The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-12-11
College Park Track Team
Expects Successful Year
Squad to Start Practice Immediately After
Holidays Attractive Football and Base
ball Schedules Being Arranged.

The Tn versity Of Maryland hopes
tho sun on the cinder path. II. {.
"Curley" Byrd. director of athletics.
will personally take charge Of the
squad and is confident Of developing
a formidable team. Unit" Brewer,
former national schooIboy 100 yards
champ on. and crack puntcr on the
eleven. is Maryland's track captain.
Erewcr Is expected to don the
spiked shoes together with Robert
son, former Colgate man: Loving
late Of Washington and Lee: Beers.
former Dartmouth star. and with
number Of others available. Mary
land followers predict a successful
season for their team. Maryland OK
poets to be represented in all the
indoor meets in this section. In the
spring Washington and Lee will
visit College Park for a dual meet.
The meet will conclude a two-Ycar
contract the College Parkors hav-
ing appeared at Lexington last
spring Tho Generals defeated
Maryland only by narrow margin
and the Byrdmen will he out for
revenge.
Among other meets in VIII Ch
Maryland will appear will he the
quadranCular affair among George
town. George Washington. Catho-
lie University and Maryland at
GEORGETOWN. April 80. and the Penn
Relays. Coach Byrd expects to get
his squad down TO serious prepare
ton Immediately after the holidays.
Football Schedule Nearly Ready.
Maryland's football schedule is
rapidly nearing completion and will
probably be announced the coming
week. Among games definitely
scheduled are those with Yale at
New Haven on November IL and
with Princeton October 81. North
Carolina State WI be played
Thanksgiving Day, but whether the
game will be played in Baltimore
or on the Tarheels' Gridiron has not
been decided. Virginia Polytechn {
Institute will be met November in
Roanoke, Va. and Catholic Univers-
ity will be faced the Saturday be-
fore ThanSsg.v at American
League Park George Washington
will probably be given a date.
Correspondence relative to contests
is also being exchanged with Cor
nell. Washington College. Alabama.
Georgia Tech. St Johns. Kentucky.
Mt. st. Mary's. Clemson College. Mis-
sissippi Agricultural and Mechanical
College. University of North Carolina.
University of Richmond, Bucknell,
Rut gers and Delaware.
Maryland will lose but two men
of the varsity squad through gradu-
alton. They are Paganucci. who al
ternated at fullback with McQuade
during the oast season, and Gilbert.
who was substitute halfback.
Hough ard Heinc, tackle and full
back. respectively. on the freshman
eleven during the past season, are
expected to make strong bid for
the varsity. Other 1927 yearlings who
appear promising are Lewis. half
back: PEBBLES. halfback; Davis, end;
and Nishiser, tackle.
Coach Byrd announced yesterday
that Roy Mackert, former Maryland
star fullback. will direct all fresh
men athletic activities in 1922.
A captain for Maryland's baseball
nine is expected to be named the
coming week. 1t is the general be
lief that this honor will so to "Zeke"
Bailey, catcher for the last few sea-
sons. Maryland has lost three mem
bers of last years varsity. Vic
Keene. pitcher; Johnny Eismann, GEN.
ter fielder; ano "Snitz" Snyder. who
played in bo.h the infield and. out
field. Those who will be available