Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-17
GAMES SCHEDULED.
FOR ALL COLLEGES
G. u, C. u, GaIIaudet and
State Mines to Play Today.
Track Meet at Central.
BY H. c. BYRD.

games scheduled this afternoon
Georgetown and Catholic University
journey to other diamonds. and Mary
land State and Gallaudet play at home
Georgetown is to meet Hopkins at
Hopkins. and last week the Balti-
moreans showed no hesitation in as
sorting that they had an excellent
chance to win from the Blue and Gray.
Catholic University plays at Maryland
State, and Gallaudet meets Rock Hill
on it's home field.
Georgetown's game with Hopkins
should result in a victory for the Blue
and Gray. despite Hopkins hopes for
win. The Washingtonians have the
better ball club and so much better
pitching that there is hardly any COM
parison between the rival boxmen.
Catholic University and State were
scheduled to meet in April, but rain
Brooklanders beat State by 3 to in
ten innings. Gallaudet probably will
strike more of a snag in Rock Hill
than 1t usually does in contests with
that institution. Rock Hill has an ex-
cellent pitcher and a generally strong
er combination than has represented
it in long time.
This afternoon the annual cham
pionship track and field meet of the
high school is to take place in the
Central stadium. Only the finals and
some semi-fnals will be run off. as
the preliminary heats were held yes
terday. Central qualified more men
for the finals than any other school.
Following are the summaries of the
preliminary heats:
100.yard DASH championship-First heat
Wow hr- nj WI
ern. Time. O.10 As. Second heat-Won by H.
Johnson. Central; second Dasher. Central
1Oo-yard dash freshman--First heat-won
by Lee: Tech; second. II. Johnston. Central
Time. oil ID; Second heat-Won by Milton,
ao oS Snaes ee Mme oil
won by Connolly. Central: second. Prodigy,
Tech. Time. $50. Second heat-won by Car
penter.- Tech; second, Held. Tech. Time.
100 low hurdles. freshman-First heat
Won BY woodward Eastern: second. Bowen.
Fountain: Western; second. Carson. Tech.
30 yard dash. championship-First heat
H. johnson. Central; second. Chapman. Cen
900 yard dash. freshman-First heat-won
o.25. second heatLWon By Newman. Central !;
Aubinoe, Tech; second. Devereux., Central.
Time. 0.s 10. Second heat-Won by Carson,
75-yard dash. freshman-First heat-Won by
Newman, Central second. Aubinoe. Tech. Time.
es nd s ses1nd ees T%. By esrson
Running high jump, championship Quail
fed; Edwards. Central: Hume, western Ford.
Pole vault, championship qualified, Jeffry,
Central; Robertson. Central: Russell Central !;
Graves. Western; Ford. Tech. Height, 8 feet
Running broad. champion.hip. Qualified,
Central; Conard, Western Carpenter. Tech.
Johnston. Central Mondeli. western Weiiiver r.:
Western Fountain, Western; Lee, Tech Nc
Cartee. Tech.
Eastern won from Business yester-
day. II to 10. in the high school base
ball series in a game in which both
teams scored almost at will. Eastern
got a big lead in the opening in
ming. getting six men across. 1t held
the advantage. though Business made
a splendid effort to overcome it.
The Light Blue and White out,
hit the losers by getting thirteen
safeties against eleven. Fridinger led
Eastern at bat with three hits, and
Schafer. Meany and Held did the best
work for the losers. SCHNEIDER felded
fine game for. Business.
TOOL Shop won from Torpedo in
the Navy Yard League yesterday by
to 4. Snow. pitching for the win
famed ten. seaEoh OF tR1 winners
and Snow Jed in the batting, each
connecting for three bingles.
War Risk swamped Company c in
the Departmental League, the score
being 16 to 2. Howell, first base for
the winners. clouted the ball for three
safeties. Craft held the losing nine
to two hits. and caused eleven men
to fan the air in vain endeayors to
land on his delivery. .......
Army and Navy Props yesterday
won from Tech by II to 6. The win
ners played better ball generally than
the losers.
In yesterdays Army Navy benefit
game at American League Park the
navy won by to q The Navy team,
Naval Operations nine, had been to-
sether a.. season and showed much
better form than the losers. A big
crowd was present. and two bands
enlivened interest in the, roofing"
Maryland State yesterday startad
to Chestertown, Md. for a base hail
game with Washington College. The
players got out Of bed at 4 O'Clock in
the morning to make a train that
would connect with a boat in BaIti-
more. They got in Baltimore shortly
after daylight, only to find that the
schedule had been changed so that the
boat ran only on SATURDAYS The
play ers had nothing to do but return
to College Park
l.