Evening star., 1922-03-12

two with Ohio State.
The schedule:
April Navy, at Annapolis.
April 3-Dartm0uth. :
April |CathoIic University, Mt
Brookland.
April Vermont.
April SSOuth Carolina.
April list. Johns. Mt Annapolis.
April 13-CathOlfc University.
April IA und 1S-GeOrgia.
April 17-Gallaudet, mt Kendall
Green.
April 1S-Syracuse.
April :-OxlethOrpe.
April 25-Trinfty of North Carolina.
April 28-West Virginia.
April 27-GeOrgia Tech.
April 2S-NOrth Carolina State.
April 29-Delaware.
May 3NOrth Carolina L.
May -St. Johns of Annapolis.
May 6-Johns Hopkins, at Balti-
May 1O-GalIaudet.
May Is and lowest Virginia, at
MOrgantOwn.
May IS-Pitt, at Pittsburgh.
May IS and 18-Ohio state, at
Columbus.
Prospects for team at Maryland
are better than year ago. despite
the loss of d star pitcher and two
gone conclusion that the College
Park nine will not have anybody in
the box as capable as was Keene, but
the staff as a whole gives promise
and the infield and catching depart
ment are intact.
Georgetown, which competed last
night in its last indoor meet, already
is making arrangements for Its out
door season. The Blue and Gray
plans to hold two or three dual meets
and to take part in several Of the big
sets Of games.
The first outdoor meet the Blue
and Gray Is scheduled for is that with
Maryland and Catholic University on
the Hilltop field on April 10. Some
negotiations have been on with Penn
State for dual meet here April II.
but nothing has finally been settled in
regard to it. April 2s and %. the
Hilltoppers are to compete in the
Penn relays; May 6. will send its
squad into the American Legion
May IL and 1s, is to 60 to Charlottes-
willie for the South Atlantic Intercol-
3egiate Athletic Association cham
pionships; May 20, has a dual meet
with New York University: at New
in the intercollegiates at Cambridge.
Georgetown's record during the in
door season was the best In Its his
tory. Not only did it win both meets
held in Baltimore and Washington,
honors in those games and in COM
petitions in the north With a splen-
didly balanced team the Blue and
Gray expects to repeat its successes
in outdoor games and is banking on
eome points in the Intercollegiate as
the climax of it's season.
1t is almost granted that the Blue
and Gray will win the South Atlantic
championships unless something un-
Soreseen befalIs it's squad between
now and May 13. No other school in
the section can present at this time
anywhere near as formidable an ag-
Eregation of capable athletes!
Driscoll. Catholic University's stel-
Jar first baseman last spring, is one
of the best all-around players in the
eection. Coach Moran has not yet de-
Cided this season in what position he
be back of the bat or at first. Moran
claims that Driscoli is just as good q
college catcher as there is in the east.
Were La Fountain, one of Gallau-
diets best athletes in years, in q
larger institution and possessed of all
9lis physical senses. he undoubtedly
would be one of the really great ath-
1etes of the south. He has all the re-
Huirements of a brilliant performer
in three branches Of sport. and
actually has been and Is a star in
each at Gallaudet. In foot ball last
fall La Fountain was excelled in his
end play by but few men in this Sec
zion; IN basket ball he is the main
stay of his team, and in base ball is
IN infielder of considerable ability.
l1e is a young man who deserves a
good deal more in the way of praise
for his ability and accomplishments
bn the athletic field than he ever gets.
hob Bissonette. pitcher and outfield-
iHyor i$Ny ,{oo
last spring. has been signed by iris
Speaker to pitch for tho Cleveland
tlub in the American League. Bis
eonette is to join the Indians imme-
idiately.
1t rather seems that it would be
better to do away entirely with the
kick for goal after touchdown, or
4he attempt to score a point after
touchdown, than to make the change
which is outlined by the foot ball
rules committee. which is to allow a
play, either by kick, rush or forward
bass, to mako score in any way,
(which shall count the one point.
solve itself entirely into attempts to
Kick field goals. either by placement
br drop, probably the former. The
Snew rule, as presented, provides that
3f the defensive team infringes on
The rules the team which has just
kcored a touchdown shall be given
h point. If there were serious OBJ
Sections to the scoring of point
hfter touchdown by Kicking goal
under the rule as 1t has existed for
Years, on account Of the so.called
easy nature of the score, 1t hardly
seems that tho proposed change
eliminates such objections. especially
should the point be a gift because
pf penalty.
Io.,l college base han SQUADS have
had little opportunity to practice 80
Tar this spring. Rain and soggy dfa-
klonds have kept the squads down to
Z minimum Of work. Beginning this
week, though. most Of the coaches
hope to get their men out regularly,
20 that they can have their teams in
at least fair condition when the big
northern schools begin to come this
way.
Navy Scores in Water.