The Washington times., 1915-04-14
Bremen and Rose Almost Sure
of Places on Team to Go to
PhiIIy.
MAY HOLD TENNIS TOURNEY
Coach Green's Boys May Put on
Event for Racqueters Next
Month.
By BRYAN MORSE.

BY BRYAN MORSE.
Mt. st. Albans School track can
didates are taking their trials today
for the relay team which will repre-
sent the school in the Penn relay
carnival to be held in Philadelphia
April 23 and "a. With the return
Of the boys from the Easter holidays
activities in athletics are picking up
= to the extent that baseball, track and
tennis are on a big boom.
Coach George F. Green will have
his hands full picking quartet from
Gray Stubbs, Evan" Sternberg,
"Untz" Brewer, "Crawf" Carter,
Harold Rose, Payton March, "Ted''
Cleborne and Eric Hauser. Brewer
and Rose are expected to make the
team hands down, while Carter has
an even chance to nose out the 9TH
ers.
Pete Carney, official Handicapped for
the Middle Atlantic States, said that
Brewer was the fourth fastest man In
the country up to 100 yards. He has
done little in the 40, but Is expected to
. come through this spring. March Is
making good Roadway at track, a
game at whitoh he Is new.
The track team will take part in the
Penn games, the Maryland Agges'
meet, the Tome meet, the Princeton 'n-
terscholasucs, and the Junior and
senior Middle Atlantic schoolboy cham
pionships held at Philadelphia. Several
boys will be sent to the Stagg meet in
Chicago about the middle of June.
Many of the track team boys are
playing baseball at present, but find
sport The tennis team at Mt. St
Adams is picking up rapidly, and a
|, team will be formed in the near future
for matches with other schoolboy
teams. Dunlap Castle and Jack Potter,
two strong players. will be counted
upon as the mainstays of the tennis
team. Ogden Kelly, Mcclure Kelly
Harold Rose. and Westerfelt will try fol
the positions. A closed tournament Will
be held next month at the school fol
the championship.
Mt st. Adams has an open tennis
tournament under consideration, anc
Coach Green is of the opinion that the
| affair will be held some time during
the latter part of next month 1t Is
designed to throw the affair open tc
the schoolboys Of the District at pres
Maryland and Virginia will be admitted
II provision can be made for handling
them.
at Mt. st. Adams in the sense y
boys who are in competition. but ever!
youngster IS doing something. Coaci
Green has a number Of little fellow
working out every day, and many o
these thirteen and fourteen year ole
boys are playing baseball with the BIZ
team.
Central was trounced by the Lincoll
A. c. Yesterday. in nicely played con
test. The Lincoln team got away will
to 4 score. H'ldebrand pitching wei
for the Lincolns, despite his wildness.
Western succeeded in defeating tn,
Army and Navy Props by n 9 to score
coming uD In the last three innings
With men on. Captain Stearns polet
rout two hits, which scored four runs
Western got to Franzen in his fina
session.
st. Adams will play here instead o
In Baltimore on Saturday. The Dun
ham Boys School will be seen at Sat
terlee Field on Saturday morning.
Something like seventy-ive athlete
are out for the Central track team
and Coach Foley Is making time Will
many of them. The athletes are look
rev weeks, as many of them haV'
been working out s'nce the start o
school in September last.
Episcopa! High School will entertain
Western today at Alexandria. Busnes
was beaten by Episcopal, while Centra
trounced the Virginians. The team /
every bit as strong as that which me
all comers last year
Eastern IS playing the GeorgotowI
freshmen today, after resting up fr0r
the long jaunt through Virginia. TIL
FRESHMEN have gotten in fair shane
and probably Will start O'Lone, a left
handler. today.