Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-07
TEN-MILE ROLLER SKATING
RACE WILL BE HELD HERE
Event Being Managed by Raom lie Mat and
Will Take Place Last Of Month.
Guards Meet to Be It's Best.

seems to have escaped notice altogether.
and that is ''Newtie" Brewer Of George
town. Brewer has done some excellent
work in every meet in which he has
competed this season and his efforts are
deserving of the highest commentator.
Brewer scored eight of the points Sc
cured by Georgetown in Its own meet
, by winning one OF the dashes from a
Down in Richmond Brewer beat out
Todd Of Virginia for second place in the
50-yard dash.
His work this season has not been
OF the fiashy order, but has been aSso,
man is fast enough and strong enough to
make q good quarter-miler, and there Is
every reason to believe that he will be
the fourth man on the relay team which
will run in the Pennsylvania relay games.
Brewer has the speed, and all that he will
have to develop is the endurance, and
that should be comparatively easy for
him.
The game Of basket ball which George
town Is scheduled to play against the
Bucknell five Saturday night is the last
on the Hilltop schedule, unless the con-
test with Catholic University Is played
which there is every reason to believe
will not be.
Bucknell comes here just as strongly
touted as was the Pittsburgh aggregation,
which the Hilltoppers defeated last night,
and will likely make the Blue and Gray
go the route at a fast pace to win.
The Maryland Agg1es had men qualify
ing in every event In which they took
part last night in the preliminaries for
the National Guard meet. In the dashes
they had about four men who will con-
test In the finals, while Kemp will rep
resent the Orange and Black in the 40
yard.
The Pittsburgh basket ball team haa
four games in succession this week. Last
night Georgetown was met, tonight AL
bright is scheduled, while tomorrow and
Saturday evening Swarthmore and Sus-
quehanna, respectively will be played.
Whalen, the Georgetown forward, has
done some of the most consistent work
during the past season of any Of the
men who have represented the Blue and
especially good at breaking away from
an opponent when covered and either
getting the ball to one Of his teammates
or making the shot at the goal.
The following is tho list Of men who
qualified for the finals In the events
which were held in the National Guard
Armory last night:
22o-yard dash; open to boys; scratch-A. Neil
Writ sSn V e. e. 8 g. q T. 5 berss safns g. " h .;
2eoyard dash; National Guard championship;
ment (scratch); w. D. Goodman: Company x. %
Regiment e yards); A. NJ. McMahon. United
States Navy q yards); J. @. Morris. Company E.
44O-yard dash; open; District Of Columbia
championship; scratch-W. B. Young T.. A. c.;
E. w. Thrall: W. c. @. G.: g. Kemps. n. A. G.
Dell y. Harrison a. n A. e. + H' Z.
5o-yard dash; hurdles: open; District Of oolum-
4. J; Decker. T: A G. Martin J. 3. MasDonash.
800 yard dash; open; District Of Columbia
championship; scratch-H. Brewer, G.. IT,; Il.
Swing T. A. c.; w. B. Young, T. A. O.; Il.
W. Thrall, w. c. c. c.; Robert Grace. w. G.
C. G.
5O.yard dash. National Guard championship;
g feet; J. 6. Dennis, oSmpsny 6: ist Resi.
ment 4 feet; A. NJ. McMahon, United States
Navy g. feet; L. L. johnson. Company F, LIST
Regiment g feet.
5O-yard dash. scholastic; scratch-M W. Onutt,
T. Fl. g.: s. LascOla, W. n. g.; E. r. Hardell,
T. II. g.; r. Houghton. W.. II. 8.
pionship; scratch-Marshall Lowe, W. C. O. c.;