Evening journal., 1921-04-13
DELAWARETE
ON LONG TRIP
Baseball and Track Athletes
Will be Away Until
Sunday
PLAY BUCKNELL
BASEBALL TODAY
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Special 10 The Evening Journal
NEWARK. April 1s.-Thirty Uni
versity Of Delaware athletes in base
ball and track left Newark today
and before returning on Sunday will
compete with such well known in
stitutions as Bucknell. Pennsylvania
state College, University Of Pitts
burgh, Carnegie Institute, Univer-
sity Of Virginia and the Navy.
In charge OF Coach Shipley and
Manager Anderson. the baseball
squad left Newark az Z o'clock this
morning for Bucknell College, via
the Newark and Pomeroy railroad
i Coach Shipiey took five pitchers and
three catchers. The pitchers were
4 Rothrock, Collins and Carroll, south
,a1Vs ana Grubb and Ramsey. right
handlers. The catchers are Marvel,
u spaid and Nutter. The other play
ers on the trip are Mcdonald, Will
4 son. Robbins and Underwood, in
fielders and Captain Donoho, Mad
\ den and Dantz. outfielders. =
] BEFORE leaving Newark, Coach
shiplev said il was his intention OF
4 oitching either Grubb, Ramsey or
4 Sarll against Bucknell today. This
Il win give him Rothrock and Collins,
& hia two star southpaws, 10 work
against Penn State and University
of Pittsburgh, tomorrow and Friday
4 lhev apparently having the strongest
teams that Delaware will encounter
B on the trip. The team is in good
shane and the players left deter
mined 10 win three out OF the four
Y games. They will leave Pittsburgh
A after Saturdays game with Carnegie
ana come home by way OF Washing
y ton.
n Track Coach LeCato and Manager
i Waples left Newark in charge OF the
4 track squad shortly before noon to-
idav for Charlottesville. Va, where
the team will have a dual meet to-
4 morrow with the University OF Nir-
;,inia team. The team returns 20
d Annapolis on Saturday for dual
u meet with the Navy.
1 Those who made up the team ana
the events they will compete in fol-
f lows. 100 and s220-yard dashes-
pltman. Tebo and Fouracre; 440-
yard dash-Harmer, Pitman and
n Smith; sso-yard run - Harmer'
Booth and Lilly; one and two-mile
runs-Booth. Hoey and wilson;
4 s2O-vard high hurdles-Harmer and
p II. McMullen; 220-yard low
hurdles-Middleton and McMullen;
,,ole vauit-McD Donnell; high jump
McDonneu and Middleton; broad
s. iump-Betzmer and McDonnell;
sbot put-Gundlack and Betzmer;
,avelin-Betzmer and HUMPHREYS;
q discus-Betzmer, Gundlack and Har-
mer.
This team is looked on as the best
balanced field and track combina-
tion that Delaware has ever had and
Z he souad left here today confident
OF winning the meet with Univereity
OF virginia tomorrow and OF giving
he Navy team a hard night Satur-
!. day. Pitman looks better than ever
" This year and is one Of the most con-
< eistent sprinters that Delaware has
~ ever had. He has Nm the 100 IN 10
"a Eat, the record held by Hayes VIII
son and G.. o. Smith, but Is con-
E sistently performing around lol or
: and II is predicted he will win most
OF his events at this distance THIS
year.
Harmer, in the quarter and half
is good enough TO hold his own IN
most any company and II in form
will win most OF the events that ne
F. competes in, especially the quarter
IS tais year Many OF the students are
anxious to see Booth, the long dis
tance runner, in competition. He is
Undoubtedly the best distance man
who has ever worn the blue and
- gold. Joe" Wilson, who has per-
formed so creditably in the mile and
two-mile events the past several
Years. is still on the team and holds
the Delaware College record for
both. but those who have watched
W his work say that Booth can shave
considerable of that record. Many
who have seen him perform are
I,icking him to trim Crawford, the
Lafayette crack, when the two meet
in the Middle States championship
s events, at Johns Hopkins next
month,
4 Betzmer, freshman last year
N with Perkiomen strengthens the
+. team considerably in the field events
lie will compete tomorrow in four
~ field events broad jump, shot put
iavelin and discus, and is way above
A the average in all OF them. He es-
y tablished a new Delaware record for
81 the javelin in the inter-class meet
3< last week. Gundlack is also expect
|W ed to be Of considerable assistance In
N the field events this year.
W Harper, W. McMullen nd Haynes
three more Delaware track men, will
ioin-the team at Annapolis on Satur-
day for the meet against the Navy
WHITE STARS swANIY MARYoL