The Washington times., 1913-03-12
PREL|M|NARIES OF
BIG MEET TONIGHT
Athletes Who Participate in
Guard Games to Go Through
Elimination Heats.
HEAVY ENTRY is REPORTED
Memorials, Y. NJ. C. A., Merid-
ians, and MiIitiamen Furnish
Greatest Number.
BY KIRK C. MILLER.

freliminaries in the fourteenth an
nual indoor games and relay carnival
Of the National Guard Athletic Associa-
ton will be run off at the Armory GYM
nasium tonight The final heats and
open events will be contested Friday
night at the same place and the number
OF entries received by Captain Edwards
guarantees close competition in every
race.
Besides the regular track and field
games that always feature the guard
meets, added attractions in the way
of obstacle races. rope walking and
wall scaling have been provided to keep
- attention of the spectators at a
maximum at all times.
Five relay races in which Washing
toms best runners will appear have been
scheduled and these events will bring
out athletes of all sizes and stages of
development. Four kid" teams will
compete in the 60-pound event. These
are the smallest boys who have gone IN
for athletic development at the Y. NJ.
&. A. and the race is sure to be the
banner event so far as unanimous ad-
miration from the spectators is con-
cerned.
Another relay in which some clever
youngsters are entered is the midget
relay, which will be contested between
fours of the Y. NJ. c. A, Regent and
Memorials. These boys average ninety
i've pounds. The third relay TO be con-
tested is the senior. Memorial and \.
NJ. C. A. viii run this event. both hay-
ing an equal chance to surge ahead in
the race. Memorials four will be Rob-
inson. Horn. knight and Coggins, who
win run against Schuler, knight, Lass
ley and Linden of the Y. NJ. c. A The
athletes will run in the order named.
Memorial VS.. ". NJ. c. A.
Memorial and the Association will en-
ter junior relays against each other.
Meridians and Y. NJ. C. AS will compete
In mile relay. Complete entries fol-
low:
COMPANY RELAY-Company E,
Second Infantry: Companc u, First In
fantry. Company L, First Infantry.
WALL SCALING-Company E, First
Infantry two Ieams); ompany Z, Sec
ond Infantry: Company r, second ID
fantry; Company NJ, First Ifantry.,
OBSTACLE kAcEI-Giavanni and Nc,
Donald. Rose and Alsop, Horner ana
Cuviilier, McClary and Reese.
Potato race-L. NJ. Whepp, j. F. Nor
ris, II. Barley, w c. Rathbone, ]. G.
Steeker. P. Gibson, D. T. McClary, L.
Cavillier, Z. L. Beall. ]. A Guramoria.
Shot Putt. A. Guramoria, J. F. Nor
ris, w. T. Thomas. w. T. Mooney. w.
c. Rathbone, w. White, f. B. Schlosser,
II. L. Stees. E. L. Beall, NJ. Mcdonald,
HALF MILE. G. stecker, ]. NJ.
Campbell, L. Connors, ]. T. Morris. A.
B. Thomson, W. C. Rathbone, l.. r.
Barghausen, w. r. Waveham, Z. I.
Wheeler, A. B. Freeman, L. Rowe, Z.
Gibson, H. L. Steer, c. B. Rose, ". P.
Mcdonald. ]. A. Geovamoni, w. White,
ONE MILE-John Mahony. NJ. Koenig.
George Kicker, J. NJ Maion, ]. H.
Friedman, w. White, II, NJ Ksndrick,
John Campbell, J. E. Stecker, J. A.
Gurainnia- J. z. Morris.
44o-Yard-John Mahoney, J. K Maga,
J. G. Stecker, c. B. Rose, E. L. Beall.
J. Campbell, j. F. Morris. c. Hutton,
NJ Mcdonald, J. A Georamioni, l..
Rowe. D. T. McClay.
80 Yards Novies-L. NJ Whip. II
Barley. P. Gibson. D. T. Mcclary. l.
Cayellier, II. l. Otus, II. Ohesmanian.
r. F. Kohr, r. O. KIuge, w. johnson,
d. NJ McNeale. A. S. Im:rie, H L.
Cash. E. Rick. 3. NJ. Vincent, w: f.
Hickman. G. E. Moore. J. C. Sheehan-
Championship Dash.
5o-YARD CHAMPIoNSHIP-J. F.
Morris, II. Bailey, W. C. Rathbone. ].
G. Sticker. d. T. McClary. C. B. Rose.
E. L. Beall, ]. A. Geovannoni. D. NJ.
II. F. Sash, I. Horn. E. l. Bealle.
MYARD HURDLE-W. johnson, A.
]. Decker, L Horn, /. Coggins. c. B.
Rose, z. L. Beall, John Mahoney.
30 YARDS-J. F. Morris. L. N.
White, ]. G. stecker, L. Rowe, L.
Curellus, c. B. Rose, Z. L. BeaIl. J. A
Giovannoni. r. F. Kohr, John Mahoney,
A. s. Imireis, J. NJ. Vincent. J. X.
90 YARDS. BoYs.-H. Simpson. N. E.
Montgomery, G. E. Moore. w. E: Hick-
man, L. Leech, Roy Reed, George
Hecht, Z. Mccormick, H. Bloomer, Z.
Newton
230-yards, boys-H- Simpson, w. Z.
Montgomery, g. E. Moore, w: E. Heck
man. E Newton. George Hecht, H.
Bloomer, z. Mccormick, Roy Reed, L.
Leech.