Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-22

Agnew. ,: f. Felt. ;: f. Jones. scratch: c. Airy.
j L. Williams. 5: +. Bangher. . Fifth heath
Cornick 4: r. Sueir, .: II. Bruten. . sixth
heat-w Bingham. 5; c. Needham. >; f. Amber
40 scholastic ,handicap in yards,-F. BOUCHER.
s: G. Walker. scratch; j. Cornick: q: L. VII
iams. s.; r.. speer. scratch; W. rosey .: - :,
Stewart. >; X. Kelly. scratch: j. chipman :.
W Domer. 6: L.. weelchel. G: A. Broday -
g: f. Fortier. scratch: n. Brnten. i; 4. seward.
.: E. Anderson. g: W. Goodman 6. :
5oyard hurdles open handicap ,ha i,d,. IN n
feet,-First heath. Bruten, q: 4. SULLIVAN. o.
V. Tappan. q; G.. Iorrax, scratch second , Ma.
J. McDonagh. 3: J. Crowley scratch; Z; sullivan:
L. Wiley. 5: T.. Hail. 4.
The Carroll Institute run this afternoon
will have entered some of the best dis
lance men in the section. In matters OF
entries the run has suffered somewhat by
some of the best men being entered In
the meet tonight.
The entries in the run and the clubs
they are to represent are as follows.
Joseph A. Stock-Baltmore c. G. G.
Steven Observation-Disclosures c. {. q.
Fred Baer-Baltimore c. c. c.
Douglas Schmenner- Baltimore {. {. {.
w. H. Observation-Disclosures c. {. {.
Edmund H. Observation-Disclosures c. Z. c.
Louis Hitchew-Central y. NJ {. A. tBaiti
Frank l. Hae-Hooker p. & A. Club tBslti
c. Andrew Miller-Athenian Club Baltimore,
Ignatius T.. McKenna-Idlewiid Club tBalti
more.
Iarrie Rowe Memorial 4. c.
Maurice King Memorial A. {.
e. A. Swan-Memorial A. {.
John /. Sulliyan--CarToll Institute.
Michael Lynagh-Carroll Institute.
Michael ]. Lynch-Carroll Institute.
Elmer L. Fisher-Carroll Institute.
Francis Donovan-Carroll Institute.
Patrick Gallagher-Carroll Institute.
Daniel NJ. Healy-CarrolI Institute.
John u. BOlac-CarrOll institute.
4: W Eolland-WasninrtOu A. A.
Robert f.. Williams Washington 4. A.
T. A. Groome- Washington A. \.
f. Hurley Sweeney nat tached.
William Covert-Cna ttached.
basket ball quint will meet the Baltimore
Medical College five this afternoon al
College Park. The Agsies are in pretty
fair shape and are banking on winning
from the Baltimore players. 1t is prob
able that this will he the last game or
the Farmers schedule. unless the post
poned contest with LoyOla is played. and
they hope to end the season with vic
tory.
The Medical College quint has been go
ing at a great gait recently ana display
ing better form than during the early
part of the year. Despite that the -Asgies
believe they stand a fair chance 10 get
away with the victory.
The Georgetown track men who Went t.
Hartford to take part in the meet there
last night display ed exceptional ability
With only five men they took flrSt place
in winning points, formed relay
four that won from the New York Uni
yersity and one of their men also got the
trophy for individual points.
The relay four defeated the New YORK
University quartet rather easily. the
Gothamites not being in the running a,
any time during the contest. Bob Ellef
won two events. the hurdles and the 10
yard dash, taking the in iiv,dual trophy.
The Georgetown quint is scheduled to
meet the Naval Academy five this after
noon i'm Annapolis The Blue and Gray
is figuring on making good showing
against the Midshipmen. There has been
some possibility of the star guard, Camp
bell. being out of the game. That being
the case, the chances Of Georgetown Will
not be SO good as might otherwise be the
case. Campbell is one of the most capa-
BILE defensive guards in the south.
The Catholic University quint is sched-
uled to meet the Catholic Club of New
York tonight.
The Army and Navy Prep School bss-
ket ball team won the game YESTERDAY IN
the scholastic league that gives 1t the
championship. ~ was practically certain
before the contest was played that IL
would finjsi, with the title to its credit.
The Preps w,r. the only team to finish
the season without a defeat.
The standing of the teams is as follows:
W. L. Pet W. l.. Pet.
A. & " Props 1000 Cathedral. : oo,
Eastern 500 Western. 49,. y .O0l
Business. 800