The Washington times., 1915-04-15
Episcopal High School Offers
Use of Its New Track to
Coach Bill FoIey's Lads.
MANY BOYS AFTER JOBS
Hunt, Hill, Gates, and Mi|stead
Looked Upon as Likely Quar-
tet To Be Picked.
By BRYAN MORSE.

BY BRYAN MORSE.
Central High School track candi-
dates will go down to Alexandria to-
day to take advantage of the gener-
GUS offer of the Episcopal High
School to allow them to hold their
time trials for the relay teams which
will be sent to the Penn relay carpi-
val Saturday week.
Coach Bill Foley will take a num-
ber of boys who want to get a
chance at the relays and some spirit
ed competition is expected. 1t will
be the first time that the new Epls-
copal track has been tried out. Prin-
cipal Archie Hoxon extended the
courtesy of the track to the wash
ington athletes, and the whole scnool
will turn out 10 watch the Central
cracks 60 through their PAGES.
There Is no tack III tne City out
side of that at Satterlee field which Is
| regulation or when approxlmatcs the
conditions at Franklin neld, Pnlladel-
phia, and Coach Foley wants his boys
to run just as they Will at Philadelphia
The Episcopal track is new one, one.
tweNe-foot cindef track Is quarter rte.
of a mile long. There is also a S2O-
yard straightaway. Episcopal has been
planning trias n,nsu uiaf h0b meet boH1 %1th Cen
The Virglnians will send no relay
team to the Penn games this season. as
| IL was announced that practically all
efforts were being bent toward passo
ball. Eight new tennis courts have
given tennis a big boost, and there Is
every indication that fine team Will
be put out this year.
HINT Hill. Gates, and Milstead are
slated to represent Central in the cham
plonship relay race at Penn. No other
lads appear able to displace these sterl-
ing runners. who cleaned UP IN lhe m
door relay races this winter A second
relay will probably be picked from
tishback, Bowling. BirthrIght. oyster
and Buell..
The Strayers Business College base
ball team will play the team from the
old Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. C. A;
League grounds. Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast, ana soou
game should result ,,,u
Saturday the Strayers team VIII
journey to Rockville. Md. to cross bats
with the team at that place.
Worden Dyer, pitching for Eastern
Yesterday, struck out twelve George
town Freshmen and then lost his game.
which is a piece OF hard luck lor tile
Eastern captain. Ragged support az
critica, periods cost Dyer the game, as
he held the Freshmen to eight hlts'
while his own team got nine or % Lone:
The Freshmen have now beaten two Oh
the high school teams
Western handed the Episcopal High
School team to beat yesterday,
scoring the necessary runs When
Frank Spruill forced two runners
across on bases or balls. Spruill, VINO
is captain OF the team. is a first base
man and has been forced into the boH
on account of the fact that the team
8 without dependable pitcher. Inc
game was marked By ragged helding
bn account Of the poor condition or
khe diamond. which Is a new one and
BADLY in need Of rain.
Tech goes in against the George
own Preps tomorrow on the HilltopS
trounds and is expecting a win. W est
rn nosed the pTeps out in their Trst
ncounter. Tech will probably start
benby Hird, while Snyder will be held
No style of late having won Its last
hree starts.
st. AIbans will tackle Western today
Satterlee Field. There is a lot of
God natured rivalry between the ~.
lbans and Western players. "l .~z,
BREWER, a former Western boy, VIA
robably pitch for St. Adams.
Tech plays the Episcopal High School
cam on Saturday and a comparison
an then be made of the high school
eams. Business, Central, and Western
ave played Episcopal and the Eir-
inians maintain that Central has the
est team showing so far at Alexan-
ria.
Elected to represent st. Adams in
he Penn relay games. CarteT's time
ial was the best made at Satterle"
Held yesterday. Another trial will be
eld to determine fourth place. Stubbs,
[arch, Hauser and Sternberg will try
br the remaining position.