Evening star., 1938-04-26
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

BY BILL DISMER, Jr.
All but four of the Districts COL
legiate entries In the Penn relays this
week end at Philadelphia were known
today as Maryland and Georgetown
prepared to provide the bulk of the
competition from the Capital area.
Catholic and American Universities
and Gallaudet are sending representa-
tives for only one race, the Mason
Dixon mile. but Hoya and Old Line
thinclads are slated for participation
in nine other events. C. U. had in
tended going in another mile race, but
when the schedules showed the two
races were only IS minutes apart, the
Cardinals dropped out of the second
Maryland will enter two men in as
many special events Hermie Evans
is down to run in the 4OO-meter hurdle
and Ed Miller will go in the high
Jump, another of the specials on the
tWo-day program. Otherwise the
Terps will enter three varsity relays,
the same number to be entered by
the Hoyas. who also are sending q
freshmen quartet.
Georgetown's and A. US complete
squads were to be selected today and
tomorrow after final trials determine
the open berths on each. The only
decision Coach Jimmy Mulliean has
TO make at Georgetown Is whether Bill
Marlowe or John Motzenbecker runs
the second 220-yard sprint in the l.
mile medley. Coach Gus WEIGH, how
ever, must select four from the eight
who have chances of forming Ameri-
cans mile team Three-Gus Hertz,
Bill Adams and sgd Bishop-are local
boys. The other five are Cook.
Horton, Livingston, Jablonsky and
Thompson.
In Big Races Friday.
Locals will get their first action at
z O'Clock Friday afternoon with Mary
lands Evans running in the first event
OF the Relays. At 4:25, Maryland's s
distance medley team of Frank
Cronin, Coleman Headley, James
kehoe and Mason Chronister will dig
IN their spikes against IA other COL
leges from the Atlantic seaboard to
Texas. At 5:35. Georgetown sends its
sprint medley team of lie Roy Green.
Began, Marlowe or Motzenbecker and
Stewart Reeves into q field Just as
formidable in opposition as Mary
lands. Began and Marlowe or Mot
zenbecker will run the 220s, Green
the quarter and Reeves the $50.
No other events are scheduled for
loval colleges until Saturday. That
morning Georgetown's half-mile team
OF Green, Began, Marlowe and Mot
zenbecker will take the field at 1890
o'clock.
The Mason-Dixon mile, in which
A. u, c. U. and Gallaudet will vie
with some four others, is scheduled
for 2:10 O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Washington College, victor last year.
is favored to win again but c. U. is
reckoned as one of the foremost con-
tenders. c. U. will depend upon Leo
Wall, Bill Weldon, John Corbett and
Clement Mccormack to snatch away
the Marylanders' crown. Gallaudet,
which finished second last year, has
lost two Of its best men and A. U. may
have a chance for the show position.
The three local teams will run against
those from Delaware, Johns Hopkins
and Randolph-Macon in addition to
Washington College.
Terps in 4-M[ile Test.
The 4-mile relay championship in
which Maryland has entered Joe
Peaslee. Headley. Kehoe and Chron-
lister Is scheduled for $40 O'Clock.
The opposition in this event will come
from such teams as Cornell, Army.
Michigan State, North Carolina, Man
haitian, Syracuse, Temple, Pittsburgh,
Penn State, Columbia and Indiana.
Maryland also is entering the class
B 1-mile relay at 4:l0. Evans, Bill
Thies, Alan Miller and Cronin have
been selected for this race.
The last even drawing from local