The Washington times., 1922-05-11

and while II conflicts with the Un
this year will In no way suffer BY
Entries have been received bS
Manager Angus Macdonald from the
wsshinEton High and graded
schools. from Bsltimove City. Balt.'
more Poly, Tome School, Geotsetewn
Prep, GonzsEa College. Hyattsvillt
ana Laurel High Schools, Columbia
Juniors, Greenbrier Military Acad
envy. 81. James School and Mt. 81.
Joseph's.
The meet will have Jimmy Nc.
.Iush, Of New York, as starter. with
DIT. George Sharp 90 referee. Relay
mAtchines vii Go announced shortly
~ Manager Macdonald.
Geersseswn Univcrsity h taking
10 laFts Track squad down 10
Ch.Fidtteeyille IN . special car TO.
ntghG Tho Hilltoppers VIII be
ps1n,ad for the South Atlantic meet
trials, which osme off Friday, and
the finals, which arc run oft on
Saturday afternoon.
Maryland and George Washing.
ton athletes will go down to Char
lottesville on Friday morning:
The Marylanders will send Beers.
Vac. Doren, Endslow. Robertson,
Latham, Pugh, Peoples. Compiler,
Crooks, Terry and Mcdonald, while
George Washington will enter Tol.
con, Manson, Rowe. Nichols, Ott.
man. whitson. Edmunds, Sim.
paonds, Daugherty and Laux.
twsnty.three entries. LIE Gsndre.
Ira n.
fey, wirts, o'Byrne, Fitzgerald.
Higgins, Hurlihy, Cook, King, Gan.
ley, Hooker, Murray, Gilroy, Oil.
more, Lawrence, Hennessy, Tullar
and Marsters, Ward and Shaloo are
expecting to compete.
The Hilltoppers are picked to win
the meet, but will have TO travel
at top speed. In every meet in
which Georgetown's squad. has com,
peted this year the Hilltoppers have
been victorious.
several records are expected to
be set. by the. Georsetown men.
who WIN. make q determined a.
Saplt upon the present s. A. marks.
Virginia II expecting to cut heav-
ily into the scoring, while Hopkins
has It's eyes on the remaining
points.
Records which ware made at
!GeorgetSwn hist year stand as
s. A. MxeS<s, and win probably
be aeeepte4, At, the session In
Eharicttesvilie tomorrsw night.
II II e1pscted that the 8. A. I.
A.. A. viIl formally ADOPT rec
srds And raake previsioR Tor OF.
fiehlly. sccepting. the existing rec
oreS' r. = go,
In, winning last year Georsetcwn
SCORED 7S poihtt TO 81 for v. M. l..
its nearest .conhpetitor. Virginia
ana not compete. v. p. l. gained
81 points, while the others trailed
down with q few points each.
Records In the South Atlantic field
and track saner as announced a
year ako are as follows:
i0o-yard dash-Griffith. George.
town; Fuqua. V. p. l.; wagner. Hop
kins: Horter, Georsetown; Maxson,
Virsinia, and Wagner, Hopkins: 10
$50 y.rds-M.1'on. virs,ni., II IS
t5S ysrds-st.bbtns, Gsorssto~n.
30 seconds.
40 yards--Norfris, Virginia 1:Bs.
Miie-Abbott, Virginia, 4:15:2.
Two Iniies-Chinn, Virginia Poly,
is6 hurdies-crohlty. Virginia.
Is Is seconds.
s:c hsrdl.--crohlsy' virsini.
:, Nile reiay-virsinia Talbot, Gam.
nioi,, kahanrAn. and Baker,, 3:23:0.
High jump--Connolly, Hopkins. 6
feet Y inch.
broad jGrnp-Matson. Virginia. ~
feet 8 inches.
stPoIs vAuit-HorraI, Hopkins, II
fs&t 6 ifiehks.
iiamrhsr--froyd. A. and NJ, 11a
oissus--LeGtndre, Georgetown 12e
shoi-sun1n.rs, v. NJ l., ~ feet
yh inches.
ass feet s inches.
There appeared TO he some dues-
+ien about aurntpers' sAot heavs last
year. All OF tks 6thsr marks have
New records are e1pected 70 Be
made IN the biB, broad Jump,
tAvetm, snot, xY1e Nnun 9uo PLsr
siaia; Beers, 6f MARYLAND; LcGen-
lre, sf Gtorgetown; Brewster.
GSsrfSfswn; Velkrore. George
tSth, And Connolly, Gecrketown,
are hooked upon - being capable
sfiefsstihE nsw marks.
All Of these performers havs
bstteteA the 3. A. marks in ccmpe.
titi8n this year with one exception
Coflnoliy, out OF doort. has not ap.
prchitisted his figure ttt up in the
intAroollsstates. Chamberlain, OF
Virkinia; Beers, OF Maryland: lie.
S,kndre, Vcipfhore and Brewster have
ali bettSred the 9. A. records In
couipstitiosi this sprinf. -
fhs meet will probably be hotly
contested throughout. Tomorrow
oukiifyins heats will be run in the
hurdles. dashes ana weights and
middle distances.
f1TSERlTI TO-DAY