Evening star., 1922-04-07

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Plans for the athletic field are prac-
tically complete. and work will begin
in sufficient time to have it ready TOR
foot ball next fall. 1t is the intention
OF the university to award contracts
Tor the gymnasium some ti1ne IN
June. so that the building VIII ne
complete. and only the interior re-
main to he finished when cold wealth
Or sets in.
Under the stands to be constructed
on the athletic field will be separate
dressing rooms for the lacrosse. track;
base ball and foot ball teams anu
visiting teams. storage rooms. snow
ers, heating plant. ticket ONCE wv
general Hobbies and woman rest
xoom. The last mentioned Is a iea
ture with which no athletic neio IN
the east is equipped. The concrete
stands with temporary seats to be
built will take care of a croWd OF
about 10000 a seven-foot tile wall
Is to surround the field.
Plans for the gymnasium provide
for d building 1sS feet by 40 feet. in
the basement will be the general
locker room, showers. armoTy, team
dressing rooms and storage rooms Tor
military supplies. On the main hoor
are to be the trophy room, reception
room, three offices for the military
departmcnt three Offices for the phySi-
cal educa tion department and the main
Eymna sium floor. On the second moor
will be two claSsrooms, ciub ana
reception room, dressing rooms anu
showers for girls, retiring room Tor
girls at dances and other social 1unc-
tions and the running track. with
the exception of the room arrange
ment and some changes in the archl-
lecture, the building is TO be con-
structed along the general lines of
the gymnasium at Washington anu
Lee.
The building of the athletic field
and gymnasium at College Park VIII
give the University of Maryland bet
ter facilities for the development OF
intercollegiate and intramural ath-
leticS than are possessed by any 9TH
er college or university in the south,
and it is the intention OF the uni
vcrsity authorities to work out an
arrangement whereby practically
every student will be able to engage
in some kind of competitive sport
Participation of all freshmen in some
branch of athletics is to be made
compulsory and opportunities for all
upper classmen who are not members
of varsity squads to take part in
sports will be offered.
University of Maryland entertains
teams from Cornell and Vermont this
afternoon. Corne1's lacrosse team is
to appear against the College Parkers
and Vermont's nine will be on hand
The base ball game will begin at 5
O'Clock and the lacrosse game I'M
mediatcly after, about o'clock.
Maryland's nine has been shaken
up considerably. and some regulars of
last years nine will grace the bench
this afternoon. Besley is to replace
Burroughs at short, Pollock has been
shifted from first to third. Bailey
goes to left field in place of Groves
and Wallis will do the backstopping.
Nisbet or Schrider will start on the
mound.
South Carolina. which lost to
Georgetown yesterday. II to 5, goes
out to Catholic University this after
noon. The Brooklanders are bank
Tag on repeating their victory over
Dartmouth. Saturday South Carolina
plays at Maryland and Vermont
meets c. L.
Georgetown has NO game until it
meets Cornell Monday, but. Gallaudet
travels to, Baltimore tomorrow to
take issue with Johns Hopkins.
Georgetown University's nine was
outhatted. twelve hits to six. by
South Carolina yesterday. but CLEAN
ed d 12-to-J victory. Three home
runs were large responsible for the
success of the locals. In the first
inning Jim Murphy gave the Hilltop
pers a good start when his four-base
clout cleared filled bases. homer
, by Florence in the fourth and an
scored runners ahead. Wallace was
the victim of these clouters. Jen-
kins, southpaw, went the route for
the winners. He was nicked for a.
reund-trip by Kern, Gamecock short,
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