The Washington times., 1922-04-03

against Maryland University at Col
lege Park. The Hanoverians have been
In town since Friday. and will con-
clude their Washington visit by
playing Catholic University on
Tuesday.
The Wednesday offering brings
Maryland University into town for
q game with the Catholic University
team at Brookland. This contest Is
one of the early season features
equaled only by the return game at
College Park on May 13.
Thursday afternoon South Caro-
lima enters the lists aginst George
town University on the Hilltop.
Friday afternoon the Tarheels tackle
Catholic University, while the Uni
versity of Vermont nine appears at
College Park against Maryland Uni
versity.
Maryland University gets another
crack at baseball Saturday at Col
1ege Park. playing South Carolina.
The Southerners are we'll advanced
At this time of the year, having
been out for something like three
weeks.
1t Is noticeable that the local
college teams look much better
than the NOrtherners who visit
at this time of the year, while
the teams from the Carolinas ap.
pear somewhat more seasoned
than the District mines. There Is
about the same difference In the
advent Of spring between here and
the CarOlinas as there Is between
here and Massachusetts.
The local colleges appear 20 be
unusually we'll fortified with pitch
ing talent. Georgetown has Hyman,
who has not started as yet: Rey-
nolds, Jenkins. Schmidt, and Nc
Carthy. Catholic University is using
Clark, Descharms, and Jackson.
Maryland has Nisbet and Chichester
as the most dependable of its
pitchers. .
There is a considerable furry In
track activities at Georgetown with
the Penn State College dual meet
coming next Tuesday. The Hill
toppers will find Coach Bill Mar
tins team with any number or
first.class performers.
Shields. Barron, Hile, Smith, and
others of the Penn State team are
sure to gain their fair share or wins
in the coming engagements, which
are expected to be up to high
standard. Penn State engaged
Georgetown here in a dual meet
several seasons ago. The meet was
originally scheduled for April II, but
was showed one day ahead on ac-
count of the opening of the Ameri-
can League season.
University of Maryland track and
field men are down to energetic
preparation for the opening of their
spring season April Is, when they
will be host to Washington and Lee
in a dual meet. A determined ef-
fort is being made this year by II. c.
Byrd, director of athletics, to de-
velop a formidable track and field
team, or at least lay solid founda-
tion for the restoration OF Mary
lands former prestige in the spot.
1t appears that the hopes of Byrd,
who is personally coaching the
squad, will be realized in no uncer-
tain manner. Considerable strength
was shown by the College Parkers
in the indoor meets. Maryland fol-
lowers expect their representatives
TO show even stronger in the spring
campaign, since II in believed that
Untz Brewer, former junior national
1OO-yard- -da sh champion, and mum
ber of others will have rounded into
form.
Besides the Washington and Lee
engagement. Maryland this month
will compete twice, appearing in the
collegiate quadrangular meet in
Washington, April %, and In the
Penn relays, April 1929.
or course. IL is early season
track dope, but George F. Green,
Western High School. Is unusu-
ally interested in the intercol-
leCiates, and Is picking Cornell to
win because three Of his former
athletes are on Jack Moakley's
squad. Incidentally, Cornell has
won four legs on the present inter
collegiate cup, and II Cornell wins
this year will have permanent
possessiOn-the second cup, by the
way.
Cornell has done exceptionally well
indoors this season and with JACK
Moakley's handling and the return
of Kimball will probably step to the
front.
When Green was at Princeton
Prep Dave kimball was among MS
track men along with Ned Couin-
locks. Crawford Carter was also
one Of Green's stars while he was
here at st. Adams several years ago.
Carter is being touted as the inter
collegiate $50 champion this year
while Kimball, If he RECEIVERS from a
strained tendon is expected to win
the furlong hurdles. Kimball and
Carter were at Green's camp in
Minnesota and Kimball went to Chi
cago from camp and won the ma
tional Junior title In the hurdles.
The Western coach is figuring the
intercollcgiates out with a fine
hand at this time. Gouinlocks Is
doing twelve feet In the polevault
and is also shot-putting. Each lad
is expected to do his bit toward land
ing the title for Cornell. Naturally
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