Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-23
c. j. ELEVEN OPENS
ITS SEASON OCT. 4
Brook|and Foot Ball Sched-
uIe Arranged Except
One Date.
BY H. C. BYRD.

Catholic University has completed
its foot ball schedule. with the eX-
ception of one date-October IS. The
Brooklanders open their season Octo-
Der 4 with Mount st. Mary's College,
at Brookland and follow that at
Brookland with Randolph Macon. Oc-
tober % is listed with Muhlenberg at
Nuremberg and November 1 with
Gallaudet. The contest with Mullen
berg is at Muhlenberg and the one
with Gallaudet at Brookland. On
November Richmond College is to
State will be the opposing team in
the biggest game of the Brookland-
ers' season. November 20 the team
will journey to Nillanova for the
annual setto with that eleven. and
Thanksgiving day is scheduled to
Buckhannon, w. Va.
c. L. expects to have good team
next fall. 1t is known that several
high. school stars of note will enter
the university. and, with the nucleus
already in school, there should be
plenty of material for strong COM
bination. Tom Tracy. who will coach
the squad, is at the University of lili-
nolS this summer. in summer school.
taking courses in physical training.
of athletics at Niagara University
before coming to Brookland.
Rex Athletic Club won from the
Democratic Club of Baltimore yester-
day at Union Park by a score of
to s. Notwithstanding belated rally
on the part of the Baltimoreans. Bow
ers' batting and play at second
We're features for the visitors; he
handled nine chances in the field
Wit hrao h &c
out of four times at the plate. CAT
frey. Fitzgerald. Griffith. Anderson
and Howard got two hits each for
Rex.
Pfeil allowed Brentwood just two
hits and struck out twelve men while
pitching for Clarendon yesterday.
Clarendon won by / to 0. Jarboe. who
held down the left-field position for
Clarendon. led in batting. getting
plate. Weidmann and Lansche were
the only Brentwood players to get
hits.
Washington Canoe Club added an
other chapter to it's already long list
Of successful competitions when it
sent a squad to Philadelphia Saturday
and captured the regatta of the
club four representing the local or
ganization was victor, making
about the 'steenth time it has won
without a defeat. In fact, IL it has
ever lost a real match race the event
is not within the memory of the
writer. Knight Wagner. Burch and
Rutherford make up the four. Bam-
man was the fifth member Of the
squad which represented the club at
Philadelphia. The local men won five
Of the seven events on the program.
Something of the rivalry between
the Masonic teams that are to clash
Saturday in the annual base ball game
for the benefit of the Eastern Star
Home is shown by the following in
cident: Saturday night certain
newspaper writer wanted a story
about the game and called up the
manager of one of the teams. This
manager was asked to give his line
up. and his reply was: I'D like to-.
but you know I'd rather not. I think
we're going to slip one over. on that
fellow-and I don't want to give it
away. We have a cracking good club
lined up for the game, and I don't
think ] should give it away to the
other fellows"
Both the Shrine-Grotto and Blue
Lodge teams will begin getting their