Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-19

Will be dOle 10 accomplish 1luCn aSa
! Don't let anybody cause you to
think. though. that.the South Atlantic
meet is not going to be an Interesting
affair but. despite the strength of
Virginia and V. p. l., l cannot see any
thing other than an almost certain
victory for Georgetown. While Vlr-
ginia andy. L. |. will present strong
teams. with one or two stellar per.
formers in each squad, neither Scnool
has the number of really good men
that represent Georgetown. and what
is more, neither possesses an all-round
star of such brilliance as lie Gendre
nor Il man who can negotiate the dis
tance events as fast as Connolly.
Chamberlain of Virginia, in the
high jump. almost is in class by
himself, - the possible exception
OF our man Ward. who does about
fcNt l inch. Chamberlain may be de-
pended upon to do anywhere from
feet inches to 6 feet 4. But who
can Virginia. or v. p. l., or Washing
ton AVID Lee, or any other school offer
to cffNet the proba BILE performances
of lie Ccndre, who can do more thah
90 feet N the broad jump, who can
win the low hurdles and 100-yard
dash, and who probably will capture
the javelin and dscus and get second
in the shot And who will beat Con-
molly in the mile
Add up the points represented by
men and you can readily see that
GEORGETOWN will not have to count so
many more places to make absolutely
sure of the meet by good margin
Georgetown and University of Mary
land won their base ball games yes
terday and Catholic University lost.
The Blue and Gray trimmed TUFTS
with ease. batting out i runs against
3: Maryland had the time of its life
n ,rtT W..
cuse. while Catholic University found
Fordham too hard nut for IL to
crack and had to be content with the
short end of a 7-to-o count.
The game which Maryland won from
Syracuse was a regular old-time slug
ging match. Maryland making eleven
hits and Syracuse ten. Four Maryland
pitchers were on the slab. Whl!e TWO
did duty for Syracuse. Sohrider. Will
son, Chichester and Nisbet took turns
in order in their endeavors to pre-
vent the visitors landing on the
ball successfully, and of the four MS
bet was the only man who seemed TO
hold his game wei in hand Nispet
pitched the last three innings. lie
went in in the seventh with two men
on and famed a man for the third
out.
Maryland landed on Irwin. who
started for Syracuse, for two runs in
would have got more IL POLLOCK had
not been doubled up with two on and
nobody out on a line drive to snort
by Burdette. Irwin was hit hard con-
siStently, but got away fairly well
until the Marylanders staged their Dig
rally in the final innings when pro
duced four runs and victory irwin
was hit for two doubles. Single, anu
a home run in the ninth before he was
displaced by .Granni. Granni hit Wat
kins with pitched. ball with the
bases full and forced across the win
ming run.
Sam Hyman. Georgetown's veteran
portside finger. yesterday pitched
more like the Hyman OF other sea-
sons than he had in any other game
this spring. He held TUFTS TO seven
hits granted two passes, fanned elsht
batters and was steady all the way.
Sam also helped down Tufts by
clouting a homer. double and single
in four times at bat.
Georgetown punished Morrill, and
kirshStein severely. garnerlng eleven
safeties for thirty bases. The game
was well contested until the sixth IN
ming Then the Hilltoppers punched
three triples and a double with
base on balls for four TALES. dou-
BILE play by Flavin in the eighth IN
ming was the fielding feature of the
engagement.
freak seventh inning, in which
four runs were made. gave Fordham
its win over Catholic University.
Only one hit was made off Clark dur
ing the session, but he tossed in three
bases on balls and wild pitch, while
the visitors pilfered three bases and
negotiated a squeeze play. McNa-
mara was hit freely by the Brook
laa der but he kept the I0uts sep
A high wind sweeping Killion Field
marred the play of both teams. Err
rors were frequent. Breslin and
Driscoll were the batting stars of the
match, each getting three hits in
five times at bat.
Catholic University's nine left last
night for West Point, where it plays
Army today. Georgetown is to meet
Trinity of Connecticut on the Hilltop.
Catholic University is likely to be up
against it on the Hudson, but what
probably will happen at Georgetown
may be foretold by saying that Della
ware walloped Trinity by 10 to 0.
In the game with Syracuse Rosy"
Pollock, Maryland third baseman, in
the ninth inning hit the longest home
run that has ever been made on the
College Park field. The ball went
far over the centerfielder's head. hit in
the middle of the Baltimore and
Washington pike, bounded across or
the new athletic field and rolled to
the lend of it. The only home run
made at College Park that compared
with it was one hit by Country
Norris in 1913 against West Virginia.