The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-20
ENTRYLIST GROWING
Eleventh Annual Meet of N.
G. A. A. to Be Best Ever.
RELAY RACES THE FEATURE
Officials for Meet Have Been Sc
Iected-GoId Medals to BE Award
ed 10 Each Man In All Relays.
Entries Are Being Received In
Great Numbers by Management.

With but short time 10 elapse befors
the closing of the entries for the eleventh
annual indoor games of the National
Guard Athletic Association TO be held at
National Guard Armory March 81, inter-
est has quickened and entries are being
received by the management OF the meet
In such numbers as TO give grounds for
a declaration that this viii, indeed, be by
far the best meet ever held under the
auspices of the National Guard Athletic
Association.
Entries have already been received
from the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, Washington Grove Athletic Associa-
ton, Mercury Athletic Club. fremont
Athletic Club. Ralew Athletic Club. Po-
tomac Athletic Club. Sligo Athletic Club.
Georgetown University, George Washing
ton University. Business High School.
Central High School. Western High
School. Technical High School. Maryland
Agricultural College, the Fifth Regiment
of Baltimore, the Fourth Regiment Of
Baltimore. and from the artillery and
cavalry branches Of the United States
army.
Relay Entries Close Thursday.
As the classification closes March a for
the relays, those teams who have neg-
leeted 10 send in their entries as yet and
who intend entering the meet, have but
little time left in which to get their
entries on file.
George Washington University and
Maryland Agricultural College viii con-
lee lot 4g,s ions hi
Business and Western High schools will
line up. each TO make strenuous effort
to capture the high school champion
ship. the Fifth Regiment OF Baltimore
viii send it's doughty athletes TO COM
pete against those OF the District Ma
tienaI Guard for the National Guard
championship, and the regular army
championships will be decided at this
Easter athletic carnival Of games.
Individual Medals In Relay Races.
! In all relay contests gold medals viii
be awarded to each runner Of the vic
torious team, in lieu OF the presentation
OF a cup to the team as a whole. this
awarding of individual prizes seeming
to be the most popular method among
the relay team racers, as it gives to each
member OF the winning team a trophy
of victory for his own. and not merely
share in a cup TO be kept by one or
another or to be placed on exhibition
| The roster of those who have been
selected and who have accepted the in
vitation extended them by the manage
ment Of the meet TO officiate at the
hgames. and in whose hands lay the deci-
sions of the events, reads as follows:
/ Referee-Mai ". A. Turpin. Military Athletic
/ League. New YorS.
Judges at hnish-Dr. D. Z. WibeT. A. A. T.;
A. II. Chesley. Y. NJ c A: c. z. Beckett. Y. NJ
| c. A.; William A. Mckinney. 2. r. c.
/ Field iudges-Dr. W. 3. Hudson, y. 6 p. C.;
/ ". G. Stuart, L. Of Pa; Chase Taylor l.
/ VI. C. A.
1 Annaunoer-orIsnds Ross y. g. D. c.
/ MaTshaI-Capt d. s Richmond d. c. y 6.
1 rmers-w. c. Thatcher. a. A. Us Rudolph
4 jose c. A
/ starter-R. F. lie Matt. 4. L. l. G.
/ Clerk-Lieut W. L. Hazard. \. 6. D. C.
Assistant elerk-A. b. Walker. G. [.
/ Sccrer-Jsmes A. O'Shea. 6. 4.
/ Inspectors-Cspt- d. s Bliss. d. c. y c.; Capt
/ L. A. Brian. y. G. .. C; Capt. John Brooks,
/ n. G. D. c. Cant. J. Harry Bean. \. q. D. G.
/ Custodian If pri1es-Ssrgt. q. ]. Tucker, \. O..
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