Evening star., 1924-04-21


H;tlstead and Ycisley are the only
ones Of the five t-itchtrs Cuughlin is
carrying who have had previous var
.'iN experience. Hal stead has been
''attiC dlarly good this season and
- " has to his credit victories over
-Imy and Nillan"Na. Harry has so
MI reSSed COughiiu that the latter
h"tleNeS the young hurlcr may he
=, ole To check the Georgetown slug
GERS. Sretz and Stein are LafayettC'S
1rServe moundSmen.
This Lafayette team has four vet
Grams a I the head Of its batting order
--Fh rd Basr man WilleVer. Second
,5aseman and capt. Bots Drummer Of
loot ball fame. enter Fielder Ernst
:4:d Catcher Berry. Rrunner played
moved to the inner defense when Van
TART, a regular last season. was
made Ineligible by faculty action.
HeIntel, a freshman. now is filling
bruGner's former left-iicld job and
batting IN e ghth place. First Base
man Gebhard follows Berry in the
hitting order. Sh"rtstop kirkleski
bats sixth and Right Fielder Wismer
seventh.
tctho lie tnivcrsit, expected To
atft its line-uI again today in an
't"rt I" imprCN@ it, defense without
'y"akoning its attacking strength to
any extent IaWl,E MAJ, return t.
iir~t baSc. diSpiacing Clark. whose
regular job Is on the mound. Garvin
probably viii handle the third base
assignment instead OF lauace. In ali
likelihood May will start the pitching
against Lafayette. with Clark in re-
serve. Tomorrow the entire Brook
land squad will 60 t. Quantico. where
ne Marines viii be played. The Red
.,nd Black is more than anxious to
iurn the tables on the DcViidogs. who
Won handily in a game at Brookfand
Early this month.
GcGrgCtCUE was to encounter I.ebt-
non Valley al thc Hilltop this after
noon. starting play at $500 O'Clock
The Hitltoppers were expecting moth
ing more than Il tuning-up drill for
Lh"tr tilt With Lafayette tomorrow,
but nothing much IS known here of
II" i.rCWeSS Il Lebanon Valley ON the
diamond. aud tn, Blue and Gray may
n" in for Il ruiy jolt.
'"iirGe hasc ball of high order
ought t. L.- rlaNcd at t-oll,g.. Park
Wedns S'tay and Thursday. wnen the
University OF Georgia nine takes the
'eid against III" team Of tho Uni
NerSitN - Maryland The .GtOrgians
'ISt year had the best varsity aggre-
cation in the south and easily cap
turcd th. Southern intercollegiate
Conference championship. According
i" Dixie critics. Georgia this spring
= even stronger than last and very
has in ThomaSun about the best first
-acker in southern college ranks His
brilliant play has attracted the at
t"ntion of professional base ball
scouts and his carly entry into the
organized game would occasion no
surprise.
Lack Of rest after an arduous rail-
road trip told heavily against Mary
lands lacrosse team at West Point
saturday, but at that the Old Liners
faHEht = brilliant though losing bat
ne against the Cadets. The game
MaS played on soggy field that
hainpe red the tired Marylanders Sc
..ltlN, Yet they managed TO get prac-
italy as many shots al goal as did
-tflnN. Tn" Supe.b performances of
torner. cadet goal, though. made every
ftarN and rffult fruit CSs Army'S three
points Wer" scored by Marinelli, third
attack. according to Coach Truett OF
Ne. losing twelve the best lacrosse
'""N'r w" haS seen in action in years.
In addition 10 its field ana track
IN, Georgetown University has
N3"u>f Nogar;i. y t.ycliSt. striving for
Z p'a1' ou tn" United States niym-
g" team. Til Foreign Service School
S,'lhcHt VI" represented The United
: alrS IN III" ~! mpi" cycling COM
Z" utiors al Antwerp four Years ago,
At~t"rda\ Mon Nh" right 10 enter the
81 fnpIG team Wheelm-u'% trials at
Patterson Jun by mSkii- the best
TIM" iu road run Of l16.S miles.
IhiS is the full diataGC ri the big
- hal"h the course Ia F'rcdrrick. Md.
9Itd return il : hours. minutes and
- seconds. good time. considering
itf" @a1es ana $teetStOrm encountered