Evening star., 1918-06-01

| / tOIS tSAns
| A representative list of athletes has
been announced for the service track
and field meet this afternoon in TIE
Central High School, stadium. Man,
| former college stars are slated te
| compete in the various events as rep.
resentatives of Army or Navy units
within a radius of a hundred or SO
miles Usual track and field events
are scheduled, with the addition OF
several competitions Of distinct mil.
itary nature.
Two 44O-yard dashes are to he run,
one in regulation tract: costume and
the other in the usual scrN ice uniform
And right here it may as we'll be said
that the man who can cover 440 yards
in regulation uniform on A day like
this ought to be able to whip half a
dozen Germans-that is. If he does
the distance at top speed. Caldwell
and Anderson, two of the greatest ath-
letes Cornell and Colgate have had.
are slated to compete for the Pelham
bay naval training station in the
100-yard dash.
collegiate stars are slated to take
part. So numerous are the former
college men that they represent al
most every big institution from Le-
land Stanford to Cornell. While these
men are not in as good condition as
when they wore their college colors,
they undoubtedly are in good enough
shape to give excellent performances
and develop fine competition.
The meet is scheduled to begin at
2:30 O'Clock.
hn 1no1 Io, To-,
the preliminaries of the intercolle-
giates. qualifying the most men and
thus becoming favorite for the finals
today. Georgetown qualified in four
events-Weller4 in the 100-yard dash
and broad jump. Gates in the 220-yard
hurdles and Dowrick in the 100-yard
dash. Dartmouth finished second in
the number of men qualified. getting
thirteen in the finals today. Princeton
was third with eleven.
Men qualified yesterday and the
schools they represent:
1oO-yard dash-Foilowing qualified for semi
finals tomorrow: H. =. Shackleton. Cornell: r.
aid j. H. Barrett. Princeton: s. Fitzpatr,ckan and
J. Takach. Forii,am; G: Hammond. +; Davis
Ganzmuller. Pennsylvania state; IL Dowrick
and l. Weller, Gcorgeiown: F. S. Thompson.
Yale Best time. O.lO:5. by Davis and
220-ynrd dash-Qualiiers for finals. h. Null
lane. Brown: +. W. Purdon and ]. G. Davis.
Dartmouth: Joseph Tnknch and Sylvester Fitz-
PENNSYLVANIA; W.. II: Gnnzmuller. Pennsyl-
E,14s,. Tsns s'ass ass sne1 S,e,
time. O22 3-5. by Davis and Raymond.
:. 44o-yard run-Following qualified for finals:
T. Staub. Columbia; J. K. Herrick and A. 2.
carto. Dartmouth: Z. E. Stevenson. Harvard ;
". Gustafsen and X. Clayton. Pennsylvania |;
F. ]. Shea. Pittsburgh Only nine men re-.
qualified without running.
;. Half-mile run-Following qualified for final:
lunDIa; G. c. Mccartin and d S. Bawden. MassS. @
chrsetts ,se Tech: " G Kleinspehn. Lafayette.
finals: ". Smith. +. \. Pratt and ". II.
cIemin.haw, Cornell: o. A. Mills, Massachu-
sets Tech; 9. c. Bu.by. G. A. Trowbridge
and ]. W. Reynolds. Lafayette; d. F. Shea,
Dartmouth. Best time. 01s, by Smith and
Errman.
220yard huriie-Following qualified for
nnals: E. E. Bickford. W. H. Cleminshaw apd
Walker Smith. CornelI: John Murray. Ford
ham: ". l. Gates. Georgetown; o. A. Mills.
bridge and G. K. Erdman. Princeton. Best
=, High iump-Followine qualified for finals:
nell: W. G. Beers and J. F. Moriarity. Dart
mouth; Monroe Firor. Johns Hopkins; J. e.
Hugus. Pittsburgh. All at It. 9 in.
Shotput-Following qualified for the final:
W. c. Beers. Dartmouth, distance, AZ IT. 3
in.; p. =. Cleveland. Princeton. Al IT. 5 In. :;
T SINCLAIR. Bsown, 10 #. : in.; J.: b: suther-
Columbia. 81 II. 11k in.; Paul Chandler,
swarthmore. 81 It. 81 in.
Broad jump-Following qualified for final
score: Herbert Schultz. Columbia; X. X Felter,
II. z. Shackel,on and Walter Smith, Cornell:
Weller. Georgetown: J. NJ Summerill, Rut.
gers. Best jump. p IT. In, by Schultz.
Hammer throw-Foliowing qualified; J. R.
Bangs. Cornell; L. H. Weld and X. C. Beyan.
Dartmouth; Ames Stevens. Hartford; r. II.
Wharton. Pennsylvania: J. B. Sutherland,
Pittsburgh. Best throw. 1o1 It. In. By
Pole vault-Following qualified: f. E, Myers
and J. z: Jordan. Dartmouth Roy Easterday,
Pittsburgh; Joseph Breckley, Rutgers; d. B
Ford and W. W. Webber, Yale. All tied at
Il feet.
Harvard and Yale meet today in
their annual crew race. 1t is rather
unusual that the two institutions have
divided the number of races rowed
They have met just fifty times and
each has won twenty-five.
Braund struck out eighteen men yes
terday while pitching for the Gunmen in
the Navy Yard League, but lost his
game to the Cloffeps. Buscher did the
hurting for the winners and allowed
six hits and famed eight. Mcbride
and Connolly led the Cloffeps in bat
ting. each getting three hits.