The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-20
SPIDERS AND BLUES
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Preparations for the big handicap
track meet to be held morrow night
at the Horse Show Building, under the
we're practically Completed when Man,
! agcr Garter, OF the college, announced
tho list OF entries. This affair will
this city. and Is attracting a great deal
! Of attention throughout the country.
rms is the banner event OF the local
season. and should draw a large crowd.
The meet last year was great sue
cess, but this years ought to eclipse
me me me record set by the former neets
athletes contesting. and probably twice
that number In the collegiate events.
The 40 and ssQ-yard dashes for the
South Atlantic championship are at
tracting lots of attention. and a large
field Is entered In both events. Some
or the best runners In this section OF
Saturday night. Twenty six entries for
the quarter-mlle championship sprint
have been received. and Judging from
fast race should result. The univer-
sity has entered twelve men in this
event. among them our fellow citizen
man OF the Columbia Athletic Club, is
entered, and should give some OF the
Gollegians Il hard race tor the money.
Local enthusiasm will be centred on
The work OF Captain Gary, OF the
Spiders. and Jim" Burke. of the Blues.
Wh5ie there are only nine entries in
the $50 championship. that nine forms
very select aggregation OF speed
Kings. Every man entered in this has
an excellent record. and this race ought
TO be the most thrilling Of the evening
Virginia has Norris. the champion mid
die, distance man al Yale last year.
and Wiley Cook. the great half-miler
and seems TO have more than an even
chance or winning AT least two places
In this event Richmond College will
is the best that Richmond College has
produced In many days, and the local
senthusiasts are predicting that the
give the university men tough fight
/ for, premier honors. Dick Vaughan
VIII be In the race for the Blues. and
he is another local lad who gives great
promise of being returned n winner.
! The scholastic events should prove
fully as thrilling az the collegiate. as
+ throughout the Commonwealth are
sending their full strength down for
the meet Woodberry Forest Academy
sending their best teams down. and a
battle royal 10 expected when these
two t @nei lent, rivals get 70 ghtins It
be well represented, although the
Marshallitcs will not have their full
strength on the boards because of in
F., juries 10 several OF their star athletes.
! Captain Craig. Strauss and Peple will
all be out Of the game Saturday night
on account Of Injuries received In
the prep meet held at the Blues Ar
mory Friday night. While the loss OF
these three lads viii put quite q
crimp in the locals chances for a vic
| tory in the sch elastic events. Coach
Jones has developed a worthy second
team. and upon their shoulders will
fall the brunt OF maintaining John
Marshalrs fine record.
The Official list OF entries and pro-
posed order OF events follows;
scholastIc--Street (B CT, Gilbert (B.
CD kain (B. Co, Binns (l3. c., Roden Or.
A.. HATCHER &C. a. II HI. Perkins &c. -
Mccall wv. IS. Cabeii (W. F.j. Jones,
lW. e.. Harrison !w., F3y Cornick
az c. s., strauss q. ii. H, 's.5 '"0
Event No. 2-Fifty-yard dash. col
legiate-Vincent dst Nat. Bankl,, Nc
Or. CO. Klevesahi Or. CO. Grace (M
\. 60 RUIZ on. a. CO. Mahoney &C.
&. g.. Barker (u. va, HARRISON (u.
Va.} Union (U. Va. Wilson IU. va.),
Walker GU. va). Coniey GU. va,), Hume
~. Va2. Gooeh %. Xa,). mcguire ~.
! Or. L. /. b. j. j. Burke Or. L. 1. b
McRee Or l.. !: b. Cason G3. l.. l. b
Knightly OR. l.. 1. b. Strother Or. L
IN Event !, No a s-E Fir, hurdles
kinso oHra ' q. III s.. Brewer IN. q
s.. Wood a. NJ. H. s., i. Ovens q.
n n Fl s. 8 s " owens q. NJ H. So. Core
i. Event No 4,Fifty-yard Hurdles; coll
legiate-KInsolving az; II. 81; Gooch
a. ye ood GySnleX ~ u va ya Ha MlIson ~
Ya). Satterfield Or. Co., Jones Or. C).
pI Hysnt No: -, I, relay. between be
John Marshall. Benedictine and Nc
Event No s-Boy Scouts relay for
city championshio-Troops l6, ~ and
Event No. z. 44o-yard dash-south
Atlantic champi9nshipMBeckett U.
Mason (U Va), Walker (U. va.). Cron-
~ ~. VaD, Mcclure ~. ya.). Cooke
81 y ya M aho ~ c Ha ccu D. You9g
Winraed R. Is. Kieyesahi {R; c.}.
Rec Re- c2 r. s t. Is i j. BURKE ns e eR Nc E.
I. 81. Burton OK. L. l. B.). Vaughan
f Event i No :. relay race between Pc
Heights High.
Jones CIV. FL, Harrison CIV. F.). Cor
nick CIV. FL. -Rothert q. M. II. So,
Atkinson q NJ. II, S.
Event No. 10, collegiate shot-put--
Denham (R c., Hilderbrandt (UnaD.
Weidman &c. Al, Coleman OU. Ya.),
Barker GU Ya.(. ]. r, Burk CIR. L. /.
b, Ishell Or. L. I. b.
+ Event No. IL, 400 yards scholastic
dash--Asher (B. C.), Kahn (B. CO.
Roden (R.. Al, Pitt Or. Al, Perkins
&c. ~, Cullen (E. -, Mccall CIV. F.),
Cabeli CIV. F.), Jones wv. F.). Earri-
son wv. F.), Cooke &c. II. So, Parrish
fE r. 81, Walker &c. II. S., Cornick
or IL. H. So, strauss q. NJ. H. S.),
Blankenship u. M. II. S.
Event. No. l2, relay race between
Invent No. Is, 440 yards dash COL:
y legiate--Young "a. Uo, Mccarthy CO.
W, McRes sh. l. +, b. Casen 5R L