Evening star., 1921-03-03

llS way INTO the structure would wa
on the program. the htty-yard scho
The track is in good shape and. in
stead of having banks only on the cor
have been built around the entire
lengths of the turns. This should en-
able the runners to take the curves
faster than they could in 1920. and
certainly Will give surer footing.
Extra Car Service.
Extra street car service has been OBJ
tanned. Beginning from downtown at
80 o'clock, Brookland cars will run
about twice as frequently as usual until
about s O'Clock. Extra service also has
been obtained TO take care of the crowd
after the meet.
Word was received from Delaware
College yesterday that il would have its
team on hand 10 toe the starting line
against Gallaudet. Completion of ar
ranE"mentS for this race gives the
Brooklanders two relay events between
college qudrtetS. The two-mile South
Atlantic championship between George
town and Hopkins ought to be the fea-
ture Of the meet, and Delaware and
Gallaudet should afford a contest not
much less interesting, provided Gal
laudet has team of standard caliber.
Local interest in the relays for clubs
ton Canoe Club and Potomac Boat Club
meeting Both have good runners down
as members of their teams, the Canoe
Club having Stevens and Johnson. for
mery of George Washington; McNa-
mara who ran for Georgetown last year.
and Karl Knight Joe Davis, who is
captain of the Potomac Boat Club four.
SAYS he has Il capable quartet and has
an even chance To win.
Four of Nirginia's star athletes Will
perform at the games. Steward, best
of the Charlottesville Sprinters, Is
slated to compete in the 50-yard in
vitation dash, where he will meet the
hest dash men of this section Cham
berlain. Green. Steward and ShandS,
the last named former Western
High School boy, will strive for South
Atlantic championship points. Cham
berlain will enter the high jump.
Steward is to race in the quarter-mile
run and Green and Stands in the two
mile event.
Close competition should be the
rule. 1t is Moran's opinion, based on
his knowledge of the entries, that
the meet should be more interesting
in collegiate. open and scholastic
events than it was a year ago, which
ought to make it more than salts
factory.
Georgetown has made arrange
ments TO have it's outdoor track fixed
up so that it will be in good shape
for the South Atlantic intercollegiate
Athletic Association championships
the second Friday and Saturday in
May. 1t is understood that the entire
top of the present track is to be re-
moved and a complete new surface
made.
More than 100 candidates reported
for base ball practice yesterday at
University of Maryland. No attempt
was made to supply anybody with
suits and no roster of the players
was made Among the candidates
were four catchers and fifteen pitch
First of next week the process of
wedding out men will begin and by
the middle of the month it is ex-
pected, that the squad will be pruned
To about sixteen varsity men and as
many for the freshman team.
G. U. Has Three Pitchers.
All three of the pitchers who held
down Jobs on Charley Moran's Cath
olice University nine last spring will
be out for the team when it takes the
field within the next two or three
weeks. Jackson. on whom most OF
the slab work fell in 1920 is expected
TO hurl in even better form than he
did then. and Dollard and Kendrick,
the other two men. according to
Coach Moran. ought to be much more
effective. jackson and Dollard are
big men and left-handers.
Moran said this morning that his
entire infield of year ago was gone
and that he would know nothing
about the probable makeup of the
inner works this spring until two or
three weeks after practice begins.
However, Moran, with his usual op-
timism, remarked laconically. But l
should worry. I've developed them
overnight before and guess l can do it