The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-22
SCHOOLS TO FOLLOW
REGULAR SCHEDULE
IN BASEBALL GAMES
Tech and Western and Business
and Central Slated for To-
morrow's Battles.
By BRYAN MORSE.

The regular high school baseball
schedule will be started again this
week for the second half of the
series. Tomorrow Western and Tech
and Business and Central are due for
games on the Monument Lot dia-
monds.
Eastern has gotten out in front and
will rest up against hard battle
with Tech on Friday. The Eastern
ers have had quite lot or luck IN
the breaks in the schedule this sea-
son and can attribute deal of their
success to the fact that they were
the last to appear in the series.
In the battles to be staged during
the week, Western has the hardest
proposition, facing both Business ana
Tech and filling engagements with
the Georgetown Props and steward =
with one dependable pitcher. Eddie
Tomlin. Eastern has drawn respite
on several occasions. Tomlin mas
not been forced to work twice in one
week as yet, nor have the Fasteners
beer pitted against team win
fresh pitcher more than once during
the season.
All of the teams are anxious to get
Eastern down with the heap: The
Capitoi Hill lads have steadily i'm
proved and can be looked upon as
title winners II Tomlin continues TO
huri the sort of ball that has marked
his performances to date.
Eastern is leading. with three
games won and one lost. Central.
Tech, and Western are tied for sec sec
losses. while Business has won one
The real fight for the leadership
will start with the second haIr OF
Ten games will be played during the
remainder of the series, each team
meeting the others once.
There are few college games during
the week. Catholic University has
called off its forces for rest, hav-
ing concluded the series for the year
Gallaudet Wednesday, while the Mary
land Aggies are tackling st. Johns ON
Friday the Maryland Aggies play
Washington College at College PaNk
York on the second Northern trip
Gallaudet is down to play the Blue
Ridge College nine
st. Adams Is staging a field day on
May 80 and II will be the last appear
ance of Brewer, Maxam, Wallace, and
Carter. the quartet Of stars who have
made track history this season. The
success of the athletes during the
year has been remarkable and they
will all go out with the graduating
Brewer, Maxam, and Wallace will
probably go to Penn next year. while
Carter is expecting to go to Wiscon,
sin. although he has leanings toward
Penn,
Central's feat In winning every run
ming event on the program last Sat
urday In the annual field and tracl
games Is believed TO be record. No
In the history OF track meets Is II re
membered that the Dark Blue athletes
scored all the track numbers will
nrsts,
A meeting of the faculty advisers vii
probably be held during the week In or
der to clear ur the track meet business
and to strnighten out several baseball
matters.
Buck" Wise. Of business Is ncrhap D!
the most remarkable athlete In the higi
schools today. Wise won second h, tn,
broad jump with iump Of 10 feet
inches and declared 1t WINS his very FRS
attempt 81 the game. Hc went in with
out training and succeeded In winnin,
the high Jump with leap OF feet
ipches.
Wise was all-hi"h ond md halfbacI
last season In foctNNll played left for
ward 81 the ha skethall team and ha
boon pIkving 'rst on the bnsoball team
this zen SON For tho second ynnr 1,
suggestion Wise win win four letter.
~ Business m honor never hefur
gained by n high school athlete in Bust
ness.