The Washington times., 1911-02-04
AWAIT THE CRACK
Of STARTERS GUN
Athletes Primed for Indoor
Meet of G. w. u.
Tonight.
INTEREST CENTERS
IN CUP CONTEST
Virginia and Johns Hopkins Picked
by Their Respective
Followers.

The fourth annual indoor meet, by
the George Washington University
will be held tonight at Convention
Hall.
| When the starter gives the signal
at 7:2O o'clock to the waiting ath-
lctes in the first race. he will set in
motion a meet in which more than 800
athletes will contest in twenty-six
events, representing twenty-five clubs
colleges. and schools.
The struggle that promises to at
| tract the most attention is competi-
tion for the trophy cup. a prize to be
awarded to the school. college, or
club winning the most points In this
contest, Virginia and John Hopkins
are spoken of as likely to win out,
and their work will be watched with
interest.
George Washington expects TO be
well represented in all events, not
withstanding the fact that several of
the prominent athletes have been
graduated from college. The final
event of the evening will be the reIa;.
race between the v. T. |. and the
George Washington teams.
All athletes who have not registered
with the A. a. L. and been given their
numbers, will not be permitted to
compete. according to information
given out by Manager Harold Keats,
who also stated that in order to pre-
vent some OF the athletes from wear
ing concealed spikes in their shoes,
the contestants will be required to
walk across sheets of white paper
ANY one detected wearing spikes will
be barred.
List of Events.
5O-yard dash-Open handicap.
100 yards-Open handicap
20 yards-Scholastic
5O-yard hurdles-Open handicap.
50-yard hurdles-SchOlastic.
One mile run.
900 yards-Novice.
$50 yards-Open.
Two-mile run-Open handicap.
40 yards-Scholastic.
40 yards-Open.
High jump-Open Handicap.
12-pound shot put-Open handicap.
Pole vault-Open handicap.
50 yards-Novice.
Relay CIassifcations.
One Mile.
w. H. S.-Villegas. Holden, G. Vile
T. H. s.--Thrall. ofrut, Fitzpatrick.
Frazier, EchendoTf.
b. H. s.-scott, Bridget. Rathbone.
Goldsmith.
NJ. A. C.-Duchet. Morris. Bronham,
Kemp.
Richmond CoIIege-Entries not in yet.
I,aoo Yards.
W. c. c. c. Juniors-Schofield, Davis,
Harbin, Thuee. Hulfish.
T A. C.-Juniors-Rose, Robinson,
Stokes, Grace.
400 Yards.
Twin A. c. (Midgets)-Mead. Sheridan,
Riordan. O'Connor.
w. H. S CMidgets)-DeWitt, Darnel,
Mayffeld, Adams.
T. H. S. CMidgets)-Helmut. Felt.
Bartle, Lockwood.
400 Yards-Boys of so Pounds.
w. H. s.-Darnell, Kinwell. Wells,
St. Andrews School, of Baltimore
Entries not in yet.
2,4oo-Yard Race.
Pennsylvania-PaulI (other entries not
in YETI.
swarthmore-Gillan, Murfit,. strang,
Fess, Bradford.
1900 Yards.
baltimore CITY College Juniors-Prais,
Strauss. stevens. Black. Binford.
Technical Thrall. Helmut. Felt. Lock-
wood. Rartle.
T. 4. c. Juniors-Glasser. Stenz, Par
sons. Grace, Frank, Wayne.
Friends-HartunG, Osgood, Gates,
Preston, Harding.
Two Miles.
B. c. c. C.-GelIer, Horn. EIphinstone,
Freebinger. Kelley. McDonaugh.
fremont A. C.-Swing, Kempton,
Rawlings, Maloney, Farmer, Stokes
Fifth Regiment-Elliot, Black, Senft,
Hughes, Rogers, Him.
One Mile.
G. w. U.-Trumbower, Brady, Smith,
Langley, Cox, Benton, Bryant, Parker.
V. P. L-Fowle, Kicker, Bocock,
Mathewson.
Fraternity.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Theta Delta Chi,
Alpha Beta Phi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Delta, Tan Delta, Sigma Chi.
Military.
Fort Washington, Washington Bar
racks. Fort Myer, Fort Hunt.
The following statement was issued
this morning by W. G.. Stuart, acting
Of the South Atlantic Association, ANA
teur Athletic Union:
There were a number of athletes en-
tered in the George Washington Uni
Versity games who are not registered,
or whose registrations have expired.
All such athletes have been notified.
and any of them who are not registered
will not be allowed to compete. No
athletes will be registered for the
George Washington games after o'clock
this afternoon, at the Office of the COM
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