Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-17
TWO NORTHERN
TEAMS HERE
Harvard to- Play at George
town and vilIanOva Meets
Catholic University.
MUCH TALENT WILL
BE IN PENN RELAYS
Some of Best Athletes in
World viii Be in COMPETE
ti0n-M. A. C. Beats
Richmond.
BY h. C. BYRD.

Two last northern college teams are
scheduled to appear here this afternoon
Georgetown will meet Harvard, while. the
Catholic University is playing the Vii
lanova nine
both the local schools will have hard
time getting away with the games. pro-
Sioed the Crimson and Fillanova have
teams up 10 their usual standards. Har-
ward mas generally been represented nv
very capable aggregation of bali plav
ers. and Nillanova has always had nine
above the average
Ii is almost certain that F'ienle will
ptch for Georgetown. although il NAV he.
that Mccarthy or Kelly W II be sent in
Mco aTthy Is a bette: pitcher than he has
been sven credit for. and there is every
Chance OF his success if he S used He
pitched some remarkable games for the
Preps last spr ng, and when he has been
used this season has managed to get
away with his work very we'll Fienle
may be saved for the Virginia games il
being much desired that they be won this
spring.
1t Is reported that Catholic University
VII pitch Ryan. That is bv no means
certain. though. and switch NAV be
made at the last moment, and either
Greene or Trayers senttin.
Catholic University Will pay TODAY.
tomorrow and saturday \ Inorganic
series with Seton Hall will start to-
MORROW. The Seton Hall nine had a
was Cancelled. When the fact was com
municated TO the Catholic University
manager he agreed TO play Friday as
we'll as Saturday.
- The Maryland Aggies PLAYED their first
game yesterday in nearly two weeks A
cancellation and poor weather resulted in
the postponement of three games sched-
uled during that period. The Farmers
had no trouble winning from Richmond
College, scoring three runs In the first
inning. That was enough to win as the
firginians failed to tally more than once.
Both Hofecker and Loomis. who did
the pitching for the Farmers. had things
their own wat. They allowed only a
single hit, that coming in the sixth in
ming Both pitchers were worked in or
der TO keep them in shape. 1t is the first
time that Hoffecker has been in the box
in two weeks. and LOOMS has not work
ed since the Rock Hill game, last Satur-
day week ago
The pitching of Wiley is deserving OF
mention. The Richmond twirler. while
he was hit oIportunely, struck out ter
men, Had he had control of the bal
there might have been a different story
He had enough stuff with which to win
games, but he did not know where tho
ball was going when he wound up and
cut loose.
Shipley made the star play in tn
Richmond-M- y. {. game yesterday. An
carrow drove the ball almost directly owe
second base. 1t looked very much as
IL were ging to be a clean hit. Simple
made an excellent stop. though, and by
quick throw got his man at first by feet
Shipiey. besides pulling off the sta
fielding stunt In yesterdays game be
tween II. a. G. and Richmond College
led his team in batting. He got TWO hit
out of. four trips TO the plate.
The following is "A prospectus of tn
relay races and individual events TO b
held at the University of Pennsylvania
next week. April 70:
Pennsylvania relay races will thi
year eclipse even the great records O
last year. Seventy-three colleges and ~
contests. These teams embrace practi
Gally all the college and school athleti
talent east of the Rocky mountains. TIL
college relay championships of Americ
have attracted all the teams that WouI
have CHANGE in these very high elias
events. while the special events will hav
intercollegiate champions and record hold
ers. or both. from the east and west. /
the above trials OF skill. strength an
speed. Harvard, Yale, Princeton. Colim
bia. Dartmouth, Syracuse. Brown. Massa
chusetts Institute of Technology. Yves
leyaH, Michigan. Missouri. Illinois, Chi
cafo, Notre Dame, Northwestern. Obi
state. Colgate and Brigham Young Uni