Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-22
George Washington Will Hold
Indoor Games and Carroll
Institute a Rum.
SHEPPARD AND KIVIAT
WILL RUN IN MEET
Two Great Performers to
Compete in $50 and 1000
Yards Open Events.
BY H. c. BYRD.

Two big athletic events are scheduled
to be held here today. The Carroll Insti-
tute Will hold a ten-mile run and the
George Washington University track meet
will take place in Convention Hall. In
the first mentioned event the most cap
able distance runners in this section will
take part and in the games tonight there
will he at least two who rank with the
best performers in the world.
Everything points to the fact that the
George Washington meet is going to be
the best ever held by that school. Barring
Sheppard and kiviat, the Hopkins and
Virginia teams, I.ehigh and Swarthmore.
there will not be a great amount of class,
but the stars mentioned are sure to be
interesting enough to reward one for a
trip to the hall.
Sheppard and Kiviat are wonderful
runners. Both men are among the best
performers in the world at the middle
distances, and to see them run is worth
the price of admission, if there were no
other entries at all. The Hopkins relay
four is very fast this year, and 1T should
win in its race from Richmond College
easily, unless the Virginia men have
faster combinat ton than represented them
last season Lehigh and Swarthmore are
great rivals, and any contest In winch
they appear is certain to be interesting.
Two other relay races are scheduled be-
tween colleges that are likely to be Well
contested. The Maryland, Angles are to
run against st. Johns, and George WASH
ington is to meet the Catholic University
for the first time in the history or the
two SCHOOLS The Farmers have green
team, but are apt to make better show
ing against the Annapolis four than Is
generally expected. George Washington
%l,<~ Dyo1 1y1o five in
mile race. If the event is only for l,2SO
yards it is problem as to what Will be
the result
The Western High School is scheduled
TO go against the Baltimore POLYTECHNIC
Institute in a mile event that Will likely
prove to be one of the closest races of
the night The local high school has one
of the fastest tours that have ever rep
resented it. and the Baltimore PoiHs are
also capable. as was shown by the man
ner in which they won from City College
in Baltimore last week.
The University of Virginia men are
fairly certain to show better in the in
diyidual events than are the performers
from any other school. Sheppard and
Kiyiat will be the star performers In the
events in which they are scheduled to APP
pear, but, barring those races 1t Is likely
that Virginia men will finish well up
they are entered.
= Unless something happens to mar the
conditions. the Hatchetites will hold the
most successful set of games that have
ever taken place under their supervision
With two Olympic stars in competition
and a long schedule of scholastic, club and
college relay races, the games should
take precedence over all others that have
been held under the auspices of the in
stitution.
The list of handicaps for the several
open events in the George Washington
mo TONIGHT haan II
Is as follows:
5O-yard open handicap tiandicap in feet)-First
heat. F.. Jones; 1; M, N. Mcdonald 4: a. Guy. 4:
Second heat. +. Phillips. 4; H. Stiebal 8: H.
Griffin 6: G.: Morris. 6: ?. Hunt. 3; Ii. shis-
manian Third heat :, D. Nelson: p W Maxon,
1; +. Small. 9. Fourth heat r. Bone. 4: II.
Lyod. 5: f. Allison: ): J. Mahoney a H. Frank.
5: H. Brockman. 4; J. Ryder. scratch Sixth
heat ". Fite. 5: q. Cunningham 5: J. Croney.
scratch; S. Randolph. D; H. Frank. :: d. Neil
1.Oooyard oien handicap Clandicap in yards,-I
". Rumbousf. IS q; Barr 6S; r. Beckett. 80:
Diebolt, 70: W. Cooke 5: II. stem. 50: 4.
Kiviat. scratch: +. Galloway, 20: j. Halter. t5:
Shot put thandicsp in feetl--W kergan. =. II
Dignan. scratch: A.: Hildebrandt. IL: H. Kers.
berry. -: g. Co'ioiicv. 5; L. Pirer. 6: j. Raw,-
High jump 'hsndicap in Inches, Tappan. ::
G. HorrsX ten, G. conolley. .: .. Mo!iamet.
.. u. ~ Ist'It ", \
Pole vault thandicnp in inchcs-F. D.ner
scratch: r. Blanco scratch; l.. Wiley scratch:
b. Tottan ;: ii. SiipD. ..
One-mic open handiyap hanaican in yarIs,L,.
Kiviat. scratch; w. Rumbough. -: r. Wright
%: l.. Maxson. 10: NJ. Groone "a: H. Can't
70: j. Reestde. 50: ii. ScoicId. 81 w Sf.nz
100: L. PRODIGY. 100: L. Giantvalley los
SSO-yard open handicap thandcap in Tards,-N
SHEPPARD. scratch: W. Cook. :: L. : echpr In r
Beckett. 10: ]. Brown 10: T.. Cellar. -: A. Dee.
bold. IL: III. Catlin. 10: b. Hart. ~: r. Barton
-: \. Guy. Do: r. Field. p: !. Harris u: A.
Fanell. %: l.. Bowen. 30; W. Scott 81: W
Merrck. 70.
50-yard scholastic handicap ,hancap in feet
First heat-C. Judwin. =: +. Crawford, T. J.
Jacobs. L: ]. Harlow. ); f. Davidson :: Fl. Ne
Efresh. 3. Second heat-N. Young, ): T.. Mes
sersmth, +: II. CLARK, .: h. Harde 4: II. Shinn
:: ri. Sydenham. 3. Third hest-J. Ballinger.
=: X. Hardetl. $: c. Donaldson, b NJ. Ansley. ):
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