The Washington herald., 1914-03-06
Athletics
Lippincott. Patterson, Horter
Bob Eller, and Meredith
Are Entered.

Probably the most extensive list Of en-
tries ever recorded in a Washington ath-
letic meet was checked up by the handi-
capper of the South Atlantic branch Of
the A. A. u. yesterday. a batch of more
than 800 for the annual set of games un-
der the auspices Of Georgetown Univer-
sity at Conven.iGn Hall tomorrow night.
Most OF the work was centered In the
dash and middle distance events, and after
lengthy deliberation. the stars were LOOK
ed upon as sufficiently strong to concede
liberal handicaps to men who have pet
to win fame. In the ifty-yard dash. for
instance. such men as Don Lippincott.
and Patterson. probably the fastest pair
OF dash, runners in the collegiate world,
will compete from scratch.
Brewer. captain Of Georgetown; Hor-
ter. formerly of the Hilltop institution:
Golden. of Georgetown, and Cornell, Of
Yale, will start from the one-foot mark.
up to eight feet that have been drawn by
number Of representatives of the
Maryland Agricultural College.
Bob Eller. 1913 captain at Georgetown.
who will compete for the Irish-American
Athletic Club. and Potter. formerly Of
Yale. as a representative Of New York
Athletic Club. are on scratch In the open
hurdle event. Meredith. OF Olympic
fame, will concede unusual handicaps to
extensive fields in the quarter and half
mile. Caldwell. of Cornell. who. only re-
Gently. set a new record for the half in
open competition, has been granted a
five-yard start on the Penn star.
weidman. Of Georgetown, has been
granted five inches on Dukes, OF the New
York Athletic Club, in the pole vault,
but his team mate. Marshall Lowe. Is on
scratch with Douglas, OF Yale, and Nor
rison. of Cornell.
"ITntz" Brewer. OF Cathedral School,
will have TO start from the first chalk
mark against large and representative
fields In the scholastic events. Hill. OF
Central High who ran creditable race
I'm Baltimore. will haze eight yards on his
local rival in the schcolboy quarter, while
Rakeman, Of Western, Is granted three.
Tickets for tho meet are on sale al
Whites and SpaldinS's sporting Soous
houses. and will remain there until the
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