The Washington times., 1922-05-02

Pleasant on Saturday. Taken by
for all interests.
Georgetown, Maryland and Cath
ole University get plenty Of action
on the diamond this week. Mary
land, Georgetown, George Washing.
ton and Gallaudet as well as all Of
the high school regulars and fresh
men, including the junior high school
team, will point their track candi-
dates for the legion games.
The track meet will provide eleven
events for the schools, five for legion
men, four for the high school fresh
men as well as ten events for open
competition. There will be special
relay events on the card in addition
Commander WashbuTn, of the
Naval Academy, promises to have
eleven OF the middies In competi-
tion I'm the open events and there
Is every indication that Virginia
VIII send men TO compete I'm the
events, which are expected 10 be
crowded with Georgetown entries.
Washington track followers will
set their last chance to see George
towns famous athlete, Bob LeGen.
dre. In action. On May IL and 13.
LeGendre will appear at Charlottes-
Vile, Va, In the South Atlantics.
He Is scheduled for New York en-
gagement with the Hilltoppers the
following Saturday, and on May 26
and 81. will compete in the interccl-
legiates.
LeGendre is rated as the greatest
athlete in America today. He is a
three time winner Of the collegiate
pentathlon championship and holds
three records in this event.
Jimmy Connolly will also appear
Saturday. Although badly shaken
and scraped from the fall he re-
ceived when Larry Shields fouled
him in the famous distance medley
race last Friday, Connolly Is expect
ed to be in first-class shape for
Saturday.
Maryland's track team will hear
watching. as the College Parkers are
coming fast. They have improved
nightly in the last week and have
been producing first-class results.
Maryland's relay team at Philadel-
phia, made Bucknen travel to a re-
cord to win.
Today CentraI's baseball team,
last years champion and one OF
the strongest in this years race,
win appear In the championship
series In the stadium. CentraPs
nine has had an I'm and out season,
but has bucked down for victor
les In important games. The Mt.
Pleasant lads face Eastern.
Business and Western won in their
starts against Eastern and Tech.
Both Tech and Western look TO be
stronger than Eastern and Business.
The Manual Trainers and Westcrners
appear able to give Central a first
class argument, IL not a licking and
the high school race. instead OF be-
ing a walkaway for Central, is going
TO be a well contested series.
On Friday, Tech and Business will
meet in their annual engagement
and Tech is counting upon winning.
The Stenogs with French in form are
going to make II interesting for APP
pies boys.
On Thursday, Georgetown U;niver-
sity will attempt to win it's sixteenth
straight game of the season. The
Hllltoppers, who have rested Il bit,
will tackle North Carolina. On Fri
day they will engage the Washing.
ton College team, of Chestertown,
Nd, which is said to have one of the
sn1artest teams in this section.
The Chestertown lads pride them
selves on their club and knocked off
a good many first-class college teams
last year and this. Maryland en-
counters North Carolina on Wedncs-
day, st. Johns College on Friday,
and Hopkins on Saturday.
Catholic University goes awav to-
night and will meet Fordham in New
York, Yale n. New Haven. and Har-
ward at Cambridge three days Iun-
ming.
One or two echoes Of the Penn
Relay games remain, and II Is re.