Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-23
RELAY FOURS DUE
TO RUN AT PENN
Several Washington lnstitu-
tons Are Scheduled to
Compete in Big Races.
GEORGETOWN TEAM PLAYS
HARVARD THIS AFTERNOON
Close Game Expected to- Be Result
of Clash on Hill
top.
BY H. C. BYRD.


! part in the University Of Pennsylvania
liclay games. Four institutions from
/ this city VIII be iii competition, while
all the most prominent colleges in
1 Maryland and Virginia will have quar-
4 tets Nearln. their colors against the
! best tn northern universities have to
! offer
! ,ialllndct and catholic University
m" 70 compete in different classes. The
I former y i'll run against Nillanova. Ir-
SINUS, Delaware college, Washington
College and several others. The Brook
! land four is booked to appear against
! Dickinson. Muhlenhurg and others in
| that class. 1t is extremely unfortunate,
though. that both these colleges viii he
compelled to run from a poor position
/ on the track.
! Western High and Central High are
! to have relay teams against the best
! il&h schools of the east. Central has
1 its quartet entered III two glasses, one
/ II" championship and the other class |.
/ ~" Hlic aud White has a chance to
] capture the high school title. too. and
! 10 learn that il has done so viii oc
Ecaslon not the least surprise. Western
ais" has good team. though not as
fast rs central Western is not taking
! part in either Of the events in which
i Central viii he seen.
! Washington and Ice and Virginia
| VIII lie represented, though not i'll the
] same class Washington and Lee has :,
1 fairiE good team, while Virginia is
/ very strong. This is practically the
I first attempt Washington and Lee has
| made in tn" Penn races. Virginia $ sup
4 rprterS think il viii take the title III
! the class Il championship.
! Every college IN Maryland Of any
| prominence whatever viii be in com
| petition. Johns Hopkins is to run in
! the same race with Virginia. the Mary
! Mao nd oh inc NJ t'ollcpp
| viii compete in the event with Gal
! laudct and st. Johns and Western
! Maryland viii 20 against the same
! schools chat does Catholic University.
| Some of the scholast races VIII be
| run today, but the real part of the meet
/ viii be held tomorrow, when the con
/ tests between the big scholastic teams
and the universities and colleges are 70
! h.. staged. Some brilliant races should
! take place, as the best Of the collegiate
/ talent in the middle west, south and
1 cast VIII be III evidence.
| neiphborhood of Brookland in divers
/ places certain signs ON FENCES anu
trees and boards of all kinds We're
F., written G. l., ?; Harvard. !. when
fexnIains the result of the base
4 BAN game played yesterday at Ameri-
can League Park between these insti.
tutious. It Was q jubllant crowd OF
+ catholic University students that ce'e
. Er,tt,tG the victory oN1i 'hV - -
and 50 it is said. the waiting station at
I Rrookland mySteriously Went up ~
smoke even the inanimate seeming 70
feel that it ought to give just dues
Ia the team which won from one OF
the biggest universities in the land
latter a tcn-inning struggle.
To Don johnson should go the ma
iorjty Of the credit for the victory
lie pitched brilliantly from STAR ~
tnish. He let the Harvard team down
with just two hits, which IS gong
some" for any college hurler- In con
trast to the ligh: hitting OF the liar
ward players, Catholic onlvsrsltS cor
Injected for nine safeties, and one other
drive made by killian hen men were
on, would have gone for two or three
bases had not Mahan performed a re
InarkaDle catch IN center lieid 'oeH si''
errors were made and the game. was
not as clean fielding exhibition as II
might have been. However, the ms
cues were more than made up for by
the excellent and more IMAM spctac-
tular plays accomplished at tunes
Harvard is to appear at George
ltown today Another good contest
should take place, as 'ieorseio"i, prop
IaGlr win get better pitching than It
Ir,d III The conflict with Tufts Wedncs-
dal. The Harvard team Is i,key to
conc rleht back, though. ana NJ a lot
better than against 'a'"ol'' -
NaIr4n and Hagertv probably win 10
me opposing pitchers. the former tor
Harvard aud tn" latter for George
lawn Rnfi, mon HAY" done good work
IN tho MA Iority Of their contests. aud
each ought to work with better than
tHo average effectiveness. ne game z
itiroructovrn Hiil begin At $50 o'clock.
The Aualos;an Boat Clubs eight VIII
20 to Annapolis tomorrow for race
t,ith tho NAVY. The local ere" y IN
good shape and expects 70 make a good
Z showing