The Washington times., 1916-04-15
ST. ALBANS CRACKS
WOULD TACKLE ANY
CHICAGO ATHLETES
Castle to Try to Arrange Meet
in Windy City lust Before
Stages Meet.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

II George Green. coach of the st. Al
bans track team, can make arrange
ments for June 20 In Chicago. the
youngsters who have been sweeping
everything before them in the winter
meets MAJ face the best in the Windy
City. st. Alhans wants transportation
for two athletes. and has sent Dunlop
Castle. a Chicago boy attending school
here, to make arrangements during the
next ten days.
Brewer, Carter. Maxam, Pridmore.
Wallace, Castle. Hauser. Brock. and
Stubbs probably will be taken to the
Stagg meet. tc be held in Chicago on
June Il. After campaign In the East
which will include the Penn relay
games. the Maryland Agricultural
games, the Princeton interscholastic
meet. the Tome meet, and the annual
field met at the school. the athletes
will be ready for the big interscholasuc
meet in Chicago.
meet wItn two or three Chicago hlgh
schools oil preparatory schools. II -
thought tnat the youngsters represent
ing st. Adams will be able to hold their
own with anything Chicago can produce
Having cleaned up In the winter meets,
Coach Green iS expecting great thinsS
Brewer Is expected to repeat his trl,
umphs OF last year when ne Cuuauea
two interscholastic records. Nanace II
performing in ;he weights up TO stanu-
arc, and MaxHs If getting over twenty-
one feet In the broad jump In addition
to showing Improvement In the dasnes
and quarter F'ridmore is being groom
ed TO run IN the mile and half Stubns.
Brock and Hauscr are picking up IN tne
shorter distances.
There are several good baseba1 games
carded for today. Georgetown Is meet
ing Johns Hopkins. the Maryland AZ
gies are tackling st. Johns College IN
a State title game while Cathonc Ohl-
versity Is playing Tufts.
Central and Business are meeting In
TIE second game of the scholastic to-
day at the American League Park. Bill
Handiboe is handling the indicator
Tufts took n fall out Of the Maryland
AgCies yesterday In lS to contest.
IA seball was almost impossible on ac-
count of weather conditions. TUFTS pre-
aented a strong combination, ana mas a
chance OF handing c. u. defeat touSS'
Western defeated Tech by y to IL In
the first OF the high school title contests.
Roth Hird, OF Tech, and Peck. OF West
ern, we're unable to show form In pitch
ing on account OF a gale which blew
throughout the game. Fly balls were
almost impossible to gauge.
The Georgetown lads were forced 10
ace Tech crawl ahead In the third inn
ing after having scored first on clean
| hitting. At the start OF the elghtn
Tech led by Ave. runs. western man
aged to get six runs In this round due
| to cleanup hits by Sergeant, Peyton
and Sinclair.
George Washington University base
| hall piayers will stage an intra- depart
ment series on the Monument grounds
| this season, the first game coming to-
day when the Engineers meet the
| NEEDLES.
The schedule follows:
! April 15-2 p. m, Engineers Vs
! Medics.
April 22-2 p. M. NEEDLES vs.. Collesians
4:3O p. M. Vets VS.. Engineers.
| April 30-lO a. M, Vets VS.. Collegians
| Fifth and Florida avenue.
May 60 y. M. NEEDLES VS.. Engineers
4:3O q. M. Collegians VS.. Vets.
May l3-2 p. m. Medics vs.. Collegians
l:30 D. M, Vets VS.. Engineers.
| May 90 p. M, Collegians VS.. En-
gineers 4:S0 p. m. Nodes VS.. Vets,
| Eastern and st. Adams are hooking
up on Satterlee Field today. Twice this
season the game scheduled between the
teams has been postponed.