The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
BY BRYAN MORSE.

College baseball In this section Of the
country will come to a close during
the next ten days. Virginia has COM
pleted her schedule, Washington and
Lee and " NJ. !. have a few more
games. while the local collcges-George-
town. Catholic University. and the
MARYLAND Aggies-have come to the end
of their baseball rope.
A few remaining games will he played
here during the next week, and rev
days into the week. following. Then the
athletes are expected to get down 10
the big grind before the final week OF
examinations.
Catholic University has by far the
best record Of any OF the local schools
on the diamond this season. The Brook
landers have about held their own with
college mines In the East. and have
come to be looked upon as formidable
opponents for any of the visiting teams.
Georgetown started fairly vol. but
went poorly during the season. The
H!lltoppers have few more battles be-
fore the season is officially closed. The
Maryland Aggtes have several games
this week. and close next week with
two State title games.
NJ, A. c. meets Georgetown. Gallaudet,
and the Catholic University teams dur
ing the week in what is expected to be
a rather tough program. In addition.
games and two prep school title games
to be on the weeks. card.
Games this week among the schools
and colleges are as follows:
Monday-Gonzaga vs.. Eastern High
School.
Tuesday-st Adams va. A. N. Prep;
Tech VS.. Central; Western VS.. Eastern;
Catholic University VS.. Maryland Ag-
gies.
SVednesday-Tech VS.. A. N. Preps.
Gsiiaudet vs. Maryland Aggies.
rhyrsday-Gonzasa VS.; Leonard Hall;
Friday-centrai VS.. Business; Western
VS.. Tech; Georgetown Props. We. A. N.
saturday--Maryland Aggies VS.. Con.
zaga; Gallaudet VS.. Mt. st. Joseph
Aggies; Catholic University VS.. Navy.
One of the greatest of battles is ex
pected tomorrow when Tech and Cen
trail meet for the first time this season
Both teams were forced to play on Sat
urdSy and both held out their bes
pitchers for use tomorrow. Central triet
to get away with the Western game
OF Dave Pfeiffer in defeating Business.
1t H. a foregone conclusion that Gott
lfeb will oppose Hird In tomorrow's bat
tie. Western will probably send Peel
back against Eastern tomorrow. Peel
got better as the game went on Satur
day, and seemed to be able to stand tn
work.
s-A-
I'm Saturday afternoon the annua
high school field and track games Wi
be held at College Park. There are NOR
entries this season than ever before
and the meet promises TO be success
as far as entries are concerned at least
The distance from town is not conduciv
to a large attendance. and the Marylan
Agyies have been kind enough to furnls
tho field and officials, which Is a sur
sign of having the meet competent
ms mayed. Next year the games wi
probably be held In Centrars ne'
stadium.
II will be difficult to chose WHINE
IN the baseball games played to dat
Central appears to have a weli-balance
team. Western looked weak In hittin
against Shaffer. while Tech looked non
too strong against Wassermann,
. business. Eastern may loom up as III
strong candidate this season, for
Flaherty the Fasteners have the moi
competent catcher who possesses a res
throwing arm. ,romlin. In the box
the most dependable twirler In III
Eastern stan. and can be looked upo
rs q winner.