Evening star., 1920-03-12
CATHOLIC j. MEET
TOMORROW NIGHT
BrookIand Track Games
Draw Best Talent in South
Atlantic Section.
ny H. e, BYRD

Catholic University holds its first
annual indoor track and field meet
tomorrow night in its gymnasium at
Brookland. The first event. the 50
yard dash open handicap. will be run
at S o'clock. and following it during
the entire meet will be a series of
competitions in which the best talent
in the south Atlantic section is to take
part.
Local high schools are to be placed
on the mark against big prep and high
schools in Maryland and Virginia. and
some of the best scholastic races ever
seen here should result. The two
main relay competitions on the pro-
gram of the twelve scheduled. are the
South Atlantic intercollegiate Athletic
Association two mile championship and
the three e-co-nefed event. In which
Gallaudet. Catholic University ana
George Washington are to appear
Following Ia list Of the contests
in the order in which they are to be
run:
50-yard open dash. Heats
so yard interscholastlc dash. Heats.
80 yard open hurdles. Heats.
90 yard intarscholsstic hurdles. Heats.
5O-yard open hurdles Semi finals.
5O-yard ihtetscholsstic hurdles. ssmi-ansis
1oyatd open hurdles. Semi finals.
80 yard interschoiastic hurdles. Semi -hnals
5O-yari open dash. Semi finals.
50 yard intersrllolAstic dash. Finals.
Qnarter-m midget relay. Eaton School VS.
Y. Nj. &. A.
Qunrter-rile midget relay. Technical vs..
Central vs. baltimore G. e.
1-miie interscholastic relay. Western v".
i4o-ssrd $. 4. l. A. A. Heats.
$50 yard intersrholastir.
1-mfle open run.
Half mile intsfschoiastic relay Woodbury.
Half mile in,er.cholastc relay. Briarly
= (oh tI,.rch
44D-yard \. A. I. A. A. Finals.
4lo-yard interscholastic. Heats.
1-mile interschoiastic relay. Central vs..
! Technical vs. Baltimore Poly.
5o-ysrd dash. Special invitation.
1-mie relay. southern Boys Club VS.. Balti-
sso-yard $. A. 1. A. A.
440-yard Intsrscholastic. Finals.
2-mile run. &. A. l. A. A..
Interscholastic. Baltimore c. c. vs.. Balti-
more Poly.
Half mile relay. Potomac Boat Club vs..
Washington Canoe Club.
440-yard open run Heats.
l-mile interschoiastic D.
Emile relay. q. A. ]. A. "A.
44O-yard open. Finals.
1-mile run. War Risk VS. knights of Colum-
bus vs. Baltimore c. &.
l-rnIle relay. c. Z. vs.. George Washington
vs.. Gallaudet.
High jump. 3. A. I. A. A.
Pole vault. q. A. !. A. A.
director Of Athletics Charley Moran
stated this morning that unless some
unexpected hitch developed the Brook
| landers should have an excellent
meet. The events are well filled with
good contestants and some fine COM
petition should be seen. Also Moran
believes that the twelve relay races
will prove exceedingly interesting.
One thing about the c. U. meet is
the fact that 1t has scheduled only
two field events. both South Atlantic
l. A. A. competitions. This should
help the meet considerably. because
running races are much more popu-
lar than pole vaults. high jumps. etc.
Georgetown is conceded to have
almost a sure thing" as far as the
8. A. l. A. A. events are concerned.
1t got too big lead in Baltimore to
allow anything more than the shadow
Of doubt about it's ability to stay
in front in the events in the Brook
land games.