| Tyler Dent Curtis. Webster. Weghtman, and
Franklin schools.
Relay race for midget teams soc yards-NationsI
Cathedral School for Boys and Friends Select
School.
Relay race for second teams; 600 yards-Baltinore
! City College. Episcopal High School. and Wood
/ berry Forest School.
Relay race for junior teams; coo yards-Frieads
Select School and Eastern High School.
Relay rsce; l.3O yards-ROckTille Academy and
National Cathedral School.
Evening Relay Races.
Relay race for championship Of boys DEPART
ment Y. ~ c. A.; Go yands-Teams A, 3. c,
and d.
ingon Juvenile Club and boys department Y. ".
4. 4.
Relay race for junior teams: COO yaris-Braddock
Athletic Club, BOYS Department, Y. VI. c. A., and
Baltimore Cty College
Relay raoe Tor second teams; LOO yards-Washins-
o
Guard. and Washington Y. NJ. c. A.
Relay race; 100 yaT5ls-MTcury Athletic Club
and Baltimore Cross Country Club.
Relay race fer midget teams; On yands-GeoTge-
town Prep School and Carroll institute.
Relay race; I,2oO yards-Kendau Athletic Club,
Advent Athletic Club, and Junior Richmond Grays
Relay race; 200 yards-Riverdale Athletic Club
Potomac Athletic Club and fremont Athletic Club
Relay race; 1870 yard5-Raylew Athletic Club,
Potomac Athletic Club (secOud team. fremont
! Athletic Cub second team, and Boys Depart
mebt, Washington Y. NJ c. 4.
Relay race; one mile-Fifth Regiment Maryland
National Guard. and District National Guard.
Relay race; one mile. Baltimore Y NJ. C. A
Washington Y. N. c. A.. and McOulloh Athletic
Club
Relay race: one mile-NIercersberg Academy ana
Episcopal High school
Relay race; one mile-Richmoud College, Maryland
Agricultural college and st. Johns College Tan
napoltsl.
Relay race: one mile-WesleHn University and
Carlisle Indian School.
The entries from the University Of Vir-
ginia, received yesterday afternoon, are
as follows: Capt. Larry Martin. 5O-yard
hurdles. 5O-yard handicap, and running
high jump; F. H. Todd, 5O-yard invita-
ton. 5O-yard handicap, and 6OO-yard
handicap; S. D. Gooch. 5O-yard handicap.
50-yard invitation, and 60e-yard handi-
cap; T. Q. Stanton. 5O-yard handicap, 80
yard invitation, 6OO-yard handicap, 80
yard hurdles. and 44O-yard South Atlantic
championship; R ". Burke, 5O-yard
handicap and 5O-yard invitation: 7. il.
Wiltshire 60O-yard handicap and 1000
yard handicap; n. W. Douglass. 60O-yard
and 1000-yard handicap: w p Fite, 90
yard novice, 50-yard handicap, and 600
yard handicap: W. R. Word, running
high jump and 5O-yard hurdles.
The complete list Of entries in indi-
vidual events and names of members OF
the relay teams will be published In The
Washington Herald tomorrow.