Evening star., 1922-02-05

eets are listed, another pfobably will
S are on the card.
Here is the schedule for the track
athletes as arranged TO date:
February 25 - Hopkins Fifth Reei-
ment meet at Baltimore =.
March 3-Georgetown meet at
Washington.
March 11-Meadowbrook meet at
Philadelphia (probable)
April 15-Dual meet with Washing
ton and Lee at College Park.
April 22-Quadrangular meet with
Georgetown, George Washington and
Catholic University at Georgetown.
April % and 29-Penn relay games
at Philadelphia.
! May 6-Open.
May IL and 13-South Atlantic in
tercollegiate championships at Char
lottesvillc.
May 20-Dual meet with Johns Hop
kins at Baltimore.
Southern conference championships
at Atlanta tdate undecided).
| An attempt rs being made to ar
| range dual meet for May 6, and
probably a small squad will be sent
to the University of Chicago the sec
ond Saturday in June, if the National
| Collegiate Association championships
are held there again. The date for
| the southern conference champion
ships probably will be the last Satur-
day in May.
Lacrosse Games.Scheduled.
| Navy. Cornell, Penn State and
Johns Hopkins will be the strongest
! teams encountered in the lacrosse
| schedule: Besides these are booked
| two games with ST Johns and one
with Baltimore City College. The
schedule:
March 2s-Baltimore City College
April Naval Academy at An
| napoliS.
April cornell at College Park.
April est. Johns at Annapolis
April 2i-Penn State at College
Park.
May 6-St. Johns at Annapolis
The date for the game with Hap
| kins has not been set, but it will
have to be in midweek. The Baiti
| moreans had no open Saturday date
at the time athletic relationships
| were renewed.
! To play the lacrosse schedule and
go through the list of track dates the
university has varied list of ma
well fortified with experienced play
ers, practically all of last years men
being back. The school should turn
out one of the strongest twelves II
has had. The track squad, for the
most part, is composed of very green
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men of considerable experience.
Warren's Successor Unnamed
| Virginia, speaking in foot ball terms.
seems to be the only big school in
| the south unsettled in regard to the
coaching of it's foot ball team next
fall Since the resignation of Rice
| Warren several days ago no an
| nouncement of who might be expect
ed to handle the gridiron reins next
fall has been Forthcoming. Some per-
sons have voiced the opinion that
Warren would be reappointed. while
a strong rumor persists that another
man, highly successful coach in an
other big southern school for sew
eral years, is to be offered the job.
Feature Relay Planned.
Theodore Kistler. manager of the
| Johns Hopkins-5th Regiment meet, Is
| trying to arrange as the feature re-
lay of the meet triangular affair
| with Hopkins, Virginia and Maryland
that Virginia has assented to the ar
| rangement and the University of
Maryland has agreed to put in its
! team if it can get together a quartz
strong enough to make any kind of
| respectable showing. Both Hop
kins and Virginia have veteran relay
fours. while Maryland rs just begin
! ming to reconstruct its track and field
squad after an absence from the Gin
| der path since the spring of 1917.
G. W. Quint Improving.
George Washington is playing
better basket ball than it has shown
in years. The Hatchetites whipped
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Friday
| night in really brilliant effort.
Coach Morse gradually is blending
lot of more or less divergent elements
into a strong machine. 1t will be
remembered that during the first
year or so of Morse's stay at Western
i High School his teams accomplished
/ very little, but after that were al
Il ways contenders in the race for school
j championships. Particularly was this
i true of basket ball. as during one
I season Morse turned out one of the
most successful scholastic f1ves de-
|, yeloped that year in the entire east
ern section of the United states.
Paul Florence Is Versatile.
If Paul Florence continues to be the
! excellent performer in other sports
that he has shown himself in foot
hall and basket ball, he should soon
J make himself the most valuable
acquisition in an athletic way the
Blue and Gray has known for years.
Florence last fall played brilliantly
in foot ball, being the second pes1
end in the south Atlantic sectloh,
I and now as a basketer he is not far
behind the topnotcher, whoever the
topnotcher may be.