Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-12

nv YE not only are greatly
AI very optimistic for Il
Wv OF our track and fielI
OF q Joint comment
and Coach Dorsey Griffith this mC
fed with the results Of their ende
track and field meet held in Wash
THE meet really has gone b
McAuliffe, land there is no duob
feature of our indoor schedules.
care of all the athletes who have
part than we at flrSt thought reaS
Indication to us that there is 70
events for local athletes will be gf
Catholic University's first meet since
before the war is to begin at O'Clock
tonight in the big Brookland gymna-
SUM, about the only place left in wash
ington with floor space SUFFICIENT to
house such an event Nearly $50 attn
letes are entered, and these represent
virtually every local athletic organiza-
ton, except Georgetown. Many OF them
come from Baltimore and other sections
close to Washington.
The Baltimore contingent is headed
by ii entries representing the Baltl-
more police force, numbering some OF
the best track and field meet in the
South Atlantic States. It was this group
field championship last Summer.
University of Maryland heads the list
of local colleges with an entry list OF
90. It seems to stand about the best
chance to capture the team trophy,
though its athletes are not as old nor
as experienced as those who represent
the Baltimore police organization. OSter
of the Baltimore police is an excep-
tional sprinter and Don Foote OF the
same organization Is a good all-arouno
man. cinnamon, Quinn. Remsburg,
Linzey and Campbell win bear the brunt
of competition for the Maryland squad.
A total of 26 colleges. schools and
clubs are entered. Excepting George
towns six men, the athletes represent
ing these organizations are the best in
the section. In fact, they represent
about all there Is in the way OF track
talent around Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Two team trophies are to be awarded.
one to the organization getting the most
points in the open events and one to
the high or prep school which becomes
top scorer in that class.
The order of events follows:
5O-yard dssh--High and prep schools,
heats.
Pole vault-Open.
50-yard dash-Open, heats.
50-yard hurdles - open, heats and
finals.
5O-yard DASH High and prep schools.
finals
5O-yard dash-D. G. A. A. U. cham
pionship finals.
High jump-Open.
2-3-mile (7O-05 pounds1 boys relay.
2-3-mile (90-I05 pounds) boys relay.
44O-yard DASH High and prep schools.
RRO-yarCi Flin--CueTl
50-yard daSh-Open, finals.
2-3-mile-Junior high relay.
1-mile run-High and prep schools.
2-3-mile-C1uh relay.
Observation-Disclosures prep school relay.
44O-yRrd dasfaOpen.
esO-yard run-High and prep schools.
1-mile run--Open.
600-yard run Novice kkWo, sections,
fastest time decisfve) $3.50. 49, 49, 40.
2-nile college varsity Telay@
Smile rlIn-Open. Fz.S.ses s-7s..,s-----s--s
l-mile high and prep .-s-.~s.ss-.e.s
1-niile college freshmen relay.s-%-
1-mile college varsity relay.
Georgetown Is seeking place to
stage its boxing matches Saturday night
with Bucknell University. The Blue
and Gray Is confronted with the diff
Guilty of having gymnasium too small
to seat the number Of persons that de-
sire to attend, and it has additional
difficulties In finding place elsewhere
suitable in other respects.
George Washington last night drop
ped its first intercollegiate swimming
match. losing to Catholic University
with only IS points against 50. The
Colonials began a short while back to
give consideration to the organization
of q swimming team and, to ascertain
how it might take" listed two meets
with Catholic u.
A bigger squad than was looked for
presented themselves and considerable
hope is held that the sport may take
an abiding place in the Buff and Blue
calendar. Last nights meet was held
in the Catholic u. tank and the next
is to take place in the Ambassador Ho-
tel tank. which has been designated as
the home pool for George Washington.
The summaries:
4o-yard free style-Won by Mullen C. %;
second. Longfellcw &c. W.; third, McAree
ioC.ysrd iFs; styis-won By D,Esopo 60
aiS-ysrd free stg 1S; Won by Mullen g
H T ssSSnS I H 4,me ag w' third
iOC;ySrd bsekitroE:s- BY zesOx.itt'
osl Soosard Sr. w shs.hsn
&C. ID; second, Kane &C. ~; third, Strauss
&c. W.. Time. 1908.
%; second. Strauss C. W.; third, Henss.
Ter &c. W.
Eeisyswoa Sy e p. sPlshertyy, McA;rss
Thompson, English and Connolly.
Georgetown has two relay teams and
runners in two events for individuals iT
the Knights Of Columbus games in New
York tonight. Kelly is to run on both
the mile and emile teams, and un.
doubleday has quite an evenings worl
cut out for him. The other members o.
the mile team are Briggs, Carlin anc
Burke, and Of the 2-mile team are
Julicher. Mara and Downing. Leo Sex.
ton. the Blue and Grays great all.
around athlete, and Kjelstron. hurdler
are to take part in several events. Coacl
John O'Reilly had little to say about hi
prospects for victories. but indicated
that he felt some Of his men ought Il
come through.
What should be q real boxing match
Is to take place this week at the Nava
Academy. with Western Maryland Col
1ege booked as the opposing school. Thu
westminster boxers have been goinl
along at gait that would seem to max
them strong opponent for any col
legiate boxing squad, while the Navy
record in boxing is almost too wei
known to need rehashing.
Last year Western Maryland tough
Navy to standstill, although it los
the match by a slim margin. And thi
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