Evening star., 1924-03-30

SATG RIlAN: tsaflRudet at
Johns Hopkins.
Despite the Indictment start and
nnfsh of the week. the squads at the
four 1oCel institutions supporting the
Fane got in some telling practice
sessions. and all are ready and anX-
ious for real comhats. In fact, all
have definitely decided upon the men
whom they will start in their open
ing games
&. L. Line-Up Selected.
Coach O'Reilly of Georgetown.
after much experimenting in the work
outs has concluded to send the fol-
lowing into the contest with Bow
dotn tomorrow:
Murphy CCaptD. left field.
Quinn. third base.
Tram, ShOrtStOp.
AlbertS, center field.
SukefOrtb. catcher.
nudd, first base.
Rynn, second base.
Murray, right field.
Jenkins. pitcher.
murphy, Urann and jenkins were
on last Years varsity squad; Quinn
and Ryan are graduates from the
l923 freshmen team, while Murray
VINO was in school year ago, did
not play. Alberts and Sukeforth are
newcomers.
Brennan, newcomer; Tabor Jones,
Mccarthy and Gillespie are other
leaGlng members of the mound corps.
Jenkins and Tabor are southpaws.
c. L. Has Veteran Array.
Coach Moran of Catholic University.
eran combination on the field in the
contest billed with Amherst tomor-
row. Garvin. who has taken UP the
ShortStop assignment, was with the
NIL the shoes of De NauIt, last sea
sons shortstopper. who has been
shifted to left field on account of
developing lameneSS in his arm
that cannot stand as much throwing
us an lnuelder is called upon to do.
Here is how the Brooklanders are
due to parade to the plate:
BresIin, center field.
mulviIIe, second base.
De NauIt. left field.
Cummings, right field.
Lawler, first base.
GaTYin, Sh0rtStOp.
NGary, catcher.
lRnace, third base.
May or Clark, pitcher.
Devon and Meehan, left handlers:
hozak and O'Connor are possibilities
for the pitching corps that is causing
Coach Moran to lose a few more hairs
from his sparsely covered head.
Maryland Well Fixed.
Six of the eight men who will
start in the regular positions for
sity year ago. HALEY at third and
Troxen at first are the additions.
Both played clever ball for the fresh
men last year and are showing up
strongly. the latter especially SO.
HALEY, who was slow TO start, has
shown to much better advantage in
recent workouts.
Coach Shipley has announced the
following lineup to face Vermont to-
morrow afternoon:
H,IIa-
Groves, left field.
BeSiey. ShortStOp.
Pollock, second base.
Burdette (capt.), center field.
1TOxeil. first base.
RenISberE, right field.
Watkins. catcher.
Schrider or Br1ytOn, pitcher.
Schrider, who is a southpaw, is the
veteran ace of the hurHng corps. |
Brayton, along with Waters, both of
whom hurled successfully for the |
1928 frosh, Will be Schrider'S main |
aids. Coakley and Clark also are on
the staff. Walker and Gardner. in
yhelders, and Ray, outfelder, are the |
leading reserve players.
Experimenting At GalIaudet.
Coach EIstad of Gallaudet has not
fully decided on his batting order for J
the game with Rriarley Hall at Ken
dali Green Wednesday. as he will dc |
some more experimenting between !
now and that time.
The Kendall Green nine which is
about a 6O-4O mixture of veteran and
new material, bids fair to round into
a pretty fair combination before the
season gets far under way. The |
pitching appears to be well above the
average, and there apparently is
more than usual amount of hitting
strength in the squad.
The positions probably will be filled |
as follows:
Bradley, first base.
Davis or hilLOn, second base.
DaDOfsky. shOFtdOP.
Num- or krug, third base.
naSsinkof, left field.
Riddle, center field.
Rose or Wright, catcher.
Lain. pitcher or right field
BOatwright, pitcher or right field. |
Lain and Boatwright are two of the |
leading all-around Players on the !
squad and will be in the game either
in the outffeld or on the slab. Mas
sinkon also can pitch, and there
doubtless will be a lot of shifting be-
tween the mound and the outer gar
denS-
New Diamond At Maryland.
Maryland will play on a new dia-
nnond in its stadium when it tackles
Vermont, and Catholic University is
hoping to use the base ball layout in |
its new athletic bowl shortly, al |
though it has no hope of doing so in !
the contest with Amherst. In fact |
the BrookIanders will be lucky If !,
they can whip the old diamond into |
shape to tackle the team from Presi- |
dent Coolidge's alma mater
Patrons of Maryland will be able |
to watch ball games in comfort this !
season for the first time in years |
The diamond in the stadium has been |
laid out in such a manner that the |
home plate is in the northwest corner |
of the field, and the line to first base
is parallel with the stands, giving |
an excellent view of the contest
A portion of the fence around the |
quarter-mile track has been removed |
so as not to interfere with the out
netders, and all extra base hits will !
be earned.
Old Line Yeariings Busy.
While the Maryland varsity has
only one game this week, the fresh
men, who make their debut Tuesday
IN a game with HyattsvfIle High at
college Park, will figure in a trio. |
In addition to the game with the (
Hyattsville lads, the old line year
lmgs viii meet Central in Wilson
Stadium Thursday and tackle Tech at |
the tidal basin Saturday.
Coach Mackert has not yet select
ed his first string players from among
the more than forty that are striving |
for positions, but several have |
sainchea berths. Notable among them
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