Evening star., 1921-02-25


Georgetown will have entrants in
both the sectional intercollegiate and
open contests. The Hilltoppers will
send twenty-five men to Baltimore
and most OF them are slated for the
south Atlantic college events. In
seeking the title, Georgetown will
have lie Gendre, Mertz and Osborne
In the century; Henderson. Osborne,
lawrence and Malley in the hurdles;
Connolly. Fitzgerald and Hunter in
the mile. and lie Gendre, Sweeney,
Gogsin. Comstock and Maloney in the
The Blue and Gray will not over
look chance to score points in open
competition. however. Wertz and
German have been entered for the
Solley and Hehnessy for the furlong;
brewster. Walsh and HennessS for
the half-mile; Shallow. King and
Clifford for the quarter dash; Hunter
for the mile. and Williams and Ma
roney for the high jump. The Hill
~toppers also will have a relay team,
to be selected from lie Gendre, Brew
ster. Connolly, Fitzgerald, walsh and
McDonough.
c. q. Has sixteen Entered.
Capt. De la Vergne will head the
lot of sixteen Catholic University
athletes. While most of the Brook
landers are inexperienced and Coach
Foley is not predicting any great
amount of success, the Maroon Eand
Gray boys are expected to give good
accounts Of themselves. The Cath
Ollie University team will include
De Ia Vergne, Meehan. Mclaughlin.
De Nault. Courand, Hickerson. Ma
honey. Whelan. Beauchamp. Brosnan.
Bowling, Sullivan, Cannon, Fitzger-
aid, keenan, and Hinchcliff.
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squad Of nineteen boys for the meet.
and some Of them will start in open
events, In addition to the scholastic
contests. Against other school ath-
Kern will start in the 100: Melton.
Littlepage and Myers in the 440 and
Corbett, Shipley, Vessels. Buckman.
Lutz. Conner, Nicklas and Browning
Der will go in the open hurdle race.
i,hu a JUNIOR relay, including Mont
Eomery, Burleigh, johnson ana Van.
derliP: is to meet some Maryland
George Green, Westerns coach, ex-
poets to have ten fof his charges In
the scholastic section. Howard Grifz
nth. brother of Dorsey. former George
town University sprinter. now. with
tered for the century sprint. in the
quarter dash Hartman, Shear. Hazel
and Fountain may start. Martin, Cots
ton and Douglas are listed for the
half mile. A relay team to be drawn
from Griffith. Douglas, Hazel, Foun-
tain and Glasgow will race.
Canoeists Have Relay TeaM.
Washington Canoe Club has drafted !
last years George Washington Univer-
sity team to run against some Baltimore !.
organization. probably the Sparrows !
Point Athletic Club knight. Stevens, !
johnson and Henderson will represent i
the paddlers. Robertson. who used to |
pole vault for Georgetown University !;
before the war. will be sent into that !;
event, and Mcnamara. another ex-Hill- |
topper. may compete in the quarter
A team likely to garner some points
will be sent into action by Aloysius
Club. Dorsey 0rifiith. will carry the
colofs Of the North Capitol Streetcrs I'm
tbs 100-yard open and will run on 4
relay. the other members of which will
be chosen from among Kienle. Myers.
Sullivan and McDonough. The last
named and Bland are to run in the half
mile race and Healy and Montague in
the mile.
The meet promises to be the best ever.
with brilliant array OF relay teams
matched In races that are expected to
feature the program. Penn State and
Yale quartets are to meet in a two
mile event. Lehfgh and Lafayette viii be
opponents. Penn State has a mile match
with Boston Tech. and the New York
Athletic Club four will race the Meadow
brook Club combination. Entries have
been received from all the prominent
northern and southern colleges and
schools.