The Washington herald., 1922-03-02
LARGE ENTRY LIST
IN HILLTOP GAMES
TOMORROW NIGHT
New York A. C. Relay
To Meet AH-South
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With the presence of hundreds Of
intercollegiate. scholastic and ath-
letic club stars assured. the twen-
tieth annual indoor track and field
carnival ofAGeorgetown University
will be staged tomorrow night at
Convention Hall. Athletes from all
over the East and South, many of
national reputation, will compete in
a long program of open events. sup
p;emented by a special card Of high
class relays.
The nationally famous relay team
of the New York Athletic Club will
hook up with a special composite
four of South Atlantic quarter-miIe
stars to be selected from the squads
of Navy. Virginia. Hopkins and
Georgetown. The University ef
Pennsylvapia and Navy Varsity
stars will meet in a special mile
relay. ....-- .,..
GEORGETOWN has. been matched
with Navy for a sprint, medley over
the mile distance. a feature of. the
Penn relays in April Lehigh- will
1 ELHb JohuS lhOPhlhb III aHONHtE
lay. The. Navy plebes and Virginia
| freshmen are also matched, and
there lIas been arranged a long
string. of events between prepara-
tory and high schools and athletic
clubs. 10 -. =, 49, -, So,
In the. FIRST event on the program.
| the 5osyard open. there will he seen
in actionaBernfe. wefefs;. irs. Of New
| York A. c.: fourteen entries from
the Hilltop. including lie Gendre.
| the intercollegiate pentat athlon cham
pion; Baldwin and Palmer of the
Navy; TaIuadge, of Lehigb: Brooke
Hrewer and several other entries
1 from Maryland: Clark and Aaron
son. of,jyohns Hopkins. and two
/ score or more competitors. OF lesser
reputation.
i Many school Stars Entered.
| The 50-yard scholastic will bring
together "a large field. including
more than a dozen entries from
washington high schools The So
yard hurdles shows an entry Hist
| comprising the best fence toppers
OF Georgetown. Virginia, Navy
MARYLAND. Johns Hopkins ana
George Washington The field IN
this event Is especially fast.
| Giving away handicaps OF az
great ~ forty yards, Jimmy Con-
4 molly. Hilltop captain and holder OF
the intercollegiate mile title. will be
forced to turn in an especially fast
performance in order to breast toe
tape ahead Of classy field OF more
than forty. entries. Booth. OF Johns
Hopkins: both the Stands boys. OF
Virginia. former Capital school
boys; Young, Of the Navy: Porter
and Romoser. Of .behish, and Nc
tDonald. of Maryland. ought to give
1.-THE Blue and Gray skipper a hard
race in this event.
In the open haIf-mile, Capital fans
will have their first view of Mars
ters, the freshman Hilltop star.
Msrsters has been turning in some
fine psrfermapees foy the Blue and
Gra ay.d 1fing Si1e indoor season. He
Will encounter in the $50 Booth are
Edwards of Johns Hopkins: Pack =
all and Bohannon, OF Virginia:
Rogers Of the Navy: .Sprinyston and
Cook. OF Lehigh; his teammates.
Brookss. Fitzgerald and Higgins,
and atscore of other college en-
Big Field I'm Quarter.
I Inc wiz ~
gether Kinnaly. Shaloo. Gaffey and
several others from the Hilltop: ten
entries from Virginia including
Eaker. South Atlantic star, and
Douglas. who formerly carried the
colors Of Western IIigh: Hammond.
Foss and Huckins, of the Navy:
Burgess and Mcpherson. of Lehigh :
Bernie wefers, of the New York A.
c.. and a generous sprinkling of
other performers from this section.
The entries in the field events
are heavy. The shot-put calls for
formidable isld. including Rron-
der and Thurman. of Pennsylvania:
Carney. the football star Of the
Navy: Beers. of Maryland; Davis and
Winston. of Virginia: Gilhn. Of
Johns Hopkins. and sweeney and
DuFour. Of the Hilltop elevsn.
| Volkmor. Of the Hilltop. and Toll
son are the leading contendeTs in
the pole vault, while in the. hign
jump Capital fans will be able to
see Chamberlain. OF Virginia, one
OF the best performers in this coun-
i try. and Feerey. of Georgetown.
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