Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01

High school an1 prep school ath-
letes will get plenty Of opportunity n.y., 10
, show what they Gan do. as five races
are carded for their particular ben ia
fit. They are to compete in "N-yard
dash. 50-yard low hurdles. 4lo-yara
dash, one-mile ran and S8O-yaru run
Most Of the athletes who viii take axe
. part in these races probably VIII
no doubt Baltimore Polytechnic. Bal
timore City College, Episcopal High
and other Maryland and Virginia boys
will measure the length and speed OF
their strides with the youngsters
wearing the t~lors of Central, Tech:
Western. Buhtaess and Eastern, il
Business and Western have teams.
One special Invitation race is listed
besides the Invitation relays and re,
lays in which the clubs. schools and
colleges will be matched against one
another. The special race is a 6O-yard
invitation event in which colleges
only will he represented. Mile relays
are scheduled for colleges and CLUBS
plenty Of opportunity Is to De gwen
high AND prep schools. grade schools
! and Independent midget teams to
show what they can do in their
The meet will be held in the Cath
Ollie University gymnasium, where IT
was SO successful a year ago. Last
winter Charley Moran preached the
subject of holding a meet to authori-
tiesjof the Brookland institution, and
whine some douM was expressed about
th experiment f. experiment erin ar IT was,
mknts. The meet was held. and it was
successful from a financial as well as
an artistic view. and Immediately
I; 4fterward announcement was made
3tAt it would be an annual affair:
Events for Hopkins Meet.
With the date and events for the
z Catholic University meet definitely set
tied, local track athletes may look for
ward to two sets OF games in this I'M I'M
mediate section, the other being the
eHopkins meet to be held February rs in
Baltimore Entry blanks for the Hop
kins games were Slnt around last week
! and announce the following events:
South Atlantic mile relay. 10O-yard
i. 16-pound shotput; Observation-Disclosures
! yard dash. 440-yard dash, ss0-yard run ;
open handicap-100-yard dash, 220-
!, yard dash, 440-yara dash. 100-yard low
= hurdles, SS0-yard run. mile run. pole
vault, running high Jump, 16-pound shot
mt; special. 0O0-tard run, relay races
Tor schools, universities. colleges. clubs.
( midgets and several closed events to
members Of the Fifth Regiment. Mary
land National Guard, Athletic Associa-
nou.
G. w. U. Outlook Bright.
Anent athletics at George WASH
ington, it is not amics to mention here
that the writer yesterday asked
Bryan Morse, Hatchetite athletic di-
rector, what he thought of the last
: foot ball season and what effect he
thought the defeats suffered would
reflect on the future of gridiron-t teams
at George Washington University.
Norse's reply should be interesting to
all connected with college athletics
Y around here. and more than interest
ing to George Washington students:
I'VE did just about as well last sea-
son as / expected. l made no attempt
70 conceal from our squad right at
the start that we were in for some
real beatings before the end of the
year, and told them not to let such
defeats worry them. but to think of
the future. We built our squad with
a view entirely for the next two or
three years, rather than last year. We
took our beatings. but you Will see
IL results next fall and in 1922. We
shall have a team next year about
ten times stronger than the one which
represented us last fall. and in 1922
we are going to be on 4 plane where
we shall be able to compete on even
terms with the strongest colleges in
the section. And we may hand one
or two of our strongest opponents a
little surprise or SO before next sea-
son Is finished"