The Washington times., 1922-04-17

engagement with Fordham Unfye
take brief rest before starting Of
C. u, has three engagements for
number. Maryland engages two nj
Today Maryland is scheduled to
play YGallaudet College at Kendall
Green. and on Saturday win play the
ogiethorpe College team of Georgia,
quite an unknown in these parts.
Georgetown has sizable portion
for the week, playing Tufts tomor-
row, Trinity College tomorrow ard
Fordham on Thursday. The Hill
toppers should come through in good
shape barring accidents.
There is little doubt but that the
HilItoppers fear no college team, fol-
lowing last weeks brilliant showing
against Cornell, Pitt, Holy Cross,
and Princeton.
Naxt week viii be about the big
rest In point of baseball that Mary
land has ever faced. Tuesday
MARYLAND win meet Trinity, Wed
nosday comes West virginia,
Thursday Georgia Tech Is met.
Friday North Carolina State Is
taken on and Saturday Delaware
College Is entertained. Outside OF
these engagements the MARY
landers win have nothing 10 no.
MARYLAND is finding the law and
medical school talent doubtful as
set In athletics. The professional
schools are situated in Baltimore,
and ii is almost impossible for the
men TO make the grade at College
Park from these schools. Once In
a while a pitcher or a shotputter
is available. but for general utility
these athletes. and there are said
10 be many of them, cannot tlnd
the time to get practice at College
Park, -
ting its law, dental and medical
men from downtown, and is forced
20 depend upon the men on the
Hilltop. I,
n Is said that both Maryland and
Georgetown would be materially
strenathened in athletics IL the
men from the professional schools
were available at all times. known
talent Is there, but cannot be got
at for the various teams.
Neither institution Is bemoaning
the fact, however, as all OF their
teams are fairly well recruited.
GEORGETOWN. this spring, in the sec
ond cut In the baseball squad,
turned down what would ordinarily
be considered excellent material for
a college team. The Htlltoppers
shuuted these athletes back on class
teams to be taken on later or next
season.
Several years ago high-school
baseball teams used to go on va
cation baseball trips through Vir-
ginia towns, meeting high schools
and prep schools. The ventures
were discontinued for several rea-
SONS, hut now that all of the
teams have coaches who are mem
bers Of the various faculties, the
trips are being allowed. s"Fa 81
Considerable interest has been
created by. the fact that Tech. Cen
tral and Western VIII go forth TO
battle Yirgfhia's. ,schoolboy teams
this week.
Tech has a most pretentious list
OF engagements, meeting Wood
berry-Forrest Academy on Wednes-
day, Staunton Military Academy
on Thursday, Shenandoah Valley
Academy on Friday and Randolph
Macon Academy on Saturday.
Central tackles winchester, Ran
tiolph- Macon and Western meets
Massanutten Academy at Wood
stock, Va, and Rsndolph-Macon
Academy at Ashland. Western is
away on Tuesday and "Wednesday
and Central on Wednesday and
Thursday.
The week will offer a track meet
at GEORGETOWN which is almost a
foregone conclusion that II will be
a workout for the Hiiltoppers.
Maryland, George Washington and
Catholic University are due TO APP
pear at Georgetown
The Brooklanders have done little
with track either indoors or out
this winter. George Washington
Is finding difficulty In getting suit
able places to train. while Maryland
is Just beginning track work after
practically a three-year layod.