The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25
PENN MAKES CLASSES
FOR ITS TRACK MEET
Interesting Division Made BY Phila-
delphia UniveIsity--George Orton
Makes Good job of Selection.
VIRGINIA In GLASS FIVE
Washington and Lee, Richmond Col
iege, Virginia Politechi,ic Institute
In Class f2-Washington Teams
Run Evenly.

was hinRton. Jan. ga ne teHtd-
tive classification OF the colleges for
the University of Pennsylvania relay
races has been announced by George
Orion. who is in charge OF that
phase of the work. The local colleges
are all placed in good classes, George
town being rated higher than either OF
the others. AS Georgetown Is entered
1t will run. IL 1t is represented by q
team. against Penn state, Swarth-
more, Fordham. Amherst, Brown
Johns Hopkins and Pittsburg. These
ratings are not final. and after all the
acceptances are in the institutions will
be classified as they VIII run in the
meet and the drawings for positions on
the track made
The tentative ratings follow;
Glass i-Yale, Harvard, Princeton,
Cornell. Dartmouth Michigan, Chi
cago, Illinois and Pennsylvania.
Class Iceland Stanford, Cali
forria. Missouri. Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Notre Dame. Purdue, North
western. McGill, Toronto and South
ern California.
Glass 3--Kansas. Indians, Wander
biIt, Iowa, Nebraska, Texas, Sewanee
Nashville. Case School of Applied
Science, Occidental. Grinnell and Brig
ham Young.
Glass 4-Oregon. Idaho, Washing
ton State, Colorado. South Carolina,
Wyoming, Utah. Alabama. Colorado
School of Mines and Washington Uni
versity tSt. Louis).
Glass 5-Coium bia. Syracuse. Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology,
Hamline. Ohio State. Michigan Agri-
culture. Virginia and Holy Cross
Glass 6-pennsylvania state
Swarthmore, Georgetown. Fordham
Amherst, Brown. Johns Hopkins and
Pittsburg.
Class Georgia, Tennessee Wa.
hash, Washhurn Coe. Oberlin
Wooster, Western Reserve, Cincinnati
Kentucky. Ames and Dubuque Ger
man.
Glass s-Duquesne, Carnegie Insti.
tute of Technology. Ohio Wesleyan
New York. Haverford, Pratt, Trinity
Wesleyan and Williams.
Class 9--Washington and Jefferson
Lehigh, Lafayette, Bucknell. Worces-
ter Polytechnic Institute, Rutgers
Dickinson, West Virginia, West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan and Carlisle Indians
Class 1o--Franklin and Marshal
Gettysburg. Muhlenburg, 81. johns
fAnnapoIis). Western Maryland. Mary
land, Catholic, Brooklyn, Manhattan
and ST. Johns (Brooklyn).
Glass 11-tNew York Law, Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute, City of New
York. Brooklyn Law, Drexel Temple
New York Dental and Oral Surgery
Seton Hall, Stephens Institute OF
Technology and Indiana Normal ~
Glass 12-washington and Lee
North Carolina, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, Richmond. Westminster. Al
legheny, Geneva. Denison. Grove
City, Mount st, Mary's and Newberry
Glass 13-Delaware, Maryland. Gal
iaudet, Washington. Ursinus, villa
nova, Lebanon Valley. Juniata. sus..
quehanna. Albright, St. Stephens and
st. Lawrence.
Glass l4-Bowdoin, Massachusetts
Agricultural Boston College, Boston
University, Vermont. Maine, Norwich
and Bates.
Glass 15--Miflersville, West chester
Fast Stroudsburg. Mansfield, Shippens-
burg. Bloomsbury, KutGtown and
Trenton.
Glass 1s--colgate. Union, Tufts
Rochester, Hamilton, Hobart. Colby
Buffalo and Rhode Island State
Glass 17--Jefferson, Medical
Hahnemann Medical. Medico-Chi.
Philadelphia Dental. philadelphia
Pharmacy. Art and Textile, Phila-
delphia Osteopathy. Pedagogy. La
Sale and st. Joseph's
Glass lS---Annapolis Naval Academy
and West Point Military Academy.
Catholic University Is booked to run
in the same class in which it won sec
ond place a year ago. Franklin and
Marshall, Gettysburg, Muhlenburg,
St Johns of Annapolis. st. Johns o!
Brooklyn. Western Maryland, Brook
iyn College, Manhattan College and
University of Maryland will be the OPP
ponents of the Brooklanders. Catholic
University will stand better than an
even chance to get first place in this
event, and. in fact. 1t will be consfd-
cradle of surprise If It fails. Dickin-
son. which won last spring, has been
moved up class.
Gallaudet and the Maryland Angles
are in the same race again. The form.
er finished second and the latter rirst
last season. The other teams in the
same class are Delaware College.
Washington College, st. Stephens Col
iege. st. Lawrence University. Lebanon
Valley. Juanita College, Susquehanna
University. Ursinus and Villanoya