The Washington times., 1915-05-01
Place to Be Chosen Later by
Board; Which Also Has Tech
Protest.
AGGIES MEET IS ON TODAY
SchooIboys Of District and
Maryland Fight for Inter-
scholastic Trophy.
By BRYAN MORSE.

The faculty athletic advisers OF
the high schools have set the date OF
May 22 for the annual championship
field and track games of the five
schools, but have made no provision
for the place at which to run off the
games.
Chairman Emerson w. Matthews
made known the decision OF the
board today and said that the mat
ter of the place for holding the
games had been under advisement.
It is thought that the advisers will
ask the Maryland Agriculture Col
lege authorities today, when the
schools are there for the big meet,
for the use of the field for the
games.
There is but one other place in the
city within reasonable distance Of the
center where the games could be held,
and this is Satterlee Field at which the
events were run off two years ago. Cen
tral, It Is understood raised objection
to holding the games there as the seat
ing capacity Is small Satter}ee Field
IL a full quarter mile, has a cindcr track
and a 10O-yard straightaway, and is
part of the St. Adams school property.
At present, it Is the fastest track south
Of Baltimore, rivaling that at Lambeth
Field, and the newly erected field at
Alexandria where Episcopal High School
holds forth.
There had been decided opposition to
holding the track meet at College Park
this year as the expense of going out is
as much as admission to the games II
held In an enclosed park. Holders of ath-
letic ticbets from the various assocla-
boards. and then have to pay as much
as admission In order to get to the
games.
Tho advisers have the protest Of Di-
rector Leonard Brown and Coach j.
Harry Collflower, of the Tech High
School today, and will act upon it in
Que time Tech protested the umpire Of
hearing before the board to state the
case as they saw it. There we're all
sorts of bad breaks coming to Tech in
the game of week ago, and many saw
CAUSE for protest on several decisions
notably when no notice was taken of
the balks which Pitcher Cox got away
with and the extra men on the sideline,
which included the coach, during cru
stance the coacher on third walked into
the field of play and held up the rum
ner.
All high schooldom is at College Park
today for the big NJ. A. c. meet in which
some 100 entries have been made. Cen
trail, Tech. Western, st. Albans. Eastern.
and Chevy Chase High School with the
to the Maryland schools. which include
Tome, Baltimore Polytechnic. and Bal
timore City College
various events for the schoolboys. In
the hundred Brooke Brewer. Of St AL
bans; Leo Hornsby, of Tome Robert
MaXam, Of Western Dorsey Griffith. of
the same school; Milstead Of Central !;
Gates, Agnew. and Birthright, of the
same institution, should furnish interest
ing races.
In the 220-yard event the same lads
should come up through to the semi
finals. The quarter has the four Cen
trail cracks. Gates. Hunt, Hill. and Mil
stead entered, while Tech is putting
Rardell and Johnson, it's best runners.
Cheesman, of Tome, is expected to come
up toward the front at the finish, while
Hornsby also has been entered in this
event
Tome is expecting to make killing in
the weights and broad jump with Paul
DevereuX, the 212-pound youngster. who
has been entered in all the meets this
spring. carr Slnltn, COdCn OF the / ONE
team, says DevereuX is one of the best
in the East in the weights.
Central ST. Adams and Tome are the
likely candidates for a win in tomor-
rows meet with the advantage in the
order named. st. Albans with Brewer.
Rose. Sternberg, Carter, Holmes, and
Hauser should come close to a win If
the breaks are gotten. Last year West
ern won the meet by half a point with
two schools tied for second place with
1h points each