The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-06

With entries already assured from fir
teen colleges. nifty schools. and twenty
I'VE clubs. which will be represented by
about go athletes. and more than seventy
relay teams. the programme OF the sew
euth Federal indoor games in Convention
Hall, the afternoon and evening Of Sat
urdny. February -. viii bc Of gigantic
proportions. and unequaled IN number OF
events and number OF athletes by any set
OF games held in the South.
The athletes among the long list Of
entries will come from five States, in
Guiding Maryland. Virginia New Jersey.
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and the
District.
From the Carlisle Indian School will
come a doughty company OF speedy red
skin runners and clever jumpers, under
the leadership OF Glenn Warner famous
coach; from Pennsylvania Mike Murphy
viii bring along the cream OF the Red and
Blue athletes including Billy PAUL, inter
collegiate champion and record holder
and fastest American-born mile runner;
Baker formerly Of Swarthm0re and now
Law school student al Pennsylvania
who was an intercollegiate point winner
TWO years In the half-mile; Minds, one Of
the best of college sprinters, and three on
four other drst-class men.
mill ~
best men on her 1910 team, Virginia Will
+ have a dozen athletes. most Of them
counted TO win points, there win be an
even larger bunch from Johns Hopkins.
and practically every likely member Of
/ the Georgetown University squad VIII be
given a try-out I'm the various individual
events on the evening programme. West
ern Maryland, RichWond College, 81
lJohn's College. Maryland Agricultural Col
/ Iege Washington College, and Catholic
} University. are among the higher institu-
/ lions of learning. whose representative
wiz be iu competition
schooIbOy Entries Large.
! There will Dee "a greater number %
/ schoolboys in the Federal games this
b D 'll t4it.ii 'tN- ''A-''''f '---'l N''" --'7'
/ for the two-poiHJ trophies among the
grade schools and the high ana prep
schools is bound 70 BE- close and un-
certain with nearly half q hundred
grammar schools or lHe ils'tl'I HEH'-i'E
! for points for the Stinemetz trophy and
as many more prep and high school
teams making desperate IVY IoI tAe
Franklin cup there VIII DE Dig uo-HS9
AT Convention HAL III the afternoon
Every nigh schooI ID lNe L'lslllel eAyeP.
one VIII have boys I'D the ll''ii' iu'a
events Win midget OF Junior 'e'~s '5a''.'
III AFTERNOON races anu ms. 4-al ''.'
on Tot the evening '.'e oSl,.'''" al ,,e'.0''
washington 9,'''o' To. nosS' i.'VI'D'
School, ARMY ana Navy AIe's'''s
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scNoois mentioned wa nav '-'7 W -''oi
relay teams competing
Woman oftici"i q" hand
The Federal games will introduce I've
innovations I'm conducting the scholastic
events this year. For the first time il
the history Of local athletics there VIII ID
a woman official on the floor Mss Fior'
| Hendley supervising principal OF M
sixth division Of public schools. VIII ac
as marshal Particular care VIII D.
taken for the pToiecloH Oh the youhi
athletes from the grade SCHOOLS.
One big dressing room vi" ne SET ASA
for their exclusive use. ana CoIps
principals and physicians VIII oe
charge to see tnat the BOYS Dress quicAL
! and are not exposed 70 cold.
There VIII also De nol'''7. Ut o,'
alhIetes IN direct CA'ise '' '"0 H''1 '''
lows on 'he AlsO elaoe le-'S ''a'''s. %"
man having cohlfoi Oh '1'" 10'l"' I-a0
grade school team VIII nave ils o-S1''lc
uniform, with me ie''er OF e'e" 7e'''o
on the front oil ea'A s-iI a.'o ed''
school VIII also nave us special sec''o'
OF seats lot 'oo'eis'
= a teams 70 og ~ ,s7T - '" ,E 5,.-