Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-16
CARLISLE ENTERED
IN GEORGETOWN meet
Indians Should Figure in Point
Getting-Big Team Goes !,
to Baltimore.

According to report givef, out last
evening by Manager Kingsley of THE
Georgetown University track team the
Carlisle Indians will play a very important
part in the Blue and Gray. meet that Is to
be held at Convention Hall the Cd OF
March, as the Redmen will send their
entire track squad to compets, fh the Hill
toppers' games. II is Very probable that
the lads from the reservation IN Pennsyl-
vania will land well UP on the list of
points scored during the evening. for the
Indians win have some OF the best all
around athletes in the country represent
ing their institution when they come to
this city to compete next month.
. Jim Thorpe. one Of the all-American
halfbacks last year and captain of the
Indian eleven for next fall, has been en-
tered in the hurdle races at the West
Enders' meet and will without doubt make
the other speed artists who will be en-
tered in the fence-topping contest 60 their
limit if they are to breast the tape ahead
of the Indian. In the Boston A. A. games
that were held last Saturday Thorpe ran
a wonderful hurdle race, finishing ahead
Of Jack Ealer, the record holder for the
seventyIfve-yard timber topping event.
Hopkins and both Bob Eller and Hugh
Golden of Georgetown, together with
Thorpe OF Carlisle, in the hurdles, the
the highest caliber. as the above men
the country, and 1t would not be a sur
prise to the track experts in this vicinity
to see the record for this event lowered
at the Georgetown games this year:
Tomorrow afternoon the Blue and Gray
track squad will leave for Baltimore.
where they will compete in the Johns
Hopkins games tomorrow night The
Blue and Gray will be represented prac-
tically in every event on tomorrow night s
program, as Manager Kingsley has en-
timore games. That the local university
should be able to win the point trophy
is the consensus Of opinion of the local
track experts, as the university over
Rock creek will send squad OF men to
the Johns Hopkins games that are in
perfect condition and able to cover their
respective distances in close to record
time. The men who have been entered
in the several events at the Johns Hop
kins University tomorrow night are: Jack
Hugh Golden, 1O0-yard low hurdle: p.
Vlyman, one-mile; Davis, 23O-yard and
relay; McGrath, 100 and go yard; E.
Heney, mile: Callahan, SSO-yard and mile;
Costello, pole vault and 100 yard dash;
G. Rheinschild, shotput: E. Chapman,
Capt. Carrfgan, 100 and go yard; +.
Campazzi. 44O-yard and high jump; Bob
Eller, 100 and 900 yard and high jump;
Devlin, one-mile; C. Langdon, SSO-yard;
N. Brewer. 100 and go yard; Barrett,
44U-yard; Foley. SSO-yard, one-mile and
relay: Harley, one-mile.
The relay that will represent George
town against the Richmond College four
tomorrow night in the Baltimore games
is the same as the aggregation that suf-
teree aeteat Ia. at me t, nands OF Holy Cross
exception that Foley is to take Capt.
Carrigan's place. Foley has been show
ing up in fine form during the past week,
and will without doubt add considerable
strength to the Hilltop relay.