Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-17
NAVY ATHLETES
HAVE A BIG DAY
Sailors Meet Other Institutions
on Track, Courts, Water
and Diamond.
TWO GAMES SCHEDULED
HERE THIS AFTERNOON
Georgetown Plays University Of
Maryland and Gallaudet Goes
Against M. A. C.
BY n. C. BYRD.

The Naval Academy athletic teams
are to he very busy this afternoon.
The Sailors are to play base ball
against Tufts College. tennis with a
squad from Dickinson. viii row against
the Princeton crew and Will meet
Johns Hopkins in dual track and field
games.
The rnidshipmen ought to be victors
in at least three of the four coinpeti
tons They probably have an even
chance to win the crew race and the
base ball game. and they ought 10
get the breaks in at least one OF the
two events In the tennis and track
meet the Navy should win rather easily
Neither Dickinson nor Hopkins has
evidenced sufficient strength to warrant
a prediction that an even chance may
be looked for against the rnidship-
men.
Tufts College is said to he repre-
scented by an exceptionally strong base
ball team this spring. In fact, Tufts
has been coming to the front rather
rapidly in pretty nearly every branch
of sport of late. Last fall 1t turned out
a foot ball squad that was much above
Harvard being sufficient to prove it's
real caliber. Tufts is to meet George
town, Catholic University and the
Maryland Aggies next week.
Two base bail games are to be
played by college teams here this aft
ernoon. Georgetown Is scheduled to
meet the University Of Maryland and
Gallaudet will go against its greatest
rival when il faces the Maryland Agri-
The War Department Base Ball
League has been organized and has
"dopted the following schedule:
May, Adjutant General vs. stan; 4. Ord
u. Adjutant General VS.. Ordnance: I. Quarter
Adjutant General Quartermaster: T. Engi-
neers vs.. staff; 10. Quarermaste VS.. Ordnance:
"a. Engineers vs.: Adiutant General; Il. Ordnance
Va. Engineers: is. STAFF Adjutant General
II, Quartermaster Ordnance: 20. Engineers
VS.. Staff; 81. Adjutant General VS.. Quartermas:
ter; "a, Ordnance Staff: -. Quartermaster
VS. Engineers; 81. Ordnance VS.. Ad1utant Gen
eral; u. Quartermasier vs. Stan: IS. Engineers
vs.. Adjutant General 81. stan vs.. Adtutant
General
June-l. Quartermaster Ordnance: ., En-
gineers STAFF: 3. Ordnance Adtutant Gem
eral 4. Engineers VS.. Quartermaster: !. stan vs..
Ordnance: :. Adtutant General VS.. Engineers: q,
Quartermaster VS.. STAFF: 10. Ordnance Engi-
IA. Ordnance VS.. Quartermaster. IL. STAN VS.. All
jutant General: III, Ordnance VS.. Engineers; i.
Quartermaster staff; Is. Engineers Ad-
jutant General; q, Ordnance vs.. STAFF: -, Engi-
neers vs., Quartermaster: %. Ordnance vs.. Ad-
jutant General; a. Engineers stan; ~. Ad-l
jutant General va. Quartermaster; 2s. Adjutant
General vs.. stan: %, ouartermaster VS.. Ensi-
neers: 30, Ordnance STAFF.
JULY, Quartermaster VS.. AdJutant General:
.. Ordnance Engineers: 3. Staf Quar-
STAFF VS.. Engineers; s. Ordnance Quartermns
ter; 0. Engineers vs.. Ad1utant General: II.
jutant General: Il. Ordnance VS.. Quarrermaster;
L. Staf vs. Engineers; III Ordnance VS.. Adlu
tant General; ~ Qnaaermas'er ,, VS. sian ~;
vs.. Quartermaster: %. Stan US. Ordnance: 80,
Engineers VS.. Aijutant General.
The Dickinson College tennis team
was decisively beaten by the Maryland
Aggies yesterday. The match was
ing their rivals in every set except
one. The one victory which went to
Dickinson was that won by Woodward
from Ford in the singles.
The scores were:
Singles-woodward Dickinson, defeated Ford
feated Bryson dickinson, 6-l. ia. Amigo
IN; A; c. defeated MeKane ,pickinsonl, 81.
e. Peter tM A. c. defeated Hceht 'pickin-
Doubles-Peter and Cohn M. A. c. defeated
Bryson and Mckane dickinson, "a, CO.
Ford and Amigo M. A. e., defeated Hecht and
Woodward dickinson, u =. %.
The Catholic University base ball
team Is at Charlottesville today to meet
the University of Virginia nine The
Brooklanders will pitch Fahey, the for
mer Holy Cross star, and it is expected
that he will give the Orange and Blue
all il is looking for to win. Virginia,
though. is represented by very strong
com bination. and the local Institution
has no easy task in front of II by any
means.
Catholic University had little trouble
winning from Rock Hill College yes
terday. The Brooklanders proved much
too strong for the Ellicott city nine
outplayinE 1t in every department.
Duncan and Croker. who worked on the
mound for the Brooklanders, allowed
only two hits. while their team made a
total of twelve.
Killian. who held down first base for
the local aggregation, connected with
the ball for three safeties out of three
times at bat. He was at the plate four
times. but got sacrifice fly on the
other occasion.
George Green's st. Alhan's nine is
scheduled to play the team from the
Boys Latin School of Baltimore TODAY.
The Episcopalians figure they have ain
even chance to get away with the long
end of the score.