The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-14

When the GeoTgoto WI relay team toes
the mark in Baltimore next Saturday
night for their race against the Rich
mOnd College team, Captain Bill Car
riGan will not be one # the four, rs
the Blue and Cray leader Will be re.
placed by either CampaHzi or Mulligan,
with chances favorlnE the former. III
Boston last Saturday In the b. A. A.
games, against the Holy Cross relay
tcnm Carrizal showed that tho QUAR-
ter mile distance was too long for him,
as he tired perccptibly In the latter
part of his run, and as i result. the
Los Angeles boy will confine his efforts
tC the daghcs hereafter.
Campazzi and Mulllgan have both had
experience in relay racing, Campazzi
having performed on metropolitan
tracks rs a membc" Of the Fordham
Preparatory School four. while Multi
gan wore the silks Of the Blue and
Gray university in its race With Viz
ginia two years ago. At the recent time
trials held in the Arcade, these two
veteran quarter-miers negotiated the
distance in fairly good time, end can
bc counted upon to ran much better
when pitted against rival school.
Campazzi displayed great speed when
running the straight stretches Of track
but failed miscrably in taking the turns,
and the Hilltop coaches feel certain that
| If thcV can teach the New York boy
how 20 take these curves without break
| ing his stride they will have developed
O man Canahls OF dCfes :ing the best
quarter miicrs Of this section. CampaZ-
| ri has been training on the curves ever
since the trial. and because CT markG1
| Improvement IL likely to be collected for
the team next Saturday.
Mulligan, because of his greater ex-
| pc rienCe at indoor racing, must be con-
sidered before selecting the man for
| hardly the speed to defeat CampaZzi,
| despite this big asset and Is apt to be
taken along as substitute only.
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Coach Gish is keeping the men work
| ing hard to get them in condition for
| the Johns Hopkins meet. where he
| hopes to carry off the college trophy.
He is demanding a lot of pepper IN
and the squad is giving him the best
they have in the way of speed.
Captain Carrigan will indulge in only
| the mildest kind of workouts this week,
IS he has been doing too much lately.
| The quarter that he ran in Boston
on Saturday was hard on the Hilltop
leader, and rest will do him worlds
in Baltimore II he rounds into form.
Ed Dcvlin looks good to win a point
| or two in the distance events Saturday
as in recent workouts he has been tax.
ing his laps in excellent style, finishing
up with a sprint that should carry him
over the line ahead of many of his
Southern opponents in the coming meet
Barrett, the freshman sprlnter, should
be able to give CarTigan a hard fight in
the dashes, for the assistant manager,
elect of the football team has been lit.
orally burning up the track in the prac,
tices of the past week. Under Gish's
coaching the 1915 man has improved
wonderfully in his form, thus bettering
his time considerably.
"Inky" Davis should do some fas
work In Baltimore, as the local boy /:
lust rounding into form after a severe
sickness and by the time OF the George
town games the former Business High
School crack should be travelling at
better clip than at any previous time II
his career.