The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-03-02

There is little question but that
Georgetown University will furnish
the majority OF winners in both the
South Atlantic and open events. The
Blue and Gray athletes displayed
enough class last Saturday night at
Baltimore In the Hopkins meet to
warrant the prediction that they would
sweep the boards.
The return OF Bob Legendre TO
championship form, the performances
or Connolly. Walsh, Brewster, and the
other Blue and Gray flyers in the
events thus far this season presages
another Hilltop triumph.
VIRGINIA HAS FEW.
The University OF Virginia has a
few entries. Simon Seward. the
sprinter, and possibly Chamberlain,
South Atlantic indoor record holder.
may compete. Belated entries from
Virginia are expected In the future
relay the two-mile AFFAIR.
At present Georgetown and Johns
Hopkins are expected to furnish the
real thrills OF the aNening in the
two-mile South Atlantic and the two
mile South Atlantic relay race. For
Hopkins Edwards, Mulliken, Milligan.
Cannon. and Sommerville will per-
form.
Georgetown will send In Connolly.
MARI, Brewster. Walsh. or Fitzgerald.
Virginia is expecting to send UP a
strong quartet. The four forty South
Atlantic will bring a fast field of
Hopkins. Georgetown. Catholic Uni
versity, and George Washington run
ners into action.
In the open as well as the inter-
collegiate events the followers of the
indoor track game will probably see
Bob Legendre at his best The former
American pentathlon champion who
was handicapped by a broken leg last
year appears to be in top form.
LEGENDRE IN FORM.
At Baltimore Saturday night Legen-
Dire won the 10O-yard hurdles and
| the shot put in the South Atlantic
competition and displayed form and
condition enough to carry off ma
jority OF the events In which he par
ticipates tomorrow night
The intersch elastic events will be
real test for Tech. Central and
Western. Episcopal High School. of
Alexandria, is entering several OF It's
| stars and can be counted upon to
| win out.
Central. with Johnston. Milton,
Littlepage, Shipley. and several others
Of promise, Is looking to more laurels.
Feature relays are promising. Aside
| from the big South Atlantic affair
the Washington Canoe-Club-Potoma
Boat Club race Is predicted to be one
of the best of the evening. The Tech
Episcopal mile affair. the Baltimore
Cross Country Club-Southern Boys
Club race, the Western-Episcopal
event, the triangular Aloysius-Balti-
more c. C.-Southern Boys Club race,
as well as the freshman race between
Catholic University and George Wash
ington youngsters are expected to
draw attention
The finishing details will be con-
cluded at c. U. today. The track has
been marked out and the banks have
been changed so as to extend around
the ends of the track without the big
gaps noticed last year. Extensions
have been added to the banks.
CHANGES ON TURNS.
| Experiments made on the turns
made possible a few changes in the
banks. with the result that runners
will be able to negotiate the turns
with comparative ease. Small and
select fields will afford fine COMPETE
ton, and the entire program is ex-
pected to be run off with dispatch.
The interscholastic events should be
a triangular affair with Washington
High Schools and Episcopal compe-