The Washington times., 1922-04-22

fOSseSsed or urst-claSS material
and q corps OF pitchers well above
the average college boxmen. the
Hilltoppers have banged out win
after win with the fail.
Hyman, Reynolds, Mccarthy and
Jenkins have been ably supported
by Kenyon and Cunningham be-
hind the plate. The infield has
been composed of Sheedy, Sheridan,
Adams, J. r. Murphy, Flavin and
Maliey, while j. q. Murphy, Flor
ence, Sheridan and Hyman have
performed in the outfield.
One OF the big surprises OF the
season at Georgetown has been
the performance afield and at bat
of Paul Florence. The big young
ster, while a bit awkward in the
field, has more than done his share
of covering territory and has liter.
ally blasted his way into the lime
hight with the bat.
Georgetown has tough assign
ments the coming week. Georgia
Tech viii be here fer games on
Monday and Tuesday, while West
Virginia University is to be on
hand for a Thursday trial. The
following week North Carolina,
Ursinus, and Washington College
viii be here, while on May 18 the
home season Is over In meeting
Western Maryland.
Today Georgetown, George Wash
tngton, and Maryland University
field and track athletes will engage
In a triangular meet. With the ex-
ception of one or two events the
Hilltoppers will get little opposition.
Beers and Robinson, of Maryland,
can hold their own with the Hilltop
stars, while George Washington has
one or two youngsters who might fit
In for a point or two in the going.
Next week the Hilltoppers will
make their greatest bid for track
honors in the Penn relay carnival.
In this meet Maryland, George
washington, Gallaudet and the
local high and prep schools are en-
tered in various classes Of relays.
On May practically all OF the
local schools and colleges are listed
for the American Legion games to
be held In the Central High School
stadium. This meet, while a start
er, bids fair to become one of the
greatest in the East IL properly
Washington. about May 6, is ideal
for track meets and there is every
indication that the engagement In
another year will be even better pa
tronized than this year.
On May IL and IS the athletes of
the local colleges will visit Char
lottesville, Va, for the annual
South Atlantic intercollegiate field
and track meet. Indications point
TO a spirited contest between them
with Georgetown, Virginia and Hop.
kins men figuring in the win.
Performances Of the University
Of Maryland on the diamond this
week indicate that the Black and
Gold toesers have struck their
stride and will make 'em all step
from now on. The College Parkers'
conduests this week were an easy
victory over Gallaudet and q hard
earned win over Syracuse.
II Is admitted that with the excep-
tion, perhaps, of it's pitching staff,
Maryland has one of the best-bal-
anced teams in its history, and the
hurlers appear to be gaining in ef-
fectiveness right along.
Maryland followers contend that
the record to date Of their repre-
sentatives-five wins and five de-
feats-does not furnish an accurate
indication OF the teams strength,
claiming that the College Parkers
have not been getting their share OF
the breaks, and IL must be said their
contention appears to haye ample
foundation.
However, Dame Fortune seems to
have changed its attitude toward
Maryland during recent engage
ments, and the College Parkers, with
Just about one-half OF their schedule
played, are confident OF showing to
much better advantage in the four
teen Rnmea vet TO be contested.