Evening star., 1923-02-04

Blue
Penn relays. in the pentathlon, to
succeed LIE Gendre. The other man
| his name has slipped the memory OF
the writer-represented Canada in
the last Olympics, and Is quarter
miller and a half-miler. Y. p. l. .s
depending on him to break Eddie
Stebbins' record OF so seconds for
! mark IN the south Atlantic section
for years.
GEORGETOWN has made tentative
| lay races in this meet. accordIng
to statements from the hilltop. The
main feature Of the occasion VIII De
a triangular contest among Pennsyl-
vania, Yale and Georgetown over q
two-mfle route. Another relay eI-
| pected to be we'll worth while IS
that scheduled between Johns Hop
kins and the Navy. II also Is the
tween the New York Athletic Cub
and a picked team from this section.
| The list OF events besides the spes
| cial feature races Will be 500 o-yarc
run, novice; 50-yard. scholastic; 1000
yard run, scholastic; 5o-yard dash,
! open; 5O-yard hurdles. open; 44o-
yard run, open: Sso-yard run. open;
1-mile run, open; Emile run. open:
pole vault. open: running high jump
open; shot-put, open.
! One feature Of the meet vii! be the
! bringing together Of the two great
est shot-putters in the country and
both are we'll known here. Ralph
Hills. q Washington boy at Prince
ton, and Bill Beers, University OF
Maryland athlete, are due TO hook
up. Incidentally. II those that attend
! the meet the night Of February FL
ever saw two bigger men together
/ Johns Hopkins I'm making ready
for its track and field games, which
are to be held February -. throwing
the same week. Hopkins also will
card a number Of feature relay events
bes.des several open and scholastic
competitions. Open events are: 100
dash, 1o0-yard low hurdles. Sso-yard
run mile run, pole vault, running
high jump. 1S-pound shot-put In
! terscholastic events: 100-yard dasi'.
running. high jump, 44o-yard dash,
lay races for the south Atlantic
championship. a distance collegiate
medley championship for all colleges,
800 yard scholastic cpecial. and re-
lays for clubs and small schools will
be features.
No collegiate basket bail game is
scheduled tomorrow night but Cath
ole University and George wash
!
contests between them Tuesday even
ing Wednesday night st. Johns
comes here for a contest with Gal
laudet at Kendall Green. THURSDAY
Catholic University Journeys to
George Washington meets Delaware
at Newark. Friday two northern
fives appear here. Fordham against
! George Washington and Lebanon
Valley at Georgetown. Lebanon Val
up with Giallaudet saturday night and
University Of South Carolina is to
Play at Georgetown.
Saturday night next will find Cath
olic University swimmers engaging in
the first dual meet they have ever
been represented In. being scheduled to
entertain the Johns Hopkins water
men. Hopkins has been running a
team all winter and has had consider
able success.
Rob Fetxer, assistant athletic di-
rector at North Carolina and coach of
track, Will make a great effort this
year 10 put out a strong squad. Last
season was the first In which the
the cinder path, and they did not ac
complish much. However, Bob Fet2er.
who, by the way. is brother OF Bill
! Fetzer. who has been IN charge OF
athletics at chapel lti!l Tor TWO years,
says that he has fair chance to put
track and field sports on its feet. A
nucleus from 1922. plus some good
men from the freshman class, should
be combined 70 make a worthy out
At, Fetzer THINKS. To win tho cham
pionship state meet and to show vel!
IN the other games is FetZer's aim.
Morton. who at Episcopal High
School last fall was rated as the best
! col n
slated TO enter University Of Virginia
next fail. He would be q welcome ac-
QUESTION to almost any college fresh
man squad. While not very big, Nor :
ttoa has all the requisites Of q hne
foot ball player.