Evening star., 1916-04-24
BY n. C. BYRD.

The Pennsylvania State College and
Yale University base ball teams are
scheduled to play here this afternoon.
is to face Catholic University. Both
contests begin at $50 o'clock.
Yale has played some very erratic
ball within the last week. The Dark
Blue, because OF extreme wildness on
the part Of one of it's pitchers. was
beaten by Hopkins last Thursday by
II 20 10. but since that time has de-
feated Pennsylvsuia and Virginia in
shut-out. games
Not much is known OF the strength of
Penn State. The Pennsy!yanians have
done very little work this spring. ow-
ing 70 bad weather conditions, and are
not in as good condition as they will
be later. Something else. the team has
been hit hard blow By the loss of it's
star pitcher, Hesselbacher. He was
compelled to undergo an operation sop,e
time ago which has kept him Out of glc
lineup for the season.
Penn State and Yale play other games
acre this week. The former is to meet
the Maryland Aggies tomorrow and
the latter goes up to Georgetown
Wednesday. This is the first spring
in which the Maryland college has ever
met Penn State in any branch of sport
and games of lacrosse and base ball
have been booked. The lacrosse con-
test took place two weeks ago and re-
suited in victory for the Aggies by
> to !.
Penn State has a dual track meet
n "a
VIII be held before the ball game be-
ing scheduled to start at 2:30 o'clock
Nine events are to be contested. the
entries for which follow:
100-yard dash-Dobin. White and Mason.
Penn state; Griffith. Renoe. Aursy and Weller,
2.o-yard dash-Dolbin. White and Ludwig.
Ken. fehA state; Leighty. Auray, Weisser and Grif-
4iO-ysrd, run-Mason. Brown and Ludwig
Penn state' Auruy, Weisser and Martin George
ssO-yard run-shea, Mason and scbrosd.-
Penn state; o'Hagsr, Amy and Martin, George
Mile rin--Schroeder. Hunter and Whiting.
Penn State: Brett and Campbell, Georgetown.
Hlgh )ump-Barron, Smith and Wilson, Penn
State: Lowe, Wednan and Weller, Gco-getown
Pole vault--Page. Penn State: weidmsn md
Robertson. Georgetown:
Shot Put.-Cybbage. Kunklc and Dambly Penn
ohte' U echnor, Green and Dewhurst, George
town.
Discus throw-Dambly. KunsI. and Cybbare.
Georgetown.
Georgetown and Catholic University
are scheduled for contests again To-
morrow. The Blue and GRAY Will play
f'ordham in the annual clash bet
the two teams, and the Brooklanders
are to entertain the Trinity College
nine OF Hartford. Conn. Both these
Fordham having team of exceptional
merit, according to report
North Carolina University comes here
wednesday and Thursday for games
, with Catholic University and George
town. respectively. The Tarheels usual
! ly are. represented by very capable
| com bination. but the only contest in
| which II has met Virginia this year
resulted in victory for the Char
| The game the Maryland Aggies are
scheduled to play Wednesday against
! West Virginia University has been
showed back one day and will take
place Thursday instead. The change
was made at the request of the West
Virginians. who were compelled to re-
| arrange their trip somewhat because
! of cancellation. The game NJ. A. G.
was scheduled to play with Dickinson
Friday has been Cancelled by the lat
| ter.
| Gallaudet is to play its first game In
quite awhile, contest being scheduled
to take place Friday with Ursinus al
Kendall Green. This will be the fr.t
appearance of Gallaudet in more than
two weeks. After playing GaIlaudet
Friday, Cusinus goes out to Brook
land Saturday to meet Catholic Uniyer.
sity.
The Maryland Aggies may be badl,
crippled in the Pennsylvania relas
games this week. 1t is possible tha,
two Of the four members of the alta
quartet which represented the institu.
tion last fall will not be in the line.
up. Speer. of course. will not compete
because he has left college, and there
seems a good chance that Grace. cap.
tain. will not appear, either. In run.
ming last Saturday Grace pulled a ten
don in his leg and could hardly wall
after that. Morris and Chipman are
sure to make the places they held la 81
winter, but just who will be the othe,
men to complete the quartet fs mo-
known. The choices will lie betweer
Brown. Buell. and. Swartx. Swartz wor
the open quarter in George Washing
ton meet and Brown was second in tn,
lopen quarter in the GEORGETOWN games
Both these youngsters ought to be abl,
to cover the distance fairly well.
A series of three games for the cham
Ipionship of the Sunday School Baske
Ball League will begin tonight. Chris