Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

so successful was the meet at
Richmond that the association il
ANXIOUS TO make the games an annual
anair in that city, so that they viii
become fixed feature of the athIe-
TIC program there. The meet for
1874 more than year ago was award
ed TO the University of Mary
Iahd, but the executive committee has
addressed communication to that
Institution asking if it would be Will
ing to forego holding the affair and al
low continuance of the Compel
tlon al Richmond The executive com
mittee, however, made il clear 10
maryland that the meet is scheduled
10 go TO College Park unless the old
me university is in full agreement
with the suggestion to transfer
One or two of the schools in the
southern intercollegiate conference
expressed doubt whether or not they
WIZ De able financially to send teams
70 noth the south Atlantic and south
efn conference championships
One of the greatest troubles of the
South Atlantic Athletic Association
seems in a fair way to be solved.
though by the appointment OF a com
agreement by which all institutions
in the association will abide This
matter of differences in eligibility
codes has been one which has led 10
greater variance in the attitudes Of
the several schools toward their as
ISOLATION than any other and if an
agreement is reached in regard to il
IN all probability most of the troubles
which beset the association will van
ish 1t might be that the association
could eventually develop into a brother
section of the southern conference
University of Maryland is to figure
in four of the seven base ball games
scheduled for local colleges during
the week. Tomorrow It will go TO
annapolis for two-day stay, to play
the Navy game postponed from
April II and to meet st. Johns on
tuesday. Catholic University meets
the Marylanders at College Park
Wednesday and Saturday Johns Hop
klns appears at College Park in the
nnal contest of the year. Friday
Catholic University has game with
Seton Hall at Brookland and Satur-
day with the New York Athletic Club
at New York
Saturday Georgetown begins a long
TRIP north, opening with game at
Fordham. Sunday the Staten Island
Elks are TO be PLAYED and the fol-
lowing week on consecutive days, be-
ginning Monday May %, are TO be
played Crescent Athletic Club, New
London Marine Base, Yale. ProVi-
dence College, Boston College, Holy
Cross.
Georg etown goes north with
out of sixteen games it has played
The only team TO which the Hilltop
pers have bowed is Holy Cross, in one
OF the early season contests.
Three good athletes are slated IN
graduate from Washington and Lee
University this spring They are
| Monk Mattox, Wahoo Macdonald and
Bill McCailum. The first mentioned
two are brilliant base ball and foot
ball players and the last has done
some fine work on the slab for the
Generals nine. Macdonald has the
distinction of having won more var
sity letters than any other man now
at Washington and Lee. He has cap
| tured his foot ball insignia four times,
basket ball three and base ball three.
During the season which just closed
Macdonald pitched seven winning
| games for the Generals and was not
defeated. 1t might be mentioned IN
connection with McCallum, that il
| was he who pitched the team TO !
victory over the Navy last week.
With the corner stone laying of the
new gymnasium scheduled for next
Saturday, Farmers day, the Univer-
sity of Maryland is certain to he rep-
resented in basket ball next season.
ngements are being made to elect
a manager and assistant manager for
| that sport at the meet OF the stu
dents assembly Wednesday. Incident
ally. managers and assistant mana
gers for track. lacrosse base ball and
tennis will be elected at the same
time. Some few basket ball contests
| will be staged with schools on trips
| In this direction, but in the main the
schedule will be made up of games
with schools in this immediate see
ton,