The Washington times., 1929-05-17
FIELD
ENTERS
MEET
BY Juno Kinerk

Promptly at / o'clock to-
morrow afternoon a young
army of high school athletes
will present themselves to the
official starter in the Emory
Wilson Memorial Stadium at
Central High School and the
annual &C" Club games will
be on. There will be %
schools and five junior high
schools represented, with the
total number of competitors
running close to the 400 mark.
With the early starting hour Off
cials of the meet express the belief
that the games can be concluded
by o'clock. All preliminary heats
and the trial tosses and jumps in
the field events will begin at the
start of the meet. The events for
junior high schools will be sand
| wiched in between the Cinals so that
there will be short breathing spell
for the bigger athletes.
Dewitt Prep, last years winner,
will be hard put If they are to
come through with the laurels again.
| Tech, runner.up last year. together
with Central and Eastern are cx-
| pected to count heavily, with the
latter conceded the best chance of
copping the meet.
Mike Kelley has gathered a we'll
! balanced team at Eastern and has
| his hoVs in tip-toD shape,
While he has few Outstand.
ing individual performers, yet
the genial Eastern coach has
gathered together q sturdy band
Of performers who will earn
places with seconds and thirds.
Coach Elmer Hardell has a good
team at Tech. as usual, and they
| will be a serious contender for team
| laurels again. In Capt. Jake Ed
wards, AL Reichmann, Holmes Foun-
tain and Ed Geiger he has four CT
| the best performers in Washington.
| Billy Foley has several star
athletes at Central, too, notably
Calvin Milans, the high jumper and
James Reilly, Naylor, Plumley and
Ditzler. Eisenger. Swope, Everett
| and Oxley are Eastern's best bets,
| but there are several out-of-town
athletes coming who will be haro
to beat.
Tom Nase of Chester, Va, is one
of the out-of-town delegation who
should certainly win one, and, pos
sibly two of the events. In the
mile he is practically unbeatable.
He also is a good half miller and
may win this one, too. His brother
also is coming with him to run i.s
the latter event. However, Reis
mann of Tech should take his
measure in the half II he runs the
mile first.
There is a lad named Summers
coming from Frederick, Md, who
will make them all step. Unher-
aided and unsung he came to the
Dewitt Prep games some time ago,
but his deeds linger on as a pleas
ant memory to the spectators and
headache to the local coaching
gentry.
The complete list of entries:
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL-Milans
Proctor. Reilly, Plumley. Naylor. Hinkel,
Feldman, Allan. Hobbs, Hanley, Hoch-
Nurse, Ditzler, Buckingham, Brandt,
Davis, Lyon Coffman. Coleman, Semer-
jan, Hughes. Suraci. Sheedy, Howard,
81. John Backenstoss Schriver. Ross.
Reamy. Rose. Smith Milestone, Norris,
Boutcher. Wilmer, Burkett, Villains.
Boyle and Ashton
MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL-Quinn,
!. Edwards. Livingstone. NJ, Smith, Pig
gott. oyster. Jones. Reichman, H. Smith,
Pops' D. Edwards, Mayo. Cole. Geiger,
Stutz Wall A. Winston, L. Winston,
Hipsley. Oehmann. Goldman. Fountain,
Abramoritz' Bergen. Cochrane, Hay.
coeH' essential Spencer. Church, BedeIl
EASTERN HIGH scHoo1.-Eisinge-
Martin. Swift, Tolson. Patterson, Ever
ett; Kennerly. slys. May. F. Miles. Nc
Earhood. Hutchinson. Moffett, wade
Warner. Holland. Oxley. Allison, Ions
Woeds. Jenkins. Wynn, Glow and Swope.
WESTERN HIGH SCHoOI.-Beers
Sinkls' StmIn' ireland. Titus. Alexander and
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL r.
Srookings: CauthOrne. Adams, H Cary.
NeyinS. White. Tufts MoOrman. Nelson
dudley. Sackett. Sherley. Antrim. Coles
Stocker. Mitchell steves, Rrawley. NJ
Cary. Calhoun. G. Cary. Swift, Thomson.
Dorsey. r. Mason. Thomas D. Brook
ings, e. W; Mason and Fishburne.
STAUNTON MILITARY ACADEMY-
W. Feierabend. Wilton. Davidson, Grim
shaw. Halsey. McCandfass Picard Rich
ardson, Rosscrans. L. Feierabend. Woods
and Herman.
I"CTNh INST
TUTE-Blanch. Leisch. Birkhard, Dor
min. Mazuraviac Chancellor, struzik,
Williamson, FiIbey. Peach and sssle-
FOREST PARK HIGH SCHOOL,
archer. Fine, LeKum, Blackhurst.
Frazier. Seitg, Jorgenson, Thompson. j.
Boyle, H. Phillips, WorthinEton, Rer-
wanEer. Thomas Whitaker, Tamhoro,
Ortle. r. Boyle, Nausbaum, Weinberg,
Rogerson, Cooper. Ricketts, Liston.
OHanlon, Spates, Nelligan, MattiuKIy.
ODonneu. Aitcheson, Mahoney, Dillon.
shea, O'Neill. Hayden, WaIdron, Bourke
CHESTER HIGH scHooL-T. Nase,
Crump. b. Nase.
COLUMBIA JUNIOR HIGH-Anthony,
Leroy Winbigler, HarrigaU, Cooksey,
Roumel Thorn, Flax and Milton.
HlNE JUNIOR HIGH-Caron. FOno-
roff. Eicher. Hayden, Mostow, Kuhnert.
Little and Gill
LANGLEY JUNIOR HIGH-Pearson,
Longo. JulianO, Basiliko. MacKessey,
Martin. Seaton, Cfomei, Volland, Payne,
O'Brien. Renno, Huguely ana stretch.
MCFARLAND JUNIOR HIGH-Haw-
kins. Corridor. Stone, Cockrell, Gardner,
Goldman. Sweeney, Gramlich, Mirman,
Beavers. Heitmlller and Edmundson.
FREDERICK HIGH SCHOOI-Sum-
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Dewitt Prep schoo'-Summers, Abram-
son. Fry, RttPr, CO e, G'hane, GIeesNr,
Bakshtan. Reaie, Hoctor, Knott X. Fink
Downs, Mallonee Lease TAYLOR, witz
Slower. Owens Grazains, Marks Dick
man, Cohen, s. Phillips. Hutchins.
Schretsr. Bouss, Long, Beach, Shaffier.
EtcklsberE, koenig, H. Fink, Swindell