Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-01
SIXTEEN SCHOOLS
IN CENTRAL MEET
Many Entries for Track
Games May 8 on Hand and
More Are Expected.
BY II. e. BYRD.

Sixteen schools already have sen,
entries to the managers of the track
anu held meet to be held at Central
High School Saturday. May s. and
more are expected in the mails To-
day and Monday. Some Of the best
high and preparatory school SQUADS
IN the south Atlantic section will he
IN competition. The schools which
already have filed their entries are
Tome. Stanton Military Academy
Augusta Military Academy. Wood
berry Forest. Episcopal High, John
Marshall High. Stuyvesant. Manassas
Hige Gaithersburg. Briarly Hall.
Laurel High. Central High, Western
High. Technical High. st. James and
Alexandria High.
II no more entries are received the
success or the meet is assured The
squads from the schools mentioned I'm
the foregoing paragraph represent
about the best that can be found in
south Atlantic interschoIastic ath-
letics. However. ICY" Macdonald
former Central athlete, who is chair
meet. stated this morning that he ex-
pected entries today from some Of the
Baltimore schools and probably from
Mercersburg.
Plans for the meet are being com
pleted, and full announcement Of the
week. The list of trophies. especially
tho team and individual point winner
trofhfes. is much better than usually
is sound in collegiate games. The
trophies and medals for the events
are on exhibition in the window I
Spaldings.
Catholic University took the meas
ure yesterday of the University OF
North Carolina by to 9. The Brook
landers scored two runs in the open
ing inning and held a lead from that
on. Dollard pitched very effectively
letting the Carolina men down with
just five hits. Joyner was just about
as effective for the visitors. as Cath
Ollie University got only four safe
cracks. loves work at first basesfor
the Carolina nine and Harrington's
are on exhibition in the window al
Spalding's.
The Carolina nine stays here today
and this afternoon goes out to Mary
land State for a contest.
When North Carolina and Maryland
met at Chapel Hill early in the year
the game went eleven innings to q
3-to-3 tie.
Georgetown and Catholic University
are scheduled for contests today. the
former at home and the latter abroad
The Blue and Gray goes against the
Virginia Military Institute and Cath
Ollie University faces Villanova- "
NJ. I. comes here with a much better
nine than usually has represented 1t
George Washington University Is
scheduled for a contest with st. Johns
College of Annapolis today. The game
is to be played here. but no announce
ment has been made as to the playing
field.
Zone 2 took to 1 game from
terday Kuhnert pitched fine ball for
the winners, holding the losers to
three hits.
Agriculture and Commerce ARE
scheduled to meet today in the Gov
eminent League.
Yesterdays game in the Depart
mental League resulted in a victory
for Post Office by IL to s.. Finance
being on the short end Of the score
Finance was unable to hit the de-
liy,.ry Of Warthen. the winning
pit.her, connecting for only three
safAties.
Western High took the measure of
the MARYLAND State freshmen yester-
day by IL to I. The high school men
simply "lambasted' the ball for a
fare-you-well. totaling fifteen hits
Western presented one OF the strong
est offensive scholastic mines seen al
College Park this year.