Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
THIRD INDOOR MEET
TAKES PLACE TONIGHT
More Than One Hundred Athletes
VIII Appear on Grays'
.frmory Floor.

one hundred and five entrants. the
cream Of athletes in Richmond and
vicinity, are READY for the third in
door track meet OF the season, which
Will take place tonight in the Grays
A!rmory under the auspices OF the
Rlchmond Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton. For the last several weeks these
men nave been training In the Rich
mond armori.s and ali are waiting
FOR the roll call OF the various events.
Amateur Athletic Union in this city.
IS sponsoring the meet and has WORK
cd EaEd 70 make the affair success.
When the men take the floor to-
talent ever assembled IN this city will
be present. Practically all OF the
entrants formerly starred in college
and prep school circles in Virginia
and one cpuaied the worlds record
Tor the hurdles while a student at the
University of Virginia
Croniy Enters Hurdle Rncc.
John CronlE Is the individual who
fitd the hurdle record and will run
for the Athletic club of Richmond
an organization organized in this city
recently, tonight. Cronly is fast in
other events but has been entered in
the hurdles only
Kenneth Wood. one time Il star in
iraek work at John Marshall High
which is managed by Sheppard Crump'
Wood and Crump have assembled a
number Of stars and the new club
viii make a sirnng bid for the team
trophy while several OF it's members
VIII make the other competitors hus-
tie for The individual trophy.
In addii on tn Cronly tho Athletic
Club OF Richmond will hr represented
by Durham. pcplc. IIcubi. Wood.
spencer and others Durham was a
star IN both running and field events
while a student AT Richmond College
10 cop individual honors. Peplc and
Wood both were members of the John
Marshall track team and will COM
pete IN the running high jump. Wood
recently cleared the bar at five feet
ten inches and is expected to make
q strong bid for this event. Heubi
and Spencer are Richmond College
attending the Wcsthampton institu-
ton.
Jennings Crack Distance Hummer.
Jennings: product of the First Ma
tional Bank. will wear the colorS of
The Athletic Club OF Richmond in
the mile and half mile runs Tile
banker recently distinguished HIM
sell by coming in first in both OF
turned The trick in the hank track
meet and followers of bank athlel ica
Will he present TO cheer him on to-
night
Although the organization headed
By Sheppard Crump will make a
strong BID for honors they, no doubt
NH Mii1 Ge n Siyrn ar, run ny the Church
team also has several men of ability
on its entry list. Standing out promi-
nently for Church Ii!l are Ollie De-
The first named was devcloped at
John Marshall High School. While
Liggan and Sattcriield are products
OF Richmond College. Church Hin
has other men entered and expects
to spring several surprises.
One of the features of the affair will!
he H. appearance Of many athletes
Ironsou' of town; Fork Union Mill
NJ. c. y. will send squads to Richmond
TO compete for honors. Tie cadets
VII he Featured il relay race with
while both schools viii be represent
ed in other events also
The first event will be called at s
O'Clock
Entries and numbcrs follow:
i ER%' Nosf y WniIsm 'I F"rsa MsGl"F ::
james mes KRIS. &: Alvin Allen. :"i lester
HowmaH u $; r. IT, Eyar; S. j, & smith.
nsRs5a aG%a'S % J. l. iiar fsana' ST.
ch%gch HfPii .A.hie,lc cIns-w. Rand
!s 10; T. i H. ryan' "a IL noi1n4 L;ss9p
Pax nsTe SMh a,SrM 2: 2sefr i q; WI
Levine, tS:. W. Il. -iiaX, c9: W. y. Gentry.
20: H. I: Esn'rS: al H. A. MGA Lester 9:
G E " %,@PsawaTe !; !. !: Feiiafd. 8:
Il g. $ w Ha s. i a hGiyn9T IS AZ
4. ZciEler. So: II. Kidd. 100: l.. Tucker.
athletic Cluh Of Richmond--Edwsrd
,Whtn:y II: J. l.. M!nson., "a: charlcs u.
cnsfip. 10: Andrew Hicks. II: 7. l..
Ware; is; y. ". rcasnleY. y: 6. +. Tease
~: John i. Gresham. g; r. l.. Hsrner
Is: x. C., Wood. %: y. O.. Spencer. %:
s. r.. iianccGk. 20: Walter ". Durham. 30:
George f.. IIeuhi. 81; y. -. Iinat TIE. 70:
George f. Kiisc. Jr.. g.; F., u. Jennings