The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-27
MIKE KAHOE TAKES
LOOK At J. MURRAY,
HILLTOP SLABMAN
Boston Braves Scout Also
Speaks Good Word Of Harry
SulIivan's Playing.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Mike Kahoe. many years a scout for
the Griffmen. and now beating the
bushes for the Boston Braves, has his
eagle eye upon Johnny Murray. George
towns crack freshman hurler. and saw
him perform yesterday against the Yale
players.
Murrays pitching has been the feature
OF many a game this season, ana his
performances have been Of a high or
der. Kahoe has been In town some time
and yesterday found opportunity to look
over the Blue and Gray crack. The
Boston scout is as noncommittal as ever
and refused to give an opinion, but APP
peared to be impressed with the young
ster's work.
kahoe likes Harry Sullivan's playing,
and speaks we'll of the youngster. Sui
Ivan has been clouting at q so clip for
the Blue and Gray this season, and has
been looked over by more than one
scout this season.
Penn state trackmen. who recently
defeated Georgetown here, were award
ed the meet with the University OF Vir-
ginia yesterday The score stood: vir-
gin'a. TON; Penn State. 64ls, at the con-
cluscn of the meet and theer was some
discussion as to the pole vault.
AT a meeting of the Virginia authori-
tics last night Penn state was awarded
the pole vault, which took 8 points from
Virginia, making the final score Penn
State. 6s1s; Virginia. 664.
Virginia excelled In the field events,
with the exception OF the pole vault.
Norris. the Virginia captain. was too
good In the half and quarter, while
Brown, of Penn State. was better than
NIrplnia's hurdlers. Schroeder, of Penn
State, broke the Virginia track record
Cor the two-mile event.
and James Cusack. of Georgetown. are
among the leading hitters In the col
leges this season. Batting averages pub
ssd r %ssp S s s yo SsHsa su cosS
average, while Cusack Is above the
covetsd 1888 The Georgetown players
rank many cracks from Princeton, Yale,
Columbia. Holy Cross. Harvard. and the
Cusack and Sullivan have been the
most consistent of the Blue and Gray
hitters. Many of Georgetown's runs
have been driven asross by . sSiS pa
test and only yesterday came through
with three hits out Of the same number
OF times at bat against Yale's crack
Both sullivan and cusack have been
right on the job when hits were needed.
Yesterday against Yale Cusacks three
gave the Blue and Gray an opportunity
10 win. Twice with Cusack on as a re-
sult OF clean drives batters who followed
scored him with runs that proved SUI
ficient to give Georgetown the win.
North Carolina University is at the
ff.Itop today. After dropping a TO
battle in eleven innings at Catholic Uni
versity, Carolina demonstrated strength
in every department, and should give
Georgetown a rub for win. Yale was
handily defeated when Garfield proved
generous yesterday with men ON bases
The Yale pitcher hit two batsmen a.
times when he could i'll afford to be
careless. Murray. who did the box WORK
Tor the Blue and Gray. was touched w
for nine hits, but kept them scattered
tanning an even dozen batters.
Two timely scratch hits In the fourth
inning OF the c. U.-North Carolina game
yesterday gave the visitors three runs
scoreless by Johnson and Kendrick
Eleven innings were necessary before
c. L.. could get enough to win out on
to score.
cuthrell's pitching was excellent To-
the visitors. In the eleventh, with one
down. Rogers was walked. He stole sec
ond, went to third on an inield error
and scored on an inlield out.
The Maryland Aggies play West vir
ginia University at College Park today
af.er a long iayoff. AS Johns Hopkins
wni be met Saturday In a state title
game. the Aggies are more than anx'
ious to come through today.
Catholic University has a layoff to-
day. Tomorrow Urslnus will play Al
Gallauoet. and on saturday the team
meets c. u. Fordham was prevented
from playing here on Tuesday on &C
count OF the rain. and Georgetown WI
he faIccd 10 wait until the last o
next nonth before meeting the New
Workers. 800 .-.-. 60.