Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-17
GEORGETOWN NINE
HAS SEVERE WEEK
Blue and Gray Meets Tufts,
Boston College, Princeton
and Washington.
DRAWINGS ANNOUNCED
FOR PENN RELAY RACES
Johns Hopkins Only Team in South
to Get Position on
the Pole.
BY II. c. BYRD.

| Georgetown's base ball team is to
play four hard games this week. The
first of the contests is to take place
| today, with Tufts College, and the last
Saturday, against Princeton. Washing
ton College and Boston College are to
be met Wednesday and Thursday.
The Blue and Gray nine has yet to
meet defeat this season at the hands of
a college team. but it will have to do
better work than at any previous time
| this season if it is to maintain that
record this week. Each of the four
| mines to be met is strong. Boston Col
lege and Tufts have teams about as
good are generally found in college
| base ball. Princeton always is capable
| in every branch of sport. Washington
| College, although minor institution,
| has pitcher who will give any team
a run for it's money. Enright is the
hurlers name. and that he Is worth
while is shown by the fact that he Is
| in possession of an unsigned contract
with the Chicago White Sox, and that
contract is guaranteed II Enrlght
works in the form of which he is capa-
| BILE Georgetown will have a mighty
| hard to hoe.
| OMera probably will pitch for Tufts
against Georgetown today. The Blue
and Gray is anxious to beat the north
| erners because of the victory the latter
| obtained over Catholic University Sat
| urday A win for Georgetown will
show we'll for it against the defeat sus-
! tanned by the Brooklanders. OMera,
! who will work for the Medford nine, Is
| a southpaw. but has lot of speed, and
fas the advantage of pitching spit
| ball. A left-hander with spitball
against a college team is mighty hard
to beat.
! Johns Hopkins University was the
| only team from the south competing in
! the Pennsylvania relay races which
drew the pole. The best position on
| the track got by any other quartet is
that of Catholic University, the Brook
landers being scheduled to run from
| third place. Georgetown is in seventh
! position, George Washington in fourth
and the Maryland Agricultural College
sixth. The University of Kansas was
| lucky in drawing the pole in two Of
the championship events. Here are the
positions from which the teams will
| run:
isa Kansas Hasvard 8 Holy Cross
f.a M;isss ssss:
Ssste n
America, Kansas: 2. Cornell: 8, Michigan;
4, Wisconsin; 8. Pennsylvania State; 6. Prince
/ american college distance medley champion
ship relay race. Pennsylvania .: Cornell: 3.
J Harvard; 4. Princeton: 8. Wisconsin; 8. Mich
igan; :. Wisconsin, $. Chicago.
ship of America. Princeton: >. Dartmouth;
3. Pennsylvania State; 4. Dental and Oral Surg
~ COLLEGE CLASS RACES.
Class shsmpionship.l, Col1mbia: 2 syria
Indiana g. Michigan Agricultural: I. Holy Cross.
=, Class II, Johns Hopkins; q sEarthmore; 3.
Fordham: 4, coe; s, Buffalo; 8. Pittsburgh; 7.
class 81, Dubuque 3 Stevens Institute of
rsrsity s. Wesleyan; j. carnegie Institute s1fa Of
rechnology: :. Hamilton: 8. Haverford,
= lafayette: J. Rutgers; 1. George Wsshins
ton University; g. Lehigh; g. Dickinson; :. Col
gate.
rstielis rnivsrsisy: (; snsknsn 5: St! Johns
: ton and Jefferson: s, franklin and Marshall
~, Class Ss, Sml Jersey SECT. City; Temple: Indi
and oral Surgery: 9, New York Law: !. Viz
| snia Military Institute: s. College City Of New
! Glass 81. Rhode Island State: . Juniata; 3.
/ villanova: {, Delaware: g. Ursinus: 8. Mary
selS Norms trenton 01 inGn.tral Kit o. Mans
TeIs P. SsssG, Of p rhsdasosy Ar. and
| ;. Jefferson Medical.
| The Lincoln Athletic Club won a
fatnef loosely played game from Fort
| Hunt yesterday at 9TH and Fl streets
/ northeast by a score of 10 to g. There
was lot of free hitting by both
teams, and errors also We're numerous
Mccarthy. Kirkland and Long each got
| three safe drives for the Lincolns and
Large, who pitched for the soldiers,
| led his team with the same number of
| bingles.
/ The Rex Athletic Club was a victor
over the Brookland team by 10 to o.
There was not much to the game after
the fourth inning, in which the win
ners got lead OF Ave runs.
| Catholic University also has four hard
base ball games to play this week
/, Tomorrow Boston College comes here,
and Wednesday and Thursday Lehigh
| and Boston College are to oppose the
! Brooklanders. The final contest is to
take place Saturday, when Holy Cross
will be the team against which the To-
cal nine pits it's strength.
The Maryland Aggies are scheduled
for two games, one to be played with
| Princeton and the other with Boston
! College. Princeton appears at College
! Park Thursday and Boston College
| plays there Saturday
| Gallaudet has no base ball game
i scheduled this week. Its next game is
| to be with Ursinus April %.