The Washington times., 1916-04-01
|CARD MANY GAMES
|ONLOCAL DIAMONDS
FOR COLLEGE MINES
Maryland Aggies Only Team
Without Battle Today.
Other Sport Gossip.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

|. Catholic University. Georgetown. and
Gnllaudet arc playing at home today in
meeting Rock Iill College. the bureau
team. Of tho departmental League, and
Mt. St. Joseph's College. In Rock HILL
Catholic University Is meeting a nine
which has played several times this sea-
son. and one likely TO give the Brook
landers a rub. Georgetown should
have easy picking with the Bureau nine
II Johnny Murray gets into the box,
while Gallaudet should be able to de.
feat Mt. st. Josephs
Rock Hill Is possessed of a youngstcr
named Schmldiger. who comes here
with an enviable record Against st.
Johns recently the Rock Hill Finger
struck out rixteen batters. got thrcc
otherwise disported himself in big
league style. Several Scouts are an ne
trail. Il is reported.
Lee Hart. catcher on the Central High
this season. The team faced George
town last Saturday without any prac-
lice Since then considerable work has
G 6sen done II strengtheninK the team:
Galiaudet VIII have Rasmussen out OF
the line up today and Ferguson will
take up the mound duties. VI, A, :. 81
HiIhont contest. swarthmore having
There are n rumber of hiVh revsscs
games on tap to-day. Central js Al
| Tome Institute. and probably will face
sam Miller. a former Tech boy. who is
t tsinG G,, dsSpended gDon to do the bulk Of
Techs baseball team is facing the
Bliss Electrical School which was
given wallop by Central last SAT-
will play the Episcopal High School
team at Alexandria while Business
Viii Journey into Maryland to play
Charlotte Hall.
the Briarly Hall team at Pooiesyiile.
Nd. according to the schedule.
Fifty boys will take part in west-
ern's first closed track meet at the
school today. The new field is now
team and baseball players have been
using the new track for some time.
four events are scheduled for the
youngsters. A nifty yard and two
twenty yard dashes and a broad lump
anu hish jump have been carded.,
The high school baseball series
starts In two weeks when Tech and
western take the field at American
League Park. Business and Central
are que TO meet in the second game
OF the series.
Carr. OF Tech. is expected to come
ba ro1 Ign In me mile this spring. He
ana Is rapidly improving Carr is
one OF the hardest workers in the
schools and can be expected to give
a good account OF himself in fhe
meets this spring. So
Corbetts feat OF striking out nInefeen
| patters on Thursday in the Western
| Prep game recalls the record ser by
lhy. Holmes. OF st. Adams. last sea-
son. when nc famed twenty-one Dun
| MANS Latin School youngsters.
Ross White. Centrals hrst-sackcr,
should be tho class of the initial corner
performers this season. White has
reach, and can cover a lot OF territory.
He is a left-handed batter, ana has
boosted a fancy avergc. =
Whelchel. of Western. who has caught
| Tor tho pas: two seasons has been
shifted to FIRST to take the place vacated
ty Brons Howard. Meyers and Doug
lass are also making a trial for tie Asst
| sack.
Eastern II to have a track meet at
the Rosedalc Fairgrounds in two weeks.
from indications the Fasteners will
make a bid for honors in the spring
meet set for May 20 this season.
Georgetown Props and Western will
probably rim on n dual meet next Sat
urday, II present plans carry. There
are several good athletes in both
schools who are needing experience
| - .I.
Fred Dyer. a former st. Adams School
athlete at Penn. has eft college. Last
year Dyer won the Pennsylvsnil State
golf title. and was champion Of the
University Of Pennsylvania.