Evening star., 1924-05-18

on the home grounds.
Catholic University will coufine
most of it's foreign base ball activ-
ties TO the state of Vermont. The
. four games in the Green Mountain
state. st. Michael's is to be encoun-
tered Wednesday, the University of
Vermont at burlington Thursday and
Norwich at Northfield Friday. Then
the Red and Black will move TO
West Point for d match with Army
Saturday
From what Catholic University has
accomplished so far this season in
base ball, it may be concluded that its
Trip VIII not he SO successful. De-
spite scattering of good material |
Tor college niue, the Brooklanders
nave not been able to mold a capable
team. Much of their trouble has
been due to lack of dependa bic
pitchers. A times some members of
the mound corps have threatened to
/ become really good, but generally all
nave failed TO measure up to the
standard set by last years hurting
crew a BrOokfand
georgetown may get along fairly
well but it is to tackle lot Of
tormldab BILE mines. The Hiiltoppers
tack and have a couple of pitchers
rated high in college ranks, Rut
iney probably will need all they can
produce against Holy Gross. Boston
y.
let constitutes severe schedule for
any varsity diamond aggregation.
Reports OF the prowe.s Of tho
western Maryland and DreXeI mines
have been meager. but the former
should give Georgetown little trouble
Ihursday unless the Westminster
ooiIese is represented this season by
muCh stronger team than usual
DreNeI and Gallaudet ought IN he
well matched Saturday.
Iniversity of Maryland has cou
PIE OF important base ball dates dur
ing the week Wednesday the Old
Liners viii go to Annapolis for a
match with Navy. and SATURDAY. Will
invade HomeWood Field in Baltimore
i"T scrap with their ancient enemy.
IohHs Hopkins. This tilt with the
hiueJaSS assumes more than ordinary
Importance this season In recent
Years Maryland mines registered vic
lnrles over Hopkins rather easily but
ThlS year the Old Liners are not so
formidable, and the BaItimoreans ap-
near 70 be somewhat stronger than
usual. supporters of both mines an
'lcipate d red-hot base ball game,
and would not be surprised should a
three game series be necessary
Maryland's second date with Hopkins
IS May 81, the game to be played at
College Park.
Another great athletic rival of
Mary lands. Catholic University. hopes
10 stage startling come back" when
next their mines meet The Brook
!anderS were easy pickin's for the
Black and Gold in a recent encounter
~ College Park, but certainly will do
their utmost to turn the tables in.
battle on the home diamond The
second game probably will be played at
Brookland a week from Wednesday.
College tennis players will swing
n
about during the week. George.
Washington's well balanced team will
go to Annapolis Wednesday for a
contest with the Navy netmen and on
the same day Catholic University and
Maryland tennis teams will be oppo-
nents at College Park. In their last
meeting at Brookland Catholic Uni
versity oVercame the old Liners.
GaIIaudet athletes will seek laurels
at College Park Wednesday, the
Kendall GreenerS having a date with
the Old Liners for a track and field
meet. The men OF the Florida ave
nue. institution probably will find it
difficult to point the way to the
Marylanders in many of the events,
though. There are several very good
track performers at College Park,
and some of them will strive to es
tablish new records for the stadium
along the Baltimore pike. Ed Pugh
will attempt to lower the College
i dT Ia Time LOT the IAU-ydTu HlSH
hurdles and the quarter-mile dash
Joe Endslow will go after new 440
and $50 yard records, Bill Supplee
hopes to set marks in the high jump
and discus and jayelin throws and
Bill Beers. South Atlantic shotput
record holder, will try for records
In that specially and with the dis
Gus and javelin. A preliminary meet
will bring together teams of Eastern
High School and the Maryland fresh
man class.
Much of the success of the Univer-
sity of Virginia freshman base ball
team that recently closed its season
without defeat is attributed to the
good pitching of Lee UnverZagt-
former Western High School boy. He
was the star hurler of the young
Cavaliers and was high in their bat
ting lists. In his last seven trips TO
the plate during the freshman season
he poled three home runs. While at
Western, Unverzagt was accorded =.
position on The Stars all-high school
base ball team.
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