The Washington herald., 1910-02-14
CARLISLE MATCHED
Indians to Run Wesleyan in
Federal Games.
NEW ENGLANDERS ARE SPEEDY
Johns Ho. kins University of Bafti-
more VIII Send Down Seventeen
Fifty-yard Dash-COnsiderabIe In
terest in District CIu, Events.

The relay teams Of the Carlisle Indians
and Wesleyan University viii meet in a
one-mile race on the evening programme
Of the Federal games next Saturday.
This race will follow Immediately after
the attempt of PAUL. Of Pennsylvania,
10 create new one-mile American in
door record. and viii be one Of the big
events Of the night
Both the Indians and Wesleyan have
good relay teams this year. and when
Glenn Warner sent down the entries Of
the Red Skin team. he wrote that they
were willing to run any college team IN
the East. They We're originally matched
against Amherst. but when word was re-
ceived from Manager Burnett Of Am
herst, on Saturday that the two fastest
men Of his team had been disqualified
because of low scholarship standing.
Wesleyan was matched against the In
dians
For several years Wesleyan has had
one OF the fastest one-mile indoor col
lege relay teams in the country. and the
race they put up against Fordham in
the Georgetown games two years ago
was one Of the fastest pieces OF relay
running witnessed in Washington.
The quartet which will represent the
New England college next Saturday VIII
be made up OF R. ". Bacon. captain:
D. ". Hastings II. /. Wendell, and A.
F. Wood Bacon and Wood have been
on Wesleyan relay teams for several
years and are particularly speedy men
in indoor work. Both these men are also
entered in the 5o-yard open handicap
and 50-yard invitation The Indian
team Will be made up Of Moses Friday,
Simon Blackstar. Z. Moore. and Joseph
Twohearts. with P. Morris and r. Hin
man as substitutes.
Hopkins Has Seventeen Entries.
Johns Hopkins University has made
seventeen entries in the open handicap
and invitation meets on the evening pro-
gramme. including HorraX. formerly Of
Williams. and a couple Of years ago in
.tercoIIegiate high-jUmp champion, and
Breyer and lee in the two-mile run.
Horrax IS going 10 start a career as a
sITinter in the Federal games having
entered the 51-yard novice. and viii also
take a flyer at the three standing hops.
These are the Hopkins entries. Fifty
yard novice H0rrax and Tappan. 81
yard open handicap and 5a-vard invita-
tion. Morton: 53-yard hurdles. Morton.
HOrraX. and Tappau: SSl-yard novice.
MeTrick: 6oo-yard handicap. j. X. Burgan,
Brown, and Herring; three standing hops,
Morton and Horrax. emile run. Breyer,
Lee. and Reside: running high jump,
/ HoTrax and Tappsu.
What promises TO he one OF the closest
and most exciting OF the college relay
races viii be that between Maryland
/ Agricultural College and Richmond COL
/ Iege In the Richmond College games
Saturday evening each Of these teams
won its race. the Virginians with biz
margin 10 spare. while the Aggies had a
hard time defeating Washington and
Lee. Nunson finally making Up a loss of
twenty-five Yards and securing a big
lead, which was never overcome.
Capt. Bristow. of Richmond. did some
clever running Saturday night. and If he
and AIunson meet on the same relay
there viii he classy contest
Interesting Club Relays.
Local club relay teams galore VIII he
on the evening probramme, but there VIII
PROBABLY be none run I'm which the III
valry viii be more bitter shan those in
which the fremont. Riveriales, and Po-
.tomac first teams and the fremont
second. Potomac second, Raylew ana
BOYS Y NJ c.. A. quartettes have been
cIassed. The latter viii be a particularly
hot-bIooded affair.
In the midget championship, the Wash
ington Juvenile Club and the Boys Y. n.
c. A fours are the fastest teams, but
there is no telling which of the four
teams in the race for she championship II
the boys department of the Y. Nj c. A.
viii pull down first honorS.
The results of the events in the young
sters' closed games Friday night showed
that they are in tip-top form. and that
whichever team wins viii have 10 hustle
all the time.
The sale of tickets for the Federal
games. which has been brisker than
usual. Will continue until Saturday after
noon at Spaldings. 79 Fourteenth street.