The Washington herald., 1922-11-27

calls for the expenditure OF 5000
600. Within a week action wi
probably be taken which wiil resu
in building opeT.ations being starteS
This will cut off a portion Of In,
Hilltop field and will necessita.
tearing down the present gran
stand and in placing the hasebG
diamond over by Ryan gymnasiu
and greatly shortening the ne,
back of center field.
Ii is the plan Of the Hilton "a
thorities to use the cinder track !
it's entirety the building operation
going on inside of this enclosure.
The restriction OF the athlPt
field and the gradual building
of dormitories will shove the att
letic field elsewhere
Georgetown has already a twely
acre field levelled. drained. nd READ
Tor use northwest Of the collie
buildings. Changes in the prograi
however. call for still another ne
field TO he filled in on the Foxha
road
WILL BUILD STADIUM.
Upon this field will he erected
stadium seating 5000 people. lars
enough for any purpose Georgeton
might need
Briefly. this is the Hilltop projs~
which is but one instance Of q
pace the institutions are kee.ET
with the town in its-growth and.d
velopment.
Some time back Catholic Tnste
sity took over the new gymnaslli-
which was erected during the wa
The structure, said TO cost $3.50 90
is completed and in use.
The Brooklanders. contemplating
huge build nc program. annoufpr'
recently. are expecting TO put 70.
ward their project for a stadium.
Just north Of the gymnasium b.
formed by nature as an ampbiih'
ater. the Cathol'c Tniver s,tv autllor
ties are going To take advantage
the lay OF the land to erect
stadium capable of seating 100"
people.
A quarter-mlle cinder track wiz
a baseball and football field in Al
enclosure is contemplated This pr
iect will probably be aGitated aga
in the near future.
Maryland University has recer;l
completed a $4,000 athletic field ~
is beginning tho erection of suitah!
stands which VIII house athlafs
give room for a number of office
and quarters for various teams.
GYM WILL GO UP.
In addition the College Pi
authorities are starting the erect ~
Of a new gymnasium which viii Co
when completed and equipped som
thing like $4,000. The new Ry1
will have swimming pools. boxin
and fencing rooms, separate qes
tiers for men and women and 4.
usual outlay for AN intensive at
letic and physical training progra'
The .hree institutions are -nC
alone in their plans for buildinl
| For some time George Washing
, University has had in mind III
/ launching of an endowment or
paign. When propitious tha dow
town institution will probably "a
nounce its drive which is expes'
| TO culmirate in a general expansin
of the university.
The expenditure Of several ~
lions Of dollars by Washington tps'
/ tutions within the next few yea
will more than keep pace with ~
general building development in 80
city. will add greatly to the perko
enrolment Of the various inst 90
tions and is expected TO react g.
most wholesome manner for the
eral Improvement of the athf
situation.
CENTRAL Is CITED.
Central High School is cited
an excellent example Of what =
he done here when GeorgetoN
Catholic University and Marve
complete their programs. The NJ
Pleasant institution. when a W
into its new building. when ahead
leaps and bounds
Eastern High School viii cor
into its own new building with.
the next few months. IL is announc-
and with all sorts OF modern cor
ditions for athletics and physic.
training. including an athletic IL
all it's own. will begin the upgIaf
in athletics.
The @ eorg etown Preparss'
School in its new plant on the Rech
vile Pike Is beginning to eNperse-
the thrill OF adequate equipment:f b..
it's youngsters. Starting with y
first year class IL now has awe
years. Next year and the year 20.
lowing will admit a full complemeu
OF students and the institution vii
swing most naturally in0o its re: a
lar stride