The Washington times., 1916-04-07
WILLIAMS NINE Isl
HERE FOR GAME ON.
GEORGETOWN FIELD.
Cornell Tackles Maryland
Aggies in Big Contest at
College Park Today,
. BY BRYAN MORSE.

With a win over the strong Navy
team, Georgetown has carried clean
slate this year against Uncle Sam
Mldshlpmen and will take the field on
the Hilltop today against the Williams
College nine, from Williamstown. Mass,
in the first big contest scheduled this
season. Tomorrow the Hilltoppers will
rest up.
While Georgetown IL making time
against the Northern team, the Mary
land Aggles will be demonstrating some
thing against Cornell University at Col
lege Park. There will be a number OF
Catholic University men on hand to
watch the battle as the Brooklanders en-
gage Cornell tomorrow.
A sudden shift In the schedule has
brought the Army and Navy Props,
against st. Adams today at Satterlee
Field. The contest originally scheduled
for tomorrow was agreed upon for to-
day. The Props have beaten Western
this season, and lost game to the
Episcopal High School.
Tech IN playing the GEORGETOWN Prep
nine on the Hilltop in what Is expected
have drawn with Central this week and
4 have defeated Western, SO that the re-
suit today will give q fairly good limo
on the strength of the nigh school mines
Georgetown Props and Western arc
slated TO run OF a dual meet at West
; ern tomorrow afternoon. The events
/ selected are the 75-yard dash, the 20.
I 40 and half mile, high jump and broad
/ lump. Neither school is strongly repre-
I, sented in anv event and the meet is
f, expected to give the athletes good
| workout.
| Business II getting in a lot OF practice
| against Gonzaga and the Gailaudet
team these days. and Is finding the
/ workouts productive Of some excellent
1 play. Coach White believes in cam
paigning his charges and will send them
into the high school games In hne con-
dition.
Physical Director Smith, Of the Tome
/ School. Port Deposit, Md. announces
the following officials for Tones tenth
i annual interscholastic field and track
meet Lawson Robertson. coach OF the
New York lrish-American Athletic cluo'
more Athletic Club. clerk Of course;
/ Dr. George A. Stewart. of Baltimore.
starter; NJ. ii. Markie. OF the Central
IY. NJ. c. A.. Baltimore William II.
Hallawell. Of Baltimore: Prof; Thomas
| Baltimore; James q. McAllister. balti-
more, and Theodore Kistier. OF the
Friends School. Baltimore. The latter
five men have been officiating at the
Tome meets for number or years. II
is hot absolutely certain as yet whether
DR.. Stewart will take part.
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Central Is staging It's first outdoor
track meet today at the school. The
OF meets for the purpose of developing
} track men for the coming games this
spring. Coach Foley Ii more thar
pleased with the turnout.
u Little has been heard OF the Eastern
nine this year. Coach Kimbel II OF the
opinion that he will have speedy lot
| ana one we'll worth watching. Notice
| able improvement was seen In the East
ern lineup toward the last part OF th'
season last year. and the same boy
with a few additions are taking the fielC
this spring.
There have been several queries as L
why Palmer Stearns former Western
captain. has been shifted to right fielt
for virginia. Stearns had little chance
to beat Berkeley out OF short at Vir
ginia. and went out for second base
The youngster has played short fo
seven wears. and could not make tn,
= turn on plavs around second. His hit
ting was exceptionally good. so he wa
. shifted into the outfield.
Try-outs for the relay teams whicl
will be sent to Penn for the big game
Q April 20 will probably be held at Cen
tral next week. Birthright and Milstea,
are almost sure OF their Jobs. Coacl
: Foley maintains that Milstead Is Al
: : improved runner over last year. Will
, BirthriRht Is said to be as fast as ever.
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GEORGETOWN gave Blodgett. OF tn
Navy. his. first defeat OF the season a
Annapolis yesterday. hanging up 6-to
win over the Midshipmen. Blodget
was wild and got into trouble man.
E times on this account. Cowley. a new
) conner. hi well for the Blue and Gray
getting three safeties In five times a
1 the bat. MURRAY was effective witt
! men on the bases. but was hit hard,
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