The Washington times., 1915-05-28
ST. ALBANS' NINE IS
PLAY|NGT0ME TEAM
AT PORT DEPOSIT
Meets Cedarcroft, Pa, Nine To-
morrow and Will Take in In
tercoIIegiates.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

st. Albans baseball team is at Port
Deposit, Md, today for the return
game with Tome Institute, and the
big game of the Tome schedule. Ten
players, accompanied by Coach
George F. Green and l.. G. Kicker, CT
the faculty, started on their annual
trip which will end at Cedarcroft,
Pa, tomorrow morning, and will take
in the big intercollegiate field and
track games at Franklin Field, Phila-
delphia, tomorrow.
"Tiny" Holmes is slated to go in
against the Tome team today, and
from indications Tome will be lucky
to get away with the game. Holmes
has not been going so we'll Of late,
but succeeded in tanning twenty OF
the Dunham Latin School boys in a
game last week. Tome will be strong
er of course than the Baltimore boys.
Tomorrow Peyton March probably Will
90 into the box with Brooke Brewer
held in reserve. The Tome boys had
an opportunity of seeing Brewer run
three weeks ago. He landed a Dig sll-
yer cup at the Tome games, and 1t
was said then that he was just as good
a shortstop as he was a sprinter.
Those on the trip are Walter Holmes
Peyton March. Worth Daniels, John
Leavell, Harold Rose, John Potter, Cls-
sci Gott, Bradley Davidson, Wllllam
Northrup. and Brooke Brewer Inc
boys will play the Cedarcroft SGhool
i,o
to Franklin Field tomorrow afternoon
to watch TIE big athletes light out
for the intercollegiate title.
third of its boast good To-Day in meet
ing Tech High School at Georgetown
Field. in the final battle for the hlsh
school title. The other day when 'ch-
o Streeters would close the week with
three titles-the drill, the baseball cham
pionship and the track championship,
The win of Wednesday, when Bus,. !.
known as Central week" With the
drill safely won and the track meet on
almost sure thing, Central hopes 10 oe-
feat Tech for the title TO-DAY. IL ~, ID
mound for the Central team while Marx
Showers may work for Tech.
Georgetown kindly consented to let
the schools use the field. Harry Shur,-
liam Handiboe will umpire on the bases.
Tech is favored in today's game.
The Georgetown Props are celebrating
A. win in the dual track meet with
the Chevy Chase High School held yes
terday The Props produced capabic
performer in Hume, who scored sixteen
points for his team. The Props won by
81 to 26.
The summaries follow:
50-yard dssh-Won by Connor. G. L.
second. Weller. 6. P: third, Hume. q.
p Time, 5 % seconds.
220-yard dash-Won by Hume. G. T.:
second. Weller, G. P; third. lmerie. {.
c. II. s. Time. - rs seconds.
44O-yard dash-Won by Corbctt, G. p:
second. DevereuX. G. p; third, Shoe
maker, c. c. II. S. Time. 54 seconds.
5O-yard low hurdlcs-Won by Hume.
G. p; second. Gardner, c. G. H. $:
third. Imerie. c. c. H. S. Time. %
seconds.
Running broad jump-Won by Hume
G. p; second. Gardner. c. G. II. S.
third. Levy. G. p. Distance, Is feet
Pole vault-Won by Robertson, c. c.
H S.; second. Dawson, c. &. Fl. =.
third, Hume, G. T. Height, 10 feet.
High jump-Won by Levy, q. P; Sec
ond, Common. G.. P; third, lmerie. c. C.
H s., and Weller. G. p, tied Height
feet 8 inches.
Shot put (S pounds)-Won by Levy. q
P: second, Dawson. G. &. II. s; third
Robertson, G. c. II. S. Distance, 81
feet
Relay race-Won by c. c. II. S.