The Washington herald., 1911-03-08

National lnc SDlultIS nave III
ranged an attractive programme for FRI
days carnival of sport which, from a
local standpoint, could not be improved
upon.
Only members of the National Guard
and residents of Washington are eligible
to compete, and for this reason the games
held by the Guardsmen are really the
only ones in which a true line can be
CLEANED on the relative strength of local
track men.
AS in past years. Capt c. Eugene Ed
wards has arranged all attractive num-
ber of relays, the leader in point of inter
est being a twO-mlc race between the
Washington Cross Country Club and the
Tremonts. The TremOnts have done so
we'll on the cinder path this year that
they are looked upon to give fine ac-
count of themselves in this race.
One feature of the National Guard
meet, which stands out more prominently
because the idea is original and unique.
is the great number of special features
on the programme. For years the SOL
diers have stood in a class by themselves
in this respect. the features carded eclips-
ing past performances every year. This
present list promises to be no exception
and there is everything on the map from
a potato race to wall scaling.
During the evening music will be fur
nished by the National Guard Band and
there will be plenty Of 1.-THE good old
lively tunes that make the blood leap
New banks have been built especially
for the games this year and they are
certainly the best used in this city for
some time Should a man fall he would
do little more than sustain a slight
bruise.
Thirty-twO numbers are arranged,
starting promptly at 5 o'clock. The first
call for the ffty-yard dash will be fif-
teen minutes earlier.
Twenty-sevCn different clubs and teanrs
are represented.
The fight for the diamond ring which is
to be awarded to the athlete scoring the
most points should be a good one IT
will probably lie between Killing. Smith
son. and Hildebrand. with the latter the
fav0rite Hildebrand is picked as the
favorite because of the fact that ne will
probably annex both the mile and half
mile races, while King ard Smnhson will
be dividing the ffty-yard dash. 2A-yard
dash, and quartermle.
As an additional feature. kid Sulli-
van. the local lightweight boxing cham
piOn. and Jack Fielding. of Boston, will
spar three three-minute rounds.
The complete list of entries as given
out by Capt G. +. Edwards, manager of
the meet, is as follows:
Fifty-yard High School ScholastiC-J.
w. Bridget. B. II. $; W. c. Rathown.
B. H. :: W. G. Norris, T. y. s, and
Z. W. Thrall, T. II. s.
Fifty-yard Hurdle-J. Mahoncy, T. A
G: B. Z. kempton, T. 4. G.; l.. CHASER,
Royce. unattached: ]. W. Bridget. b. II.
s; Julian Weber. c. l.; J. L. Brewer.
c. c.: NJ. McDOnagh. B. c. c. c., and
W. G.. Morris, T. II. s.
Fffty-yard championship. open-J. Ma
honey. r. A c; +. NJ. Swing, T. A. G.;
B. r. kemptOn, T. A. G.; T. +. stokes
T. \. C.; P. s. Herring. W. q. A a;
J. Weber. c. L; q. L. Isemann. Y. NJ.
c. A.; Z. r. Jones, r. A; J. w. Brewer.
G. G.; W. CarriGan. G. L; ]. Martin.
G. L.; NJ. McDonagh. 3. c. {. c., and
f. W. Thrall. r. II. S.
5-yard novice. d. c. championship
D. s. johnson. T A c.; L Closer. 7.
A. c.: II. f. Smith. P. p: ]. w. Brid-
get, s. H. S; G. l. Isemann, Y. NJ. c.
a; ". L. Linden. Y. NJ. c. A; L. l..
Jones, r. A; NJ. \. Bealle. w. c. c. c;
Merton Mark, ". c. c. C; S. Zirkin,
Y. NJ. c. A: II. +. Cash. w. c. c. C.;
W. II. Gill. Nick. \. A, and r. H. Fris-
toe. T. II. s.
5O-yard. National Guard championship
e. c. ReCk. NJ, First: F. WeisbaCker,
+, First; A. Farquhar. r, First; c. Hut
ton. +. First; J. Mccarthy. Z, First;
]. D. McNabb. L. First; R H. Zier. L.
First; II. B. Zier, +. First: G. T. Risdon,
f, First; J. a. Giavonnoni, z. First: W.
Hutton, r, First; w. B. Courtney. r. |
First: a. c. Adam, +, Second: J. c. Nor
ond: Charles King. G. First; f. Ceilings |
worth. L. First; J. +. Dennis, q, First. |
and Thomas Barb. X. Second.
50-yard National Guard noviCe-E. c. |
Reck, NJ, First; F. WeisbaCker. Z, First; |
A. A. Farquhar. f. First: c. Hutton. L. |
First; J. Mccarthy, L. First; l. John |
stien. L, First; r. H. Zier. f, First; u. |
r. Risdon, f. First: ]. a. Giavonnoni. E. |
First; W. Hutton. r, First; w. B. Court
ley E, First; J. n. McNabb. Z, First;
n. NJ DickersOn. L. Second; J. c. Nor
-is. +. Second; W. r. Johnson. National
Guard: P. W. Gibson, X, Second, and |
]. P. Hutchinson. X, Second.
20-yard Open-John Mahoney. T. 4. c.:
E. NJ. Swing, T. A. c.; B. Z. Kempton.
+. A. c.; P. S. Herring, L. G. a. A;
". b. Young. L. G. A. A. Julian Weber,
:. u; G. L. Isemann, Y. NJ. c. A; $.
zirkin, Y. NJ. c. A; Gordon Law, Y. NJ.
:. A; ]. n. Brewer, C. c., and w. Car
igan, G. L.
20-yard National Guard championship
E. c. Reck. NJ, First: Ivan H. Gore. X, |
Se<bnd: c. Rose f, First n. H. Goucher.
J, First; G. W. Farquhar. f, First; II. b.
zier, E, First; z. Johnston. L. First; G. C.
Adams. Z, Second; J. c. Norris, E, Sec
md; W. c. Rathbone. F, Second; Charles
King, G, First; E Collingsworth, z, First;
!. s. Dennis, G, First; G. NJ. Mcmahon,
j. S. ".
440-yard National Guard championship
van H. Gore. X. Second; C. Rose, f,
Uirst: J. A. Givanoni. E. First: A. c.
Adams. z, Second; P. w. Gibson, X,
Sec end; Charles King. G. First; E. Smith
on. C First; J. E. Dennis. G. First;
Thomas Barb, X, Second; A. NJ. McMil-
!on. L. s n.
40 yards open-J. Mahoney, T. A. c.; II
: w. Swing, T. A. c.; J. G. Stecker, II
". G. A. A; W. B. Young. W. G. A. A;
]. l. Isemann, Y. NJ. c. A; Gordon
-aw. Y. NJ. C. A; N. Carrigan, G. u; II
/ Martin, C. L. II
Ss0-yard rum. Mahoney, T. 4. c.; ].
J. Stecker. w. G. A. A: +. TanseII.
P P: P. S. Herring. w. G. A. A: w.
?. Young. w. G. A. A; F. L Renner.
". C. c. c.; Gordan Law. Y. NJ. C. A;
g. NJ. Hilderbran, w. G. A. A; c. Lau-
One mile-National Guard champion
Clark, L. Second: ]. II.
c. Second; d. B. Howard F.
second; c. Rose, E, First; J. A. Giovi-
ini, L, First; A. Farquhar. Z, First;
ames kitner, d. First; II. w. Dicker-
Always the Same.
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