Evening star., 1917-04-13
BY n. C. BYRD.

All the proceeds of the game tomor
row between Catholic University and
Ciallaudet will go as a benefit to the
st. Vinccnt's Orphan Asylum. The con-
test was scheduled to take place on
he diamond at Kendall Green, but CAL
laudet agreed to play at American
League Park. The two mines will meet
on the diamond used by the profession
ais at $50 o'clock.
Tickets have been on sale for the
event for the last month, and a great
many are already disposed of. Many
have bought admissions simply because
of the nature of the affair, and it is
thought that one of the largest crowds
season will be present.
Gallaudet and Catholic University
have met once before. the former hav-
ing opened the schedule at Brookland.
Catholic University won in that contest
by s to . though six of its runs were
scored in the opening inning. After
the first period the struggle was just
about as interesting as any meeting on
the diamond between college mines.
Dickinson College Us scheduled to
play at College Park this afternoon,
will be able to play. The Maryland
State diamond is of a sandy nature
and dries very quickly, though. If
there is no game this afternoon the
PennSylvanians probably will remain
at College Park and play tomorrow
morning.
Shaffer of Central High pitched splen-
did ball again yesterday in a practice
game with the Army. and Navy Props.
Only one hit was made off him and
Shut-out by n score of to was
recorded. Shaffer held the game in. his
hand all the way. and the general man
ner in which he worked indicated that
better get a lot of batting practice
against lefthanded pitching before the
opening of the big series.
Baltimore swimmers finished in first
and second places in the two finals held
last night in the annual aquatic cham
pionships of the South Atlantic Asso-
citation of the Amateur Athletic Union.
Richard Cromwell broke the record for
plunge for distance. travelling under
the water 4 total of sixty-five feet four
inches. Gundry of the MarSden Uni
VerSlty School of Baltimore and Leech
a Central High School youngster COM
pe1ng for the Washington Swimming
Club. each exceeded the former record
# sixty feet. Cromwell represented
The Baltimore Athletic Club. Catlin of
the Central y. NJ. c. A. of Baltimore
was the star fancy diver and took first
place in that event by quite a margin
In the trials for the other events.
the finals of which are to take place
IN Baltimore tomorrow night Wash
ington men showed up we'll. The sum-
naries of the trial contests and two
finals follow:
5o-ynrd swin-Firs' heat won by H. s. Palmer
w $. c.: second Donald McComas. Raltimore
y NJ c. a Time. 80 1-5. Second heat won
y Martial Won Schelle. W $. G.: second. F. P.
so-yard hackstroke swm-karl VI. Knight W
:. c. r. o. Eliason, W. $. c.. Harry c. Pickett
Baltimore c. Y. NJ c. a. and Richard Cronl-
we'll Il. \. C.. qualified for final. No time taken
Clarence L. Steer. Baltimore {. Y. VI. c. A. :;
second, David Rowland. Il. \. c. Time / g Sec
'nd heat won by Chauncey A Carrigan Balti
,orr G y Nj C. A.; second. Charles f. Runge.
" $. c. Time. Is.
1oo-yard swin-Tirst hea. won by H. s. Palm
r. w. $. C. second T. II. g. Balierc, Balti-
more C. Y NJ G. \. Time, Ii Second heat won
y Martial Schciie W. $. c.; second, C. r
Lamdin. Il. p |. Time. IL.
22o-yard swim-Charles ]. Cooke. W s C.
Il. i. Campbell, W. $. C.: II. $. Palmer W s
G. and George Hnrryman, b. \. c. qualified for
anal. No time taken.
Plunge for distance linaD-Won by Richard
Cromwell Il. A. c. tG5 #. in second. Jess
%undry Marston's L. $. ga ftp: third. Fran
Fancy diving tfnal-Won hy Edward Il. Cat
ling, baltimore Y. NJ. c. A. ts5@.7 points, sec
ond Charles Slineluff. Il. A. c. $40 points, ;
third. Il. o. Eliason w. S C. t322.7 points,.
single men tElias"n. Almon. Miller. Burch and
Harry Knight second. W. s. C.. married men
Rutherford. Sheetz De Lashmutt Mealy and
Bammon).
Business High yesterday made bet