The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-24
PENN STATE TEAM.
IN FIELD AND TRACK
meet AT HILLTOP
Georgetown, However, Is Not
Figuring Upon Victory From
Martins Men.
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GEORGETOWN Field win be used for a
field and track meet today for the first
time in a number of years when the
athletes from Penn State College, headed
by Coach Martin. former Penn Splinter.
are pitted against John O'Reilly's young
sters.
The Penn Staters boast a number Of
exceptional performers In the sprints
and distances. and although the COM
petition is expected to be keen George
town Is not figuring upon a win. Coach
O'Reilly has been working up number
of athletes for the South Atlantic cham
pionship games which are to be held
May 6 at Lambeth Field, Charlottesville,
and graduate manager Charles Cox
Jumped at the chance OF entertaining
Penn State In tryout for the Blue and
Gray men.
There are the old standby athletes at
Georgetown in Marshall Lowe. Harry
weidman, Campbell. Robertson, and one
or two others. The youngsters, how
ever, Griffith. Ouray. Renoe. Dewhurst.
Weller. Leighty and Brett are to come
in for closest scrutiny. and George
towns hopes I'm the next year or so are
conferred on them.
AS Jimmy Mulligan will start the meet
and several men prominent In athletics
the meet is expected to be run off In
fine shape. Owing to the lateness OF
ARRANGEMENTS IL was impossible to get
all details up to scratch at the time OF
starting.
There will be nine events'on the card
Eighteen Georgetown men have been
selected to perform while Penn state
Will have twenty-five In competition.
The Georgetown entries In the various
events arc as follows: 1oo-yard dash
Griffith. Reno. ourap. and Weller
ece-yard dash, Leighty. Ouray. Weisser
and Griffiths: 40-yard dash. Ourap
weisser and Martin: SS0-yard dash
o'Hsgen. Amy. and Martin: one mile
O,Connor. Green. and Dewhurst; pol,
vault. weidman and Robertson; high
jump, Lowe. Weedman, and Weller
discus. Curry. Dewhurst, and Weed
The Penn state entries In the variou.
events will be as follows: 1OO-yard dash
Dolbin. white. and Palmer: 22O-yart
dash. Dclbin. white. and Ludwig; 40
yard dash, Mason Ludwig, Dolbin. ant
. Brown: Sso-yard run. Shea. Hunter
Schneider, Hunter. and whiting: higf
jump, Wilson. Pullman, Barron, anC
Brown: pole vault Page and Barron
shot put. Culbridge. Higgins. and Don
nelly; discus. Danbley. Kangle, anc
Culbsge.f
Georgetown is also meeting Penn
State In baseball. The game will b,
played while the track meet is In prog
ress
The straightaways In the new Prince
ton athletic track will be broader b
several feet than at Harvard. trac
which has always been considered a
one OF the best among the colleges.
There Is a ghlnaman playing inter
collegiate baseball. He Is Yapp. tn
Lehigh third sa cker, who has the repu
tation OF being a good hitter. Severe
years ago another Chinaman, Chunl
was first substitute infielder on the CO
lumbia nine. .
Penn has had poor luck In the positio
drawings for the Penn Relay Carniva
With the pole having the advantage.
the one-mile Penn drew virtually tn
outside. The crack two-mlle combine
ton was allotted nth position and tn
four-mile seventh.
Jack Moakley Is holding a series :
paper chase cross-country races 10
nsvices at Cornell.
The athletic council at williams ha
awarded a "W" TO Marshall. a senio
for his record In golf. Marshall reach
ed the nnals Of the intercollegiates
1918.
McMaster, sthe track captain of IN
University of Pittsburgh. Is the thir
Pitt track captain In as many years I
be barred from competition on aecoun
OF illness. An operation for appendi
cttis will keep McMaster out all season