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be missed. and he will retire from active
competition.
| The retirement of Chisholm will hurt
the American Olympic teams chances in
the meeting to be held in Stockholm. SWe-
den, next summer. 1t was generally felt
that Chisholm, whose home is in Attic
boro, would be a candidate for the no
meter hurdle race at the eastern Olympic
try-outs to be held in the Harvard Sta
dunn in June.
Chisholm developed at Exeter, before
going to Yale. AS an Eli he turned out
to be a champion. not only winning the
intercollegiate events last spring. but the
120-yard high hurdles race in the interna-
tional meeting between Harvard Yale and
Oxford and Cambridge. His best time
over the high hurdles was Is rs seconds.
The fact that the Nautilus Club Of the
local Y. M. C. A. was able to win the
big dual meet last night In the local
associations tank would cause one to be-
lteve that the club has one OF the best
aquatic teams in the country-that is.
for an organization working on no larger
scale. The combined efforts of three
, Baltimore clubs. failed to show much
against the local aggregation, as they
were defeated by more than double
score.
Much credit is due Mr.. Hansen, who
is the instructor in swimming at the Y.
M. c., for the creditable work of the
team. Last year, under his tutelage, the
men captured the south Atlantic cham
pionship in rather easy fashion. and
this season, II their start is to be taken
as a criterion even greater success Is
apt to be attained.
Sisson. of Dartmouth leads all other
players in the intercollegiate Basket Ball
League in the number OF points scored
this season. He has made a total OF
65-24 goals from the field and II from the
foul line. Heath Of Princeton is next In
line, with B as total.
Georgetown is scheduled to meet the
New York University quint in New YORK
tonight. The Hilltoppers, while they do
not expect to win from the 0othamites,
do think that they will make the best
showing Of the year. Although playing
on a strange floor, Coach Collifiower is
fairly sure that his men will put up a
better game than they have in any of
their previous contests. Collifower says
that while the team has not shown any,
thing wonderful SO far 1t has given evil
dence Of q slow, but sure development
and that by the time 1t meets Virginia
and the other big schools In this section
1t will be in shape to win majority of
the contests.
tonight are Quigg, referee, and Spriggs,
umpire.
It was thought for a time that Jim
Colliflower would not make the trip with
the team for business reasons. but he
went to New York with the five. Whether
or not he will stay over tonight and go to
West Point in the morning to play the
Army or return is not definitely decided.
Notwithstanding the losses attributed to
the Virginia relay team during the past
few weeks Of training it is fairly certain
that when the time come to run against
Georgetown the charlottesville Univer-
sity will be represented by four that
can cover the mile in better time than is
expected.