Evening star., 1916-04-30
GEORGETOWN AND C.. u. TEAMS
TAKE LONG TRIPS THIS WEEK
Local Universities to Play Games on For
eien Fields for Next Six Days-Tome
Enters Big Squad in NJ A. C. Meet

ishing second in the class in which the
school was regularly placed. The st.
Adams four was made up of Brewer.
Maxam. Pridmore and Carter, all bril-
liant performers and their work re-
fleets great credit upon themselves and
the institution which they represent.
but they depart with a record which
excels that of any other scholastic in
stitution in the south and which will not
soon be surpassed.
Catholic University finished third in
its race. Franklin and Marshall being
the winner. The Brooklanders did not
run the distance in as fast time as was
expected.
There is inconsistency in track
sports as well as in other branches of
athletics. Thursday a week ago the
Catholic University relay four went out
to st. Alban's and ran trial practice
race for the fun mile against the prep
school quartet. Catholic University
won the race in minutes and 80 sec
onds. Field beating Maxam on the last
relay by about FIVE yards. Yesterday
St. Adams went to Philadelphia and
won it's event in fraction over 3 min
utes and 27 seconds, about three sec
onds better than 1T did against G. u.
Catholic University, however, went to
got
third place in contest In which the time
was B minutes and 33 and a fraction
seconds-three seconds slower than the
time in which it had beaten St AL
bans.
notwithstanding that the Maryland
Aggies were minus the two fastest men
they won yesterday at Pennsylvania
This Is the second consecutive year the
Marylanders have been victorious in
their class in the Penn games. The
considerably from that which repre-
sented the institution on the indoor
tracks. Chapman and Morris. who ran
second and first. respectively, during
and third. and Brown and Swartz. who
were the last and third men on the
second team during the indoor games
were placed to run first and second
Brown started from sixth position. or
the track. and gave Swartz a lead. a
very creditable performance.
Tome Institute next Saturday will be
represented by the largest squad 1t ever
has sent to the Maryland Agricultural
College track meet. The Port Deposit
institution Is to bring squad of twelve
men and some of them are likely to cut
into the point scoring considerably. The
largest list of entries sent in by any
other prep school is that of st. Adams
fourteen men being scheduled to rur
under the Golors Of a, that in institution ntnioI
more than any other county school
twelve youngsters from there having
sent in their names. The meet probably
will be about the same as last year
with very little difference In the mum.
ber of entries. Two or three of the
schools which sent men last year are
not to be represented. but other.
which have never before had their col
ors worn in the events are to sent
squads, two of these being the Nc
Donough Institute of La Plata, Nd. ant
| the Taneytown High School. from tht
western part Of the state. In the inter
, collegiate part OF the games there prob
ably will be four colleges. Mount st
Mary's. st. Johns. Western Maryland
and NJ. A. c. 1t is likely that Georg'
Washington will be allowed to enter q
team. it having made special request
to do so.