The Washington herald., 1913-10-12
CARROLL RUN TO
BE GREAT Event
Many Crack Athletes to Ap-
pear in Ten-Mile Race
November l.
HILLTOP ENTERS TEAM
IKE" Ruth, Winner of Intercity Mara
thon; Elphinstone, and Hiteshew
Among List of Entries.

Those in charge Of the IO-miIe open
race to be held November !, under the
auspices OF Carroll Institute. report good
progress in the arrangements Of the af-.
fair. The entry list is rapidly filling and
will contain many Of the crack cross
country runners Of this section. The
meet will be sanctioned by the South
Atlantic Amateur Athletic Union and the
course will be the same as that used by
the Carroll runners last New Years
day. from Carroll Institute out Mas
sachusetts Avenue to Chevy Chase and
return.
The home team has been considerably
improved. all the Carroll runners hav-
ing shown exceptional form of late
Eleven men are now stated to be ft to
run well. over any course from five to
twenty miles and the local boys feel
confident OF making a good showing
The Carroll Institute team is made ur
as follows: Bobbie Williams, Peggy
Holland. John BoIac. Daniel HeaIey.
Michael Lynagh. "Jeem'' Adams. John
Sullivan. Bill Covert. Pat Gallagher.
Michael ]. Lynch and John Conrad
Good Men Entered.
One Of the leading out-of-town en-
tries whose work will be closely watched
is Ike" Ruth. the winner of the recent
Laurel TO Washington Marathon. The
Baltimore boy is an old head in the long
distance running game and is sure To-
put up capable run in the Carol Insti-
tute race.
The Baltimore Central 7. NJ c A. will
send Hiteshew. its star Cross-country
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doing great work of late and the Balti-
more organization expects its entrant to
be up among the leaders
ElphinstOne well known around tbess
parts by his brilliant past performances
when a member OF the Baltimore Cross
Country Club, is entered unattached
This chap has always been among the
one, two. three men in long distance
trots around here. and the runner who
beats out the thin little dark man will
know that he has been in a race.
Another former Baltimore Cross Coun-
try man. Miller. will represent the Ath-
enian Athletic Club of Baltimore. He is
a veteran in the Marathon game. hay
ing entered in a number Of long hikes.
and can be counted upon to make a num-
Der Of the entries hustle to beat him out
e. Z. Team 10 Run.
Coach Mulligan, Of the Georgetown
University track team has announced his
intention of entering his entire cross
country team in the run. This is the
irst time Georgetown has taken a crack
at the long-iistance game and little is
known of the ability Of the material al
the Hilltop institution, but II the work Of
previous track teams in other branches
OF the hot-foOt sport can be taken as
criterion. the West End bunch may sprinc
a surprise.
The race committee has announced
handsome list OF prizes for the event.
Gold medals will be awarded the first
three runners crossing the line. while
the next trio to finish will receive silver
emblems. Bronze medals go to the next
six runners finishing. There will also
be team trophy for the club team of
five men making the least number Of
points In addition to these prizes there
Will be medal for the athlete making
the best time over the route. and il is
likely that second team trophy will be
awarded.