Evening journal., 1917-05-11
TOMORROW IS DAY
FOR Great MEET
More Than Two Hundred
Athletes Will Compete
on Frazer Field
EXHIBITION DRILL
PART OF PROGRAM

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, May 1.-THE many ath-
letes and friends Of the institution who
visit Delaware College tomorrow on the
occasion of the annual intersaholastie
field and track meet will be given cor
dial welcome by the officials aud stu
dents. The visitors will be met by COM
mittees of the student body and shown
the many improvements now going on.
1t is expected that there will be more
than two hundred athletes who viii take
part in the meet, inclding their trainers
and teachers who accompany them.
-Four States, Delaware, Maryland, Penn
svlvania and New Jersey will be repre-
sented. At ii o'clock tomorrow morning
there will be an exhibition drill by the
college cadets for the entertainment of
the visitors, and at y o'clock an athletic
luncheon will be served in the gymnas-
ium.
The meet will start promptly at 100
o'clock Coaches McAvoy and keyes
will have charge of the meet under the
direction OF the Athletic Council, and
they have named a large number OF local
officials to look after the various events.
In Class ,, there being fourteen schools
entered, IL will be necessary TO run heats
i'm some of the events. The events will
be run of promptly as scheduled, and
contestants must be ON the field at the
appointed time.
II is expected that many alumni mem
bers and friends of the college and of the
contestants from Wilmington will at
tend the meet There are excellent train
accommodations on both the Baltimore
and Ohio and the p. B. and W. between
Wilmington aud Newark for the meet.
Persons desiring TO get TO Newark to
see friends before the meet can leave
Wilmington either IL 10 or LAC ON the
T., b. and W. road. The most popular
train, however, is on the D. and q. lcav-
ing Delaware avenue station. Whining
ton, at 100 O'Clock, arriving here Just a
few minutes before the meet starts.
There are scheduled trains on both roads
shortly after the meet.
In addition to the inter. scholastic
meet the different classes of the college
will also hold their annual meet and
there is keen rivalry between the mem
bers of the classes for honors in these
events. The entries for the inter class
meet follows:
l0Oyard dash-Narshall, IL; Craig
10; Crockett. IS; Bugless, 80.
220yard dssh-Marshall, II; H. Alex.
ander, rs; Fitzpatrick, 10, and Graves
20.
44O-yard dash-steel, ~; J. Alaxan.
der, rs; Fitzpatrick, 10, and Graves
20
SS0yard run--Steele, ~; Taylor, is;
Hearn, 10, and Williams 20.
Onc-mile run-Beauchamp. II; Tay.
Tor. IS; IIearne, no, and Brewer. 30.
Shot put-Aiarshall, II; Wilson. rs;
Marconnetti. 10. and Mcdonnell, 20.
l20-yard hurdles Steele II: Creole
EFT, rs; NIsrston, 10 and Williams, 80
220-yard low hurdles-Aiarshsll ~;
Crockett. rs; Marston, ~ and vii
liams, 20.
Pole vault-Fidancc, ~; Cats, rs
Cranston, 10. and Mcdonnell. 90.
High iump-Marshall. ~; Meyers
rs; Alarston. 10. and Mcdonnell, 20.
Broad iump-Stcelc. IL; Movers. rs
Craig, 10. and Mcdonnell 20.
Medley race--l0l7. Heincl Smith
Steel and Marshall; 1918. II. Alexander
Davis and Taylor; 1919, Craig, PLAN
Heane and Proctor; 1920, Bugless, Kit
Graves aud Brewer.
One mile relay-lnl7. Beauchamp
Henel. G.. Smith and Hastings; 1918, II
Alexander. Crockett, j. Alexander an,
Taylor; 1919. Nac<ie. Lindsay. Heam
and Fitzpatrick; 1920. Williams, Bug
less, Graves and Silver.