Evening star., 1921-04-28
C. j. TO COMPETE
IN MOST EVENTS
All Four Institutions to Have
Team in South At
IantiC Race.
BY II. c. BYRD.

THREE local colleges and the
University of Maryland will
4 be represented in the Univer-
sity OF Pennsylvania relay games, to
be held tomorrow and Saturday at
Franklin Field. in Philadelphia
Georgetown and George Washing
ton each has entered an athlete in
the pentathlon, and these two insti-
tutions. with Gallaudet. will have
their colorS worn by relay teams in
races Saturday.
Most important of the relay contests
in which the teams are to figure is the
South Atlantic Intercollegiate Athletic
Association championship. Georgetown,
George Washington and Maryland are
to take part in that. Catholic Uni
versity intended to have team and
drew the pole, but that position will go
to Maryland, which originally was as
signed to second place.
&. L. and Virginia Strong.
1t is not probable. though, that the
Marylanders will prove fast enough to
hold their advantage for more than the
first go yards OF the mile race. Both
Virginia and Georgetown, probably the
two fastest fours entered in the event
are sure 10 be we'll in the lead before
the end of the first quarter. unless
Johns Hopkins shows much better form
than it did during the indoor seasons or
has so far on the outdoor tracks.
Georgetown's squad. which will COM
plete in several evenzs. will be the first
to leave here, Coach John O'Reilly and
his men being due to depart tonight at
Z O'Clock. Two men on whom George
town depends mainly are Connolly and
LIE Gendre. Both probably will run
as members of the relay team in the
South Atlantic l. A A. titular event.
lie Gendre also is due to pit his abili
ties against the other track and field
stars of the country in the pentathlon,
an event he won two years ago.
Leehler in PentathIon.
George Washington also will have a
man in the pentathlon. John Loehler,
former Tech High star. being slated to
show his wares against older and more
experienced men. Coach Morse of the
Hatchettes said that he was enter
ing Loehler more for the experience
than in the belief that he stands any
real chance to win. Morse thinks
Loehler is going to make a great all
round track and field athlete.
The Hatchetites relay four will run
in two events, the first against sew
eral small Pennsylvania colleges, and
the other. the s. A. 1. A. A. champion
ship. An hour is to elapse, according
to the schedule. between the two
races. and Morse thinks his men
should be sufficiently recuperated in
that time to run just as well in their
second event as they do in their first.
Manson, Moyle. Paul Eoehler and Hen
derson will compose the team.
Gallaudet to Send Six.
Gallaudet plans to take six men to
the meet. and does not bank on pick
ing the four who will run until the
athletes actually are out on the track
Capt. Matthew, Harmon, Bouchard
Randall Stephens and Rittenhouse
will make the trip.
University of Maryland. like CAL
laudet. will have only a relay team in
the meet. The final four to run have
not been selected, but the five from
whom they are to be selected are Com
phor. Clark, Enslow. Morgan and Crooks
Marylands four is entered in two
races, but probably will take part
only in the S. A. /. A. A. event. The
Maryland team is very inexperienced.