The Washington herald., 1921-03-02

representing twenty organizations.
already entered in the thirty events
on the program. the Catholic Uni
versity games at Brookland Thurs
day night promise unusually keen
competition. In additionsto the ap-
pearance of practically every star
athlete available, In both open and
Invitation events. the South Atlantic
intercollegiate contests should fur
nish first-class entertainment.
Eleven relay contests will be in
cluded in the program at Brook
land. with the feature clash be-
tween Johns Hopkins and George
town for the two-mile South Atlantic
championship. The ,Aloysius Club
will send quartet against the
Southern Boys Club and the Balti-
more Cross Country Club. In the
scholastic division. Tech and Alex
ander Episcopal High will 60 over
the mile route. while Western and
the Alexandrians will clash In q
half-mile event. Freshman fours of
George Washington and Catholic
University will also meet o..
G. U. Has Substantial Lead.
| Georgetown, Catholic University
Johns Hopkins. Gallaudet. Virginia,
and Washington and Lee will be
A, represented in practically all the
South Atlantic events. The Hill
ltoppers will carry a good lead into
the games, as a result Of their sue
cess at Baltimore. but will NEE,
plenty of competition before the
Brookland meet closes.
The FIRST event Of the evening
the fnterscholastic 50-yard dash
has twenty-four entrants, includ.
ing Whitson. Brodsky, Melton
Johnston. Burleigh. Kern and Kap.
Ian, of Central, and Mccullough
Wright, Box. Koones and Griffith
of Western In the quarter, Coach
Foley has entered Vanderlip and
Myers, while Douglas. Shear. Glas.
cow. Hazel. Smith. and Mountain
will represent Western. Connor
Walsh. Marr, Fitzgerald and Brew.
ster will wear Centrars colors IN
the half-mile event, with Moore
Hartman. Finucane. and Cotton or
the track for Western.
The mile finds Nicklas, Buck.
man, Shipley. Leonardo and Lut,
representing Central. with Watson
Martin and Green competing fol
Western. Littlepage and Thurber
Central timber-toppers. and Nichol,
of Western have entered the so,
yard low hurdles. Park School. oi
Baltimore. Mckinley Manual Train.
ers and Alexandria Episcopal Higt
School should furnish the local,
with plenty of competition. Severa
Of the schoolboys will also entel
the open events.
Favor Seward I'm Fifty.
Seward. the Virginia fash, II
favored to win the open 50-yarC
dash, but should be forced all the
way. Georgetown will enter Cor
man. Morrissey. Wirts, Osborne
lie Gendre, Drutus and Colgan. C
u. has keenan,. De La Vergne
and Default. while Dorsey, Grif
nth, Blummer and Chester will
carry the Aloysius colors. Lambert
of Princeton. the lone Tiger en-
tered in the meet. will be matched
in the auarter-pile dash with Sui
livan, Coutee and McSorley. q
Georgetown; Kienle. Myers ant
Griffith, of the Aloysians. and Nc
Namara. knight and Johnson, o
the Washington Canoe Club th'
!, local talent arrayeQ against Hill
The S8o-yard open finds Walsh
Mari, Fitzgerald. Malley and Cliff
ford. of Georgetown. pitted agains
such stars as Whelan. Bowling ant
Beauchamp. of the Brooklanders
Stevens. Henderson and Davis. o
the Washington Canoe Club. ant
McDonough, Blummer. BlaAd an
Keegin, Of the Aloysians.
J The mile open has fifteen entries
including Montague and Healy, o
the Aloysius Club; Stevens. Hender
: son and Davis. of the~Canoe CLUB
and Hickerson. Courand, Fitzgerald
and Mahoney. Of Catholic Univer
sity. The fifty-yard hurdles will
show two Central High lads. Lit
!, tlepage and Thurber. clashing witt
IHennessey, Lawrence. LeGendre an
Drufus. of Georgetown, and Loeb
Ter, Of George Washington.
. Byrne. the 17o-pound Aoysiar