Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-28
THREE RELAYS
TO GO TO PENN
Georgetown, N. A. c. and GAL
Iaudet Colleges Will
Be Represented.
CATHOLIC U. MAY
ALSO SEND TEAM
Will Be First Time BrookIand-
erS Have Ever Had Quartet
in Carnival.
BY II. C. BYRD.

Three of the local colleges are GER
tain to be represented by relay teams
| in the University of Pennsylvania re-
| lay games April &c, and there is pos
| sibility that four will send men.
| Georgetown, Gallaudet and the Mary
land Agricultural College are the in
| situations which will have quartets in
| competition, and there is a possibility
that Catholic University will send a
| four
| This is the first time in long while
+! that Georgetown has decided definitely
| to send a team. The Blue and Gray has
| not been represented by a four within
| the last few years that would have
done credit to it in the class in which
! it has always been placed. This spring
| q different condition is evident on the
Hilltop, and there is every indication
| that the quartet will win the race, pro-
viding all conditions are equal in which
/ it is entered. Judging by the manner
in which 1t has won all the events in
| which it took part during the indoor
! season it would appear that none OF
the teams against which the Blue and
Gray four will be placed will be cap
able of winning from 1T unless some
unforeseen condition exists at the
time.
Gallaudet had success last season in the
Penn games in that it finished second
lads have the same men back in school
that made up that team with the excep-
ton of one, and it is likely that the
four that is to be sent will be just as
fast as that which ran in 1912 While the
man who will not be on the team this
spring was probably the fastest of the
bunch. the other three members will
likely have improved enough to make up
= - 1T he
man who will be the fourth member this
year. st. Johns College of Annapolis
won the event last spring and Gallaudet
was close up.
The Maryland Aggies, for the first time
in several years, did not get a place in
the games last spring. The Farmers
were in the same race as was Gallaudet
and they were defeated by the Buff and
Blue by a wide margin. The Farmers
finished in fourth place last spring. This
year the team. as whole. is probably
a little faster than last spring, and every
hope is being entertained that a place
can be secured, at least.
Another school that is likely to send
team Is Catholic University. The Brook
landers have achieved some little success
during the indoor season, and they will
probably make an effort to send four
to the Penn carnival for the first time.
The work Of the men in two races last
winter was such that one would think
they would be able to show fairly well
In q race on an outdoor track.
II Fury does not play with the George
town nine against the Navy tomorrow the
Blue and Gray will be considerably weak
ened on the offensive. The team has not
shown much ability with the stick so
Tar; and as Fury Is about the best man
with the stick in the lineup. it may be
readily understand how much he will be
needed. Fury's arm may not be in the
- t. frsv~ h1
can do much better work with the bat
than anybody else. and that is one OF
the main factors in college game, or
any game, for that matter With Fury
in the lineup there is man who is apt
to clean the bases any time he gets at
| the plate, factor which should do much
| in deciding whether or not he will be
| played.
| Catholic University is scheduled to
meet SwarthmOre tomorrow. The Brook
| landers are figuring on getting away
with the long end of the score in an
other game. There is a probability that
Greene will be sent in to do the pitch
ing, as he has not worked in nearly two
| weeks. Since he pitched in the contest
against Virginia last Monday week ago
Greene has not appeared in the box
once. He should be in great shape
now, ready to beat almost any college
aggregation he may face.
The Maryland Aggies will play West
ern High today. The Red and White
nine will go to College Park to meet
the Farmers. The game should result
in mutual benefit. although the Aggies
ought to get away with the contest.
The fact that it will be against a much
stronger nine will give Western a chance
to improve considerably because of the
superior batting practice it will receive
and the better all-round work than it
will have to face in the scholastic
series.
1t is probable that both Brewer and
Adams will pitch for Western. and Lep-
per. a left-hander, will get chance to
show what he can do in a regular con-
test for the Farmers.
Technical High sprung surprise on
Gallaudet yesterday, getting away with
the game i'm which the two teams took
part by a score of to 5. Gallaudet out
hit the Schoolboys but the same number
of errors were made by each side. None
of the Gallaudet pitchers was worked
hard. because of the game they must
twirl tomorrow against the st. Johns
College team.