The Washington times., 1912-05-07

Amateur Athletic Union officials will
nave entire charge Of the actual running
or the fourth annual intercity marathon
from the Laurel Hotel, Laurel. Md, to
the Munsey building, Baltimore, next
Saturday morning, starting at 10 o'clock.
All questions as to eligibility, matters
OF protest and any other puzzling ques-
tions will be answered by a committee
appointed by the Washington Times and
the Baltimore News, under whose aus
pices the meet will be held. These gen.
tlemen will listen to every complaint
registered and II they cannot answer
tho questions Immediately they will &c
Into session to settle any difficulties
that may arise.
The marathon committee Is as fol-
lows:
Theodore e. straus, Johns Hopkins
Club. -... 'ls ..., Is
Henry, G.. Penniman., Maryland Ath-
George J. Turner. Fifth Regiment
Washington Bowie. Fifth Regiment
Latrobe Cogswell. Baltimore Athletic
Club.
Thompson to Referee.
Michael ]. Thompson, we'll known In
this city and at this time director of
athletics at Mt. St. Marys College,
Emmittsburg. Md, has been appointed
referee Of the great race, and he will
supervise all conditions of the run next
Saturday morning. His stan of aides
are also an experienced set. and there
will be no cause Of complaint from the
official standpoint.
Joseph T. England, the official handi-
capper OF the South Atlantic Associa-
tion Of the Amateur Athletic Union, and
who has acted as starter in many great
day at Laurel. The clerk of the course
ls well known for his ability in this
line. and Latrobe Cogswell. Of the Bal.
timore Athletic Club. will surely mean
banding will be we'll taken care of.
The judges are tried and true and
consist of Theodore E. straus. Henry g
Eenniman, and w. Springer. Pitman
game, and this mighty important detail
will be looked after by William H
Hellawell, Prof. Thomas Cornelius
James G. McCallister, and George ]
Turner.
List of officials.
The complete list is as follows:
Referee-Michael J. Thompson, Mt
st. Mary's College.
Starter-Joseph Townsend England
Johns Hopkins Club.
Clerk of the course-Latrobe CogsWell
Baltimore Athletic Club.
Assistant clerk Of course-Thomas P
McDonagh, Cross Country Club.
Judges-Theodore E. Straus. John
Hopkins Club; Henry G. Penniman
Maryland Athletic Club; w. Syringe
Timers-william H. HellawelI. Wal
brook Athletic Club; Prof. Thoma
Cornelius, Central Y. M. G. A.; Jane
b. McCallister, Maryland Swimming
Club; George ]. Turner, Fifth Regimen
Athletic Association.
scorerscJ0hn c; - -. x; Kelley: crSs
tionel Guard; D. G: J. F. stowell
Medical examiner-Dr. Standish Nc
Cleary.
Games committee-Theodore Straus
Henry G. Penniman, George ]. Turner
washington Bowie, .Latrobe Cogswell.
Checkers will be appointed later.
Holden Ineligible.
The registration committee of tn
South Atlantic Association has rule
that Arthur Holden, the Canadian, VIII
Is down to represent the Cross Countr
Club, will not be eligible to carry ths
associations colors. but will have I
compete unattached or for the Toront
Y. NJ. c. A. Four months must hav
elapsed before Holden will be permitte
) TO register in this district, but as he
bona fide resident of Baltimore
viii be allowed to compete in the +;
race. Holden will have been here fou
months June is. At that time he wi
take out a registration as a member
the Cross Country Club.