Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-13

n n ORE than 125 athletes from the
HH District, Virginia and Mary
IVY land will compete in the an
1 i nual South Atlantic A. A. U
senior track and field meet tC
be held in Central High School Stadium
Saturday starting at 2 pm.
Though there is doubt as to whether
George Simpson, holder of the unofficial
world record for the 100-yard dash al
925 seconds, will be able to compete be-
cause of leg injury, the special 100
yard dash will be the big feature, as
Claude Bracey, Rice. Tex, Institute
sensation, will perform along with Pete
Bowen, University of Pittsburgh flyer
and Flash Farmer of the University of
North Carolina, who claims the 100
yard title and is so anxious to show his
wares against the crack field that he
has offered to pay his own expenses to
the meet.
Georgetown University, University OF
Maryland, the Naval Academy and
other organizations will be represented
by some of their leading athletes, sew
eral crack Schoolboy athletes will per-
form, and host Of unattached men,
including not a few of proved worth
will take part.
Baltimore Police Department, which
will try to retain the team champion
ship, has entered the largest team, with
16. Don c. Foote, who will compete in
the high jump, shotput, discus, pole
vault and the hop step and jump, is the
outstanding member of the Baltimore
outfit. In five years he has gained 1916
points in 20 meets.
Dave Adelman, in the shotput, anC
Bill WimSatt, IN the discus throw and
javelin, are leading Georgetown athletes
entered, though the latter will represent
the local K. of G. Urban Linzey, in the
half mile; Dick White, in the broad
vault, are University of Maryland stall
warts who will perform. The Naval
Academy will be represented by A
Donald Fraser, in the low hurdles
L, Miles and A. P. Stewart, in the pole
vault; D. G.. Dwight, in the Shotput;
Fraser, in the low hurdles; r. P. Fiala
in the 440-yard dash, and G. K. NC
Zenzie and G. G. Tyson, in the 100-yaro
dash.
Haskell Clark, veteran District dis
lance runner, and Tom Nase, bespec-
tacled Chester High stalwart of Cen
tralia, Va, are among the entrants In
the one-mile run. Nase has shown SEN
sationally here in various meets in the
past few years. Clark also is entered in
the Six-mile run, along with Jerry
Looney, another District distance run
ner of long experience.
1Oo-yard dash-N. J: Ely (unattachedl
ander Myers baltimore A. Cd, G.; K; Nc
son %. s. Marine Corps, Benedict Konops
S. Marine Corps, John A; Walstrum tBalti'
m es gta9ieS os a 3Baisimore Pocs WI
liam d Fuller eStrayers Coilsgel' Be a1s
Robert aS Raes1
l-mile run-Thomas P. Nase unattached
Young Gross Country Club, Frank ,WohT
csaf anos q e. waton Ship
baltimore, Police, Leonard Fehlauer {BaI.
berry Berry Forest School. ' - >"OON
i2oyaId high hTrdesI crtC Fanhhsyy jr
Edacstisn AssociatiOnS, 4. Donald Frssel
.l40:yard run-SSNathsniel J; Ely Cunattach.
4. Wilkins !gnattschsdI; R. p Piala 81
Poee sta GTe os Se Bsftmore Poce
W: Jett Lauck, tr. (Woodberry Forest
smile walk - Earl L. Reigle (Patterson)
Track Club, Francis T: Bohagen Patterson
Track Club. Jacob Kadish, Cunattached)
Baltimore Police), Ernest Crosbie (unat-
'E S5o-yard hurdles-D. c. Fahey tunattach.
ed. Wexford Edmundson (unattachedl, John
K. Norton National Education Association)
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440 ms ss5 as{ Po Essy
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Il Prncs, Jesse e 5: Martin Harry Leasue
John Pinsert. James z. Kenney' J. s
l' Pois a Haait9 eTSw Caldwell tunattached
Charles w. Fouts (unattached), q. A. AmaI