Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-03
c. j. NINE ON TRIP
FOR TWO GAMES
BY II. G. BYRD.
Usually the great mind II great
because it f. tolerant enough not
to expect as much Of others as 1t
can give.

Catholic University's base ball team |
is at villanova today for the first of two |
games in the north. The Brooklanders
left for the Pennsylvania town early |
this morning and play there this after |
noon. Tomorrow the team continues its |
journey, being booked to meet the Army |
at West Point.
Last Saturday, when Villanova ap- |
peared here, the Brooklanders took its
measure by a one-run margin after an
exceptionally well played game. Today |
Charley Moran's aggregation thinks 1t
has at least an even chance to get the
long end Of the score again. Against
the Army the c. U. nine usually plays q
pretty even game.
Only. one game between colleges is to
take-place around here, Ga1laudet being
due to journey out to College Park for
q meeting with Maryland State. Last
spring won from de the Mary
most entirely on Ferguson, its star
pitcher.
cal High School and Contra! High School
are to be represented in the south At
lantic> championship A. A. u. swimming
Of the three local organizations sup
porting swimming has entered men in
pretty well all the events. Central High
having a big list wearing its colprs:
Reginald Rutherford, chairman of the
swimming committee. stated this morn
ing that he was much pleased with the
entry list. as 1t really was better than
Pools have been cold all year. in order
to conserve coal, and the men have had
little chance for.practice.
Entries:
bo.yard swine. 4. carriean and W. E. Rein..
Wesselie and Donald McComas, Baito. Cent.
Z. n. G; A.; q. 8. Palmer. Wash; Swim. Club;
p. Jackson, R: Lttlechaiss. g. Macdonald, 8.
trail High School. Wash.
5s': .na Donald 81 s. ps,s Go.!
n snel: d 9si M. %.:s s School Gos
a2o;;.!d :vin=L: e Youre1. Bennett x.
f. 'fs .na Sess s.so
e ~ H Psl%es WISH SWIM
csnpesn. P. Busref and G. Dickey. Central
J. sssner. DOYLE A. G; Il. T. Dup6sids, Bslt o.
Cent. Z: N; g. A.; 6. 4: winkjer. MCKINLEY
h ash Central High School, as wa.h
so:yaId back .t.oks s, =; Rein;; Doyle a. g.;
e s,ness M sstS ce Nan School, 6
9: Mepen.ld and j. Malonsy. Central High
Plunge for distance. Hsnr, oster and Ray
nond @; Steer; Baltic: Cent. 4: N; 9: A:
e esndh; e s.to ae Z. G. wash T. NJ C. Al J.
Fnney A ri F.
BALTIC. Cent. Y. N. O. A.; Paul Beach, BALTIC.
4: e; J. J., Ma1oney, . p. King. g. Houston; r.
ieo:yars .el.y-Doyls Athletic Club, l. e..
A.. 7. \. 9: B.ilii.re. DonsE McCombs. Edward |
Smell H z;.c D e1as ana ss;. R se5eF
Der sna Charles P. coaey. q; w..hinEton SWIM
Knight. j.; 4. Rutherford and N. Van schells.
Central High School w.sh. G; picksy, Z.
:. Solomon and g. 6,e K; '''''' o. -'''
Supply and Accounts team got the
better end Of q 12-to-2 score against
Navigation in the Navy Interurban
League yesterday afternoon. The win
three innings. enough to cinch any
ball game. Lyons had things easy on
the mound for Supply and Accounts.
Personnel team was too strong for
War Risk in the Departmental League
game. but 1t was only by the closest Of
margins. Personnel won by II to 10.
Up at Georgetown yesterday the
Alexandria High School trounced the
Georgetown Props by 10 to after ten
innings Of play The Blue and Gray
big lead. secured against them in the
carly innings, and tied up the count in
the ninth. only to drop the game In
the tenth, when the Virginia boys got
three mon across the plate.
| Pirates Lose Pitcher.
PITTSBURGH May 3-Harold Carl.
son. Pittsburgh National League pitch
or. yesterday was notified by the local
draft board ~ Rockford ILL., to report