Evening star., 1920-03-24
GAMES
WILL Be FREQUENT
Schedule on Local Diamonds
Should Make Certain an
Interesting Season.
BY II. e. BYRD.

season.
Among the colleges which are to
burgh, Tufts. Vermont. Penn State.
Lafayette, Boston College. Holy Cross,
Lehigh. Fordham. North Carolina,
Washi1gton and and Lee es West vFgnia fgtar
esting contests are those booked be-
tween local schools.
! Here is a list Of the contests to be
! played on local diamonds:
March "a - Maryland State at
March Vermont at Catholic
University; Maryland State at Gal
laudet.
March s1-Holy Cross at Catholic
April Yale at GEORGETOWN in
morning; Yale at Catholic University
and Cornell at Georgetown in after
| noon.
April George Washington at
Catholic University; Holy Cross at
April 5-Penn State at Catholic
| University.
April 6-Lafayette at Catholic Uni
April Boston College at Catholic
University
| April 8-Boston College at George
town; Penn State at Maryland State.
| April 9-Fordham at Georgetown.
April 1o-Fordham at Catholic Uni
versity: Lehigh at Georgetown.
April 1s-Washington College at
April 14-Washington College at
Georgetown; Briarly Hall at George
| town.
April 15-Tufts at Catholic Uni
versity.
April 16-Tufts at Maryland State.
April 17-Maryland State at Catfo-
lie University; Tufts at Georgetown.
! April 21-George Washington at
Georgetown; Villa Nova at Catholic
April 22-Delaware College, at Mary
land State.
April 2a-Delaware College, at George
April 2s-North Carolina. at George
April 2s-North Carolina State, at
Maryland State.
April 3o-North Carolina, at Catholic
University
State; V. M. l., at Georgetown.
| May 3-South Carolina, at Maryland
State.
May 4-South Carolina. at George
town: Washington and Lee, at Catholic
University
May washington and Lee, at
May West Virginia, at Georgetown.
May Gettysburg College. at
Georgetown.
May 1o-Gdllaudet, at maryland state.
May 1s-George Washington. at
Maryland State.
| May 19-Gallaudet at Catholic Uni
versity; Georgetown. at Maryland State
May 21-University Of Pittsburgh, at
May 22-CathoHc University. at Mary
land State.
May 26-st. Johns, at Maryland State
May 29-Johns Hopkins. at Maryland
State.
Besides the contests local colleges
will play on their home fields, trips
are to be taken to Baltimore and An
napolis. which should attract consid-
| erable numbers of supporters of the
| teams. These games are:
! April IA, Gallaudet VS.. st. Johns, at
Annapolis; April "a, Georgetown VS..
Navy. at Annapolis; April 2S, Catholic
University VS.. Navy, at Annapolis;
May 5. Maryland State VS.. st. Johns.
VS.. Navy. at Annapolis: May %.
| Georgetown VS.. Johns Hopkins, at
Baltimore; May 81, Maryland State VS..
Johns Hopkins. at Baltimore.
One other ball game will take place
here, which is not mentioned in the
above list. It will be played between
Yale and Penn State April 2, probably
at the old Union League Park.
Dutch" Peck. former Western High
School basket ball star, has been
named by a New York newspaper for
guard position on the all-star five
picked from the intercollegiate League
and for the same place on the all
eastern quint. The critic in picking
the team says: "In Capt. Peck Penn
sylvania possessed undoubtedly the
strongest defensive player in the
east.
Maryland States lacrosse team is
scheduled to open. it's season Saturday
with Baltimore Polytechnic, Institute
at College Park. Following the game
with Poly the State twelve is booked
to meet, in succession, Cornell, Navy,
Baltimore City College, Hopkins, st.
Johns and Penn State. Pennsylvania
also has asked the Marylanders for
contest, but it is doubtful If it can be
given.
Up at Georgetown this afternoon
Maryland State is likely to present
motley crew unless it's uniforms
reach Washington some time before
o'clock. During what little. practice
the State diamond squad has been able
to get many of the players have
worked out in foot ball pants and
jerseys and stockings of any kind
that could be found. If the uniforms
do not arrive in time for the game it
is probable an attempt will be made
to borrow "a set. 49,.