The Washington herald., 1913-02-22
BY c. w. SWAN.

| Twenty-nine runners will face Startel
| Joyce at Carroll Institute at go O'CLOCK
this afternoon. and with the crack of tn,
pistol the Carroll Institute ten-mile mara
| thon will be on.
Entries from the Baltimore Cross Coun
try Club. the Memorial Athletic Club
! the Carroll Institute. the Central Y NJ
c. A, of Baltimore: the Washington Ath
| letic Association. and several other Bal
Fillmore organizations have been received
| and Capt. Lynch. Of the Carroll Institute
track team, is confident that the run will
be a huge success
Louis Hitchew, of the Central Branch
Baltimore Y. NJ. c. A., who finished sec.
ond in the South Atlantic hill and dal.
run in Baltimore recently. which was
won by John Gallagher. Of Georgetown
is one of the starters. Schofield and
Royalty are being counted upon to dt
wonders from the Baltimore Cross Coun-
try Club. Carroll Institute will pin its
faith in Johnny Bolac. the sturdy little
distance runner Of the Tenth Street in
stitution. Capt. Lynch and Gallagher will
also be in the running, wearing the colors
Of Carroll Institute.
The Washington Athletic Association
has entered three men-Holiand, Groome,
and Williams.
Holland has won several long
tance events in the past few years.
while Williams finished fourth in the
South Atlantic championship event in
Baltimore last year.
The following course, which has been
measured of by Prof Joyce, who is In
charge Of the run, has been marked ::
Leave Carroll Institute. going north to
Massachusetts Avenue. west on Massa-
chusetts Avenue to Connecticut Ave
nue.. north on Connecticut Avenue
across Connecticut Avenue Bridge. and
out Chevy Chase Road to Chevy Chase
Circle. and return by the same route
to the institute.
Prospects Bright at Tech.
nical High School baseball team, is
confident Of turning out winning ag-
gregation this spring. He has a big
squad of pitchers and catchers work.
ing out daily. with Dutch Munich. the
local boy now with the Nationals
watching the catchers.
Showers. a big left-hander. gives
promise of developing into a corking
good high school finger. while Defen-
dorf. although rather small has good
control and speed. Ochsenreiter. the
star of the football team. has been
shifted from the box to third base. and
Coach Robertson will not use him on
the mound. Ochsenreiter is a real ball
player. from all reports, and the fol-
lowers of high school baseball are
promised some fancy stunts by this
youngster II all the good things said
by his coach come true.
Another lad at Tech who gives prom
Use of making a good ballplayer is
Galleher. big right-handed hurler.
Galleher has a world of speed. but lit
tie control. and Coach Robertson will
work him hard for the next month.
trying to teach him the art of finding
the plsee.
Behind the bat the Manual Trainers
will use Steed. Edwards. or Hopkins.
This trio looks the best of the many
receivers out. and the preference must
go to little Steed. This lad is hustler
from the start. and II will take
mighty good backstop to beat him out
Of the job.
Following is a complete list of the
pitchers and catchers now working out
in the new addition Pitchers. Tansey.
Galleher. Showers. Dudley. Low. Finch,
Defendorf. and Ochsenreiter: catchers.
Sparrow. Hopkins, Easter. Steed, and
Edwards.