The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-02-12
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Washington will be well taken
care of tonight in Baltimore when
the athletes of nearly a dozen in
situations, representing schools, col
leges and athletic clubs, measure
strides with the Baltimore men in
the various races in the Fifth Regi-
ment-Johns Hopkins annual indoor
track meet in the big armory IN
Baltimore. ~'..
Georgetown, George Washington,
Catholic University and the Mary
land Aggies, properly included as a
local institution when 1t comes 10
competing against Baltimore, will
make bids for the collegiate end of
the program. sc. Adams, Central
and Tech will put in the cream of
the scholastic performers for the
point trophy awarded to the young
sters while the Columbia Athletic
Club, Carroll Institute, Empire A.
c., and several smaller clubs will
have representations for the vari-
Gus relay events.
Georgetown viii have several veterans
In competition and a bunch Of young
sters. Brett. Mccormick, Ouray. kehoe,
Amy Leighty. Griffith, and one or two
others will go In the sprmts. Lowe.
Robertson. Smith. Weidmann, and
O'Connor. veterans from last Geason.
win be In the field events Fields. Swee-
ney. Sullivan. and Ryan are the promi-
nent c. u. athletes. The Maryland
Aggies will have Grace, Morris, Posey,
Aitcheson. Rakemann, Jones, Speidell
, and one or two others to show their
heels to the athletes from Virginia.
Washington and Lee. and Johns Hop
kins In the cellegiate events.
Centrars strong competitors are
Tabor. Pennybacker. Milstead. Dunlop,
and Birthwright. Tech will have some
ten boys In races, Tibbotts. Kirby. Cole.
and Carr being the most likely looking
OF the boys out this year.
Brewer. Maxam, Carter. Wallace.
Pridmore. Stubbs. and Hauser will form
the St. Adams School contingent. I'm
less these youngsters are too heavily
handicapped. they should cut quite
| figure In results.
Two former Washington boys and cap:
| tains OF track teams at Western and
Tech made fine showing at Wisconsin
lately. Bobby Hardell, Techs captalr
| two years eco. won second N inc col
legiate quarter, while Chase Donaiosoh'
| Westerns captain the same wear. got
| third. The meet was the first OF the In
door season.
Several Central High School basketer'
viii Journey down to alexandria tods,
against the Episcopal High School quint
Central plays the Tome team next Sat
ur6ay at Port Deposit. Nd. and WANT
a peep. at the Marylanders. Contra
PLAYS Tome In baseball April !. ant
Tech goes up for a game on April g.
The Columbia A. C. Will send twent,
athletes TO Baltimore tonight. Four re
lay teams have been matched, and sev
eraI athletes will 20 In the open events
John Mahony will take charge OF tn
party. which leaves on its special car
Army, and Navy Props handily defeat
ed Central in the Interscholastic Bias
ketbaIl League at the Arcade yesterda
by a score of As to 10. demonstratin
ability throughout the contest. Gibne
and Gilmartin, the A. N, p. guards
showed great form in shooting baskets
The A. N. p. team appears to hav
. struck its stride, and can be locke,
upon as being ready to carry the figh
during the remainder of the schedule
$ Eastern lost to Business after a gam
/ fight. The score was 30 to 20. Easter
was ahead II to at the end of III
first half, but Ralph Wise, going in tn
. game for Business, succeeded In shoo
: Ing scven baskets. which turned tn
3 tide in favor of Business.
II the Wellesley, CNIass.). High SchoC
! team can arrange games with the Ba
: timore Polys, the Navy Plebe. and or
! or two schools In Philadelphia they wi
come here for game with WesteT
later in the month. Negotiations al
= under way with the teams mentions
!, for the trip from the Bay Staie.