The Washington times., 1916-03-31
GEORGETOWN TRACK
TEAM TO COMPETE
IN COLLEGE GAMES
Blue and Gray viii Send Five
Athletes to Intercollegiate
at Cambridge.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

GEORGETOWN University VIII senu NJ
least FIVE athletes to the intercolleSiate
efnampionships at Cambridge, Mass :
when Harvard takes charge OF the
games this spring. The decision was
reached recently Mt the Hilton ara
Coach John OReilly will have bis ath-
letes out for hard work from now on.
For the first time In two years the
Blue and Gray track is In condition
10 use. Graduate Manager Cox has re-
constructed the cuartcr-mlle cindcr
track. Thorough seasoning has been
necessary TO pack the clnders and the
going Is now as fast as any in the
country.
Just who will make up the team to
he sent to the big games is 2 problem.
one or two sprinters and at least two
lield men are hksly to he picked for
the events. Griffith ouray, Campbell.
Weiser, Stebblns. Lcighty, Weidmann,
Robertson, Lowe. and O'Connor are 60
ing to make n bid for hcnors, and will
be put through workouts from no. on.
May will find Georgetown compet-
ing at Charlottesville for the South
Atlantic championships. A dual NEE t
with the Navy will probably be ar
ranged.
All OF the high schools will get actian
tomorrow in baseball II plans carry.
Tech is down for n game With the Bliss
Electrical School. Business meets
Charlotte Hall, Central Will play Tome at
Port Deposit. Md. while the Army and
Navy Props Will battle Episcopal High.
Business and the 4. N Props are maxi
ing their first start of the year.
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The Wellesley High School basketball
team of Boston. which visited here this
Drops, Western. and Business. was
beaten Tuesday by the PittsfieId High
School five of Pittsheld. Mass, for
the State title by a score of s to IL.
The season IN New England is con-
siderably longer than it is here.
Dunk" Kennedy, former Army and
Navy Prep athlete. pitched for the Navy
yesterday and defeated the MARYLAND
Asgies by to .. The contest was a
free hitting AFFAIR. Chichester, the Az
giles pitcher, went well until the sew
eenth. when the Navy got in runs.
sc Sm fisher 49, former ,n,ss Eastern High
making II his fourth season with the
nine. The Aggies showed lack OF prac-
tice.
The Tome School has set May IL az
the date for the annual scholastic golf
tournament. Schoolhoy golfers from all
OF the big prep schools will take part
In the tourney.
The Georgetown Props handed West
crn to beating yesterday i'm the
opening engagement for both schools
Western used eighteen players who con.
tributed no legs than six errors Muffed
files on both teams had much to dc
with the run-getting. Corbett, the
Prep pitcher, succeeded in whiting 1!
Westerners, who looked at n curved
bBl1 for the first time this season.
Stewards Business college has gath
cred a number OF former high school
stars together. Walter Cox. Centrals
hurler last season. will captain the team
Worden Dyer and Cornish. of Eastern
are with the team. Taylor and Roberts
Of Tech. and O'Brien and Gibin. OF
Western. are with the Stewards nine.
Games have been arranged with the
high school mines.
John O'Reilly gave Dorsey Griffith, a
former western boy, a trial in the box
yesterday. Georgetown is hard up for
lcft-handers. and as Griffith has had
some experience, he was given the Nnce
over. O'Reilly is working on the lad
and expects to see him come through.
Business has made little progress
thus far on the diamond on account OF
poor weather Coach white gets n start
tomorrow. Episcopal was scheduled to
play here today, but the game was
postponed