The Washington times., 1911-12-03
H|LLTOPPERS WILL
ENTER ATHLETES
' IN JUNIOR EVENTS
Georgetown Sprinters to Be
in Dashes and Hurdle
Race.
= @CARRIGAN is GOOD
FOR 22-YARD EVENT
y Campazzi Will Probably Go Out
4 for Quarter-Mile
d Honors.


national Junior championships, which
are yearly held in New York, for the
4 hrst time In many seasons, when Cap
h tain Carrisan, Bob Eller. Earl Cam-
jpaz2i. and possibly one or two other
A speed artists wear the blue and gray Of
the Hilltop school in this years races
Manager Kingsley, of the track team.
has completed arrangements for George
towns re-entry tc these games, and
December g. the date OF the Junior
speed carnival. will see the above-men-
toned trio battling with the pick Of
Eastern track marvels for supremacy.
1t has not been definitely decided In
what events the,Blue and Gray repre-
sentatives will be entered, bit. it is
likely that they will compete only in
the dashes and hurdle races, although
put. =.
Captain t,arrigan is recognized rs be-
dashes, 80, in all probs bilty, lie will
Tun In these events, while Camp,izzi,- n
w0nderful quarter-niler when ut Ford
ham Prep, will be lown for the 440-vald
Qssn. Ei!er should be able to win place
E1n the timber topping races and the
enot-put II he enters these contests, as
ItWeii as giving a good account of himself
N the dashes. ...... -
nj Three In Condition.
N,At the present time Carrigan. Cam
pnzzi. and Elicr are in good coalition,
for the first two have been in training
for the giidiron season, while Eller has
'ebeen taking preliminary workouts since
thn beginning Of Move. .nber. Both Car
,fFan and Campaszi received injuries
to their knees during the football CAM
paign. but, according &c their own
Ltatements, they have fully rsr over,,d
from these hurts. and will be able 10 do
their best when thev appear in the Me
y, The squad will report for their initial
workout en- Tuesday of this week, and
Il seems certain thai the squad will be
the largest that ever turned out for the
sport on the Hilltop Now that the foot
ball season of 1911 has passed into grid
!r9n rite viii turn tss, tEa snols
z the cindsr paths, ana much good ma
vterisl is to be found among the pigs<in
outfit. Chief among the football men
Xwnrcn XhS rSss1ss ability IN spiked shoes are
cup In 1910; Costello. a sprinter and pole
Va liter Of considerable experience.
Magner. a dash man; white, Wymard
: riscelio, who is a capable performer in
the Jumps
Many Track Candidates.
SndpiilaIl, blnSlaI, MCJllBdn, Mdttl-
: son. Gibbs. Davis, and Martin. of last
years aggregation. win be out for the
ouarter-r,ile again, and it is probable
that some ct these veterans will also go
In training for the longer runs. Many
ne wcomers to the institution on tho
heights have signtfied their intention Of
entering tAe half, mile, and ..Uo-mtIe
rups. and, as the majority Of these men
have made enviable reputa tons for
{ themselves in different games through
ont the country. there seems to te little
cause for fear that Georgetown will no.
bc well fortified with experienced ma
terial in the lengthy events.
e Tom Smith, captain OF last years
team. although unable to run IN hurdle
with Martin. who led the track squad
OF 1910. These veterans, with Carrigan
and Eller. should be able to win many
points for the Blue and Gray during the
Hugh Golden. last year the ma,nstay
OF the cinder path artists OF George
tewn Prep school. and winner of several
poiHts In the meets Of last winter, will
be one Or the timber-toppers who shall
represent tnN West End school in the
he displays the fs,m ne exhibited last
season, can be colinted on to place. If
not win. many of his races of 1872.
Lynch, of the colleliate department, is
the only jumper Of known, ability that
remains of last years sauad but it is
likely that good material for the jump.
ing events will be found among the new
candidates. Y
with kcst of good men for the dis
qtsn nee runs, several experienced weight
! pole vauiter, and a jumper, Georgetows
VIII be able to present a well balanced
team for the first time in several sea-
sons. - ~