Evening star., 1922-04-18


Some exceptionally interesting com
petitions between individuals should
take place, though, even if the meet
itself does give every promise of be-
ing one-sided. Maryland has some
thing of Il stellar light in the weights
in the person of Beers, and the meet
ing between him and lie Gendre of
Georgetown in the shot, javelin and
discus should be productive of about
the best performances the south At
lantic section can offer. LIE Gendre
has a small margin on Beers in
throwing the discus, the two are
pretty evenly matched with the jave-
lin, and Beers has something the bet
ter of lie Gendre when it comes to
putting the shot.
Maryland also has a half miller in
Robertson, who should put up Splen-
did race against the best men George
town can offer in the event. Robert
son has done 1.56 in the $50. but has
been out of training for several days
, with an infected foot. Maryland prob
ably viii put about twenty men in
the events, but Robertson and Beers
are about the only two members of
the squad who Will measure up to
hrst-place caliber of the Georgetown
stars.
George Washington may have a
surprise to spring in one or two
events. The Hatchetites are said to
possess pole vaulter who can do
around II feet. and, if so, they will
be sure to have him in competition.
The meet originally was scheduled
as quadraRgular affair with George
town. George Washington. Catholic
nlNerSlty and Maryland as the con-
testants. but the Brooklanders have
TAILED TO develop 3 track squad.
For the first time this season Andy
y a' "a erSlly of Maryland pitch
er. yesterday worked in his top form.
ana Gallatsuct suffered l3-to-O shut
out at his hands. The Kendall Green
outht could not connect with Sis-
bet $ delivery at any time and eight
went out on strikes and only one man
reached third base In fact, so well
did Nisbet hurl that only two got as
iar as second. Maryland clouted the
ball hard, Gallaudet made misplays
and Lain walked, so it is not sur
prising that the College Park nine
got thirteen runs.
Catholic Unfversl,y found Tufts
more difficult than it expected yes
terday and the Massachusetts, nine
got away with the long end of a
s-to-1 score. The Brookland pitch
ers could not prevent timely bingles.
even though their teammates got
them sufficient runs to win almost
any contest.
4 Strong college mines play here to-
ofSr uilS btluS dI georgetown,
Fordham t Catholic University, and
Syracuse at Maryland
Only two more ball games are to
De played here this week after to-
day. Tomorrow Catholic University
{plays at West Point and Trinity Col
Vege of Connecticut comes here to
meet Georgetown. Thursday Ford
Iham plays on the Hilltop. A game
Twas listed here Saturday between
Maryland and Oglethorpe, but was
Cancelled at the instance of the lat
ter. After today's contest with
\Syracuse, Maryland will not play
Egain until next week, when it is to
take part in five games, all at Coll
lege Park.
Graduate Manager Frank Gargan
did not come to Washington with his
Fordham squad. He is busy investi-
eating charges of professionalism
lodged against eight members of the
varsity base ball team for alleged
participation in a game Sunday with
. the Waterbury Eastern League Club
at Waterbury. Conn Gargan is said
to have obtained affidavits from each
of the eight accused varsity men
denying participation in the contest.