The Washington times., 1913-02-15
GEORGETOWhRELAY
MEN WILL APPEAR
N BAL T|MORE MEET
Unable to GO to New York, They
Will Seek Honors in Johns
Hopkins Games.

Instead Of entering the Columbia
games tonight in New York. the George
town varsity relay team will appear
singiy in the events at Johns Hopkins
meet tonight in Baltimore. Horter will
run in the dashes, Stebbins and Ter
willinser In the 40. and Johnny Galla-
CHER will appear in the half and the
mile.
The Georgetown-Dartmouth relay,
scheduled for next Friday night at
Hartford Conn, has been Cancelled. the
managers being unable to agree on con-
ditions.
The second Georgetown relay team.
which was scheduled to meet the Rich
mond College quartet in Baltimore to-
night, will take on the four from st.
Johns, of Annapolis. instead. Why
the change in opponents for the Hilltp-
pers was made Is not known. as Man
aser Darr merely received word this
morning to the effect that st. Johns
had been substituted for the team from
the Old Dominion capital.
Johnny Mahoney. the crack quarter
miller. who ran for the Washington
who was expected to run anchor on the
relay team tonight. will be unable to
participate In the Hopkins meet. as he
is confined to his bed as the result Of
a severe attack of grip He should be
able to resume training In the near
games on March l.
Coach Mulligan stated this morning
that he would not give the exact lineup
of his relay four tonight until Just be
fore the race. He stated, however that
the choice lies among the following men,
Eddie Chapman, Shag Rawlings, George
Van Dyne. Brent Young, James Battles,
George Hamilton, and "Suky' Davis.
Chick" Landon. who ran in the
Georgetown relay team against Virginia
last winter, besides winning several in
dividual races, persists In failing to re-
port for track work. While II Is doubt
full If Landon would add to the strength
of the relay four, it Is certain that he
would prove to be a valuable requisition
to the distance contingent.
Pollard. the former Central High
School sprinter, who has been showing
not be taken to Baltimore tonight, as he
has sprung a charley-horse. 1t Is too
bad that the local boy suffered his in
jury at this time. as he was running in
nice form. and had an excellent oppor-
tunity of placing In the sprint events
at tonight games.
Brent Young, the former Washington
Athletic Association runner. looks Mt to
do some clever running at the Hopkins
game. The local boy has been running
fast in the past three weeks, and II he
does not succeed In placing In the 40
yard event in the Monumental City 1t
will .e a big surprise to Coach Multi
gan.
Paul Blackstone, the crack little
hurdier OF the 1872 Central High School
track team, will be unable to accom-
pany the Hilltop team to Baltimore to-
day on account Of sickness, and the
Blue and Gray troupe will lack man
who ie conceded to be one of the best
timber toppers In the South Atlantic
section.
Ed. Barrett. the manager of the Blue
and Gray football, team. intends to re-
sumo track work in week or two,
AS soon as he completes his schedule
for next fat Barret promises to de-
velop into one of the most capable
sprinters on the West End squad. and
should prove Of great value to the team
during the outdoor campaign.