Evening star., 1923-04-19

Harvard. despite Its inability TO get
real outdoor practice at home. beat
z to T. That Harvard trimmed the
Navy on the Annapolis field is indi-
cation that Catholic University and
Maryland are going to be against the
real thing in college base ball today
and tomorrow. Western Maryland
made a poor showing at Georgetown
Yesterday. landing on the short end
OF g. 19 to l score.
To have one of their own team
score the point which defeated them
was the lot of the University of Mary
land freshmen yesterday in their la
crosse game with Baltimore City Col
lege. The score near the end of the
contest was l 10 l. when ball shot
wild by a Baltimore City youngSter
struck a Maryland Freshman on the
head and bounded into the goal.
While the Maryland Freshmen were
losing at lacrosse 70 the Baltimore
City College, the first year base ball
team was lambasting the Middletown
High School nine TO the tune OF 10
to l. Brayton and Waters held the
visitors at bay rather easily, only
three hits being made off their COM
bined deliveries.
Georgetown, with its brilliant array
OF track and field athletes ought not
to have much trouble taking the
I OI III the uudl
meet today. Pittsburgh usually is
strong in all branches of athletics,
but it Is seldom that any school out
side the very largest universities ever
nave an array of track and field tai
ent such as wears Georgetowns
colors. Today's event probably will
mark the beginning of one Of George
towns greatest track seasons, if not
the most successful.
GuIIaudet took n licking on its visit
to Johns Hopkins in Baltimore yes
5erday, making only three hits off
Schacht in losing, 2-11. Lain, who
pitched for the Kendall Greeners, was
hit freely and had eight errors made
back OF him.
Joe Burger. University OF Maryland
tackle last fall. is playing his first
game as a duck to water, to make the
proverbial comparison. In the con-
test with the Navy at Annapolis last
Saturday he stopped Billings, the
Navy star. and prevented him from
scoring for the first time since that
young man has been a member of
the Navy team. Billings has been
getting all the way up to five goals
in his games. but Burger had him al
most completely out of the play dur
ing most Of the contest Branner,
>Hough, Brewer. Heine. McQuade.
Bromley and several other Maryland
grldmen are members OF the lacrosse
squad.
Word has reached here that Frank
Dobson, director Of athletics at the
University Of Richmond, is extending
himself and the resources Of his ath-
letic organization to make the track
and field games OF the South Atlantic
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
this year the best in the history of
that organization. Dobson. as is the
case with the director of athletics of
the school at which the meet is to be
held is manager Of the games. and
tnasmuch as he thinks this is going
to be the last year Of the association
he is very desirous of making the
meet one to be remembered Also he
wants his institution to show up to
the best advantage.
incidentally, Dobson has predicted
that the meet will be supported better
this year than 1t has been before. be-
cause he is OF the opinion that Rich |
fnond people will turn out for the
games. something they have not done
IN any great numbers at Baltimore.
washington or Charlottesville.
North Carolina University has one !
on the best. possibly the best college !
catcherS in the south. His name is |
Bonner and he played halfbacl, on
the foot ball team last fall Not only |
can Bonner field. throw and handle |!
his job we'll behind the plate but |
he can hit fhA ha1