Evening star., 1915-05-27
BY II. c. BYRD.

Georgetown and Catholic University
were winners of their final home games
yesterday. The Blue and Gray defeated
t;aIlaudet after a struggle that went
eleven innings. and the Brooklandefs
won from Bucknell by 1 to / in the
regulation time. Both contests were
we'll played. rejecting credit on al
four of the teams engaged.
The game between Georgetown ana
t;aIIaudet was something of surprise.
The fact that Rockwell and Rassmus-
sen became eligible almost at the las'
moment proved of great help 10 LIZ
Kendall Greeners. The confilct was
purely and simply pitchers pat'is
between Brennan of Georgetown anu
Rasmussen. Both were hit rathe'
freely at times. but there was littie -
choose between them. Rassihussei u
struck out ten men against e1she os
Brennan, each gave the same huhio.
/ of ba ses on halls-two-and Brennan O.
lowed one hit less than his oppoheh'.
C'usack playing third base Tor Ieoi -
town. starred in the field, having seven
assists and no errors.
Eabey pitched a splendid game Tor
II catholic University against Buchiieii
The pennsylyanians were unable to MT
contest and only four times were they
,bIe to drive the ball into safe terri
tory. Catholic University scored Two
runs in each of the first two innings,
4 ,nd after that did not get MAJ
/ across Rucknell did not count uhtii NC
/ ninth, when one man went over
K A month ago, Just after Central hau
! defeated Technical in the opening pa
! tie of the high school series oS ~ ~ y.
| II was stated in this column tnae
! need occasion no surprise II iechniS.
ana Central met in a final contest TO
\ nIay off a tie for the high schooi cnHin
/ pionship Yesterdays results pro'eu 'n -
i accuracy of the prediction. II SUN :.
might be termed. BY virtue o. a -
v;ntory over business by to 4, and OF
| Tech's win over Western by 70 !,
| these two schools are to meet heNl
week in a final conflct TO oeteii mn.
| which will hold the h1gnest scnoia.tio s ~,
! base ball honorS OF tue Distii'' -
| ensuing year. ;..
| Rusiness made eleven hits against
| four for Central, but wildness on the
| mart of Blundon and poor fieldlng pdck
| of him gave the latter ,ne i4 tor Ger
| Cox, who was on the mound for oeH
| tral displayed GOODNESS under every
| condition. He kept the hits wen sea-
4 tered and most of the time pitcheu as
unconcernedly as an Ens 81 cricket
| his tea between innings or crichee
| match: SO easily does Cox take ms
80. on the mound that three fourths
| of the time he looks as If 1t "oores MN
| to death to go on with the sde- ~.
4 western was compelled to play the
| whole of Yesterdays contest with lech
| without its catcher. Whelcheli retirins
| in the first inning because OF spIi,
| finger Hird was again on the Ihounu
| for Tech and he worked well through
out Peck pitched very creditably LOT
| Western He struck out eight men
against nine that went down before the
delivery of Hird; ,,,ua peGk howsasr was oa''eu
The best batting of the day was Done
hy mccarthy, who caught for Tech. He
made three singles out of four times at
bat. Incidentally Jakey .hrn,,eh
| a game for the first time without nit.
| preparations have been made for the
/ high school track and field champion
| ships to be held at the Maryland As
| ricultnral College Saturday morning.
THE entries have been announced ana
ia Youngsters are listed to take part
4 in the competition. Teen mas lhe "a
| est entry list, leading the other schoois
| comes next with twenty-nine ana
Western third with twenty-eight
| Eastern and Business have each en-
| tered ten. 49,.
| part in the meet and their events ioi-
| low:
SOM iO0sarf r. aicentrai dfse R. s. Ms1aa: +. pg,sn,
p P.,kJ J. cale Glitth Harden. Nc
Cinnamon. sweeney-Eastern; Dowriek' Ready
carpeneTIBn.inesWs nsss sa.hW N,lstead W. Gates j.
Penny ySaeker. T. BlrthWrsh iIuntcen,raI
Mana% nursRe n Aesss Eiafsd Cole
/ Kirby Hardell Parks-Technical: McEihannon
Ready, Ray. Wise, Carpenter. Buck "ise-busi-
40 yard dash-L Hunt p. Birthwright, A.
r. Msasm obnson T. DoTani Pearson r.
Hardeli. Harsh, Lipscomb-Technical; Roddy'
McElhannon--Eastern.
sso-yard run-C. Bassett J; Mari. H. Mllard
cePisf1; Pieds D. reJ'0n j. sh.shan
iHs Nile c. Prettyman. c. Norton. vincent.
afd @sssa. F. Carr
Gibson. Alexander. Ochsenheiter; Defandorf-
22oyard hurdles.N Oyster; Writ, ".
TIbbotts. Helmutb. efandorf-Technical Man
High jump~speidel. winsate. Solomon IL.
Iones-Central B. Lightfoot. r. Cuibertson, +.
Tyler W. Birge. F. Bridget-Western; Showers.
iins Eastern: B. Wise. Ralph Wise. Ray Wise.
Dowrick, Balthis-Busipess.
j. Pennybacker. $; solomcn.central; R.; $.
Ma.am; Gristh Bfidsst sst Anslsy-Wss- Mnh;.. Vest,
deiI-Technical: Davidson Eastern: Blundon,
Keley-Business. X
| Shotput-A Hill, Speidel A. Macdonald
Central: p. Dewey. F. Forsythe-western: Sup
p!ee. Gibson Rooney
foot, poie yhiP. Western: Taylor. Guderin-
Technical: Burton-Eastern.
| ReIay-L. Hunt, Hill, Mi1stead. Gates Birth
| wright Fishback. Oyster-Central. Maxam,
| KimbalI t. Durant, Whelchell. Field. Peyton.
Gritfth Ansley, 'Brien-Western: Hardell.
Pearson, Horton, Guderian Iipscomb, Gooch.
| Powell Harsh. Johnson. Disney, Springman.
| Berry-Technical
| JUNIOR EVENTS.
| 75-yard dash-O. Hunt, MCLEAN. Connolly =
| Central; Eagan Sergeant. Fisher. Iarner, Pen