Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-03-07

Georgetown and Catholic Univer-
Sity are due to inaugurate their dia-
Nnond campaigns a few days later, SO
all of the institutions here that foster
the sport have their squads hard at
work in practice. Despite the abb
sence of their coach, Charles Moran,
who Is kept at home by illness, the
Catholic University team INDUCED in
a spirited drill yesterday. Capt. Joe
Mullville sent the Red and Black
through it's PAGES. and will continue
to direct practice until Moran re-
turns.
on killian Field for the workout.
Batting, fielding and running the
bases kept the men busy for more
than an hour. The batterymen, who
have been working indoors for some
time. put enough on the ball to make
the afternoon interesting for the club
swingers. The only casualty of the
sSrill was Toby May. pitcher. who
" usted hip while hurting too vio-
1ently. The hurt is not serious, how
ever.
The Brooklanders open their cam
paign March 81 against Amherst:
when tEey expect to have as one OF
their guests President Coolidge, an
up for the starting fray includes
Garvin at first base. Mullville at sec
ond. Default at shortstop, lgnace at
tllird and Breslin. Cummins and
outfield. Neary probably will catch
and Clarke pitch.
" .,,:,:,. 10 he represented
bv a ,formida BILE lacrosse team TINS
season The Old Line varsity turned
out a twelve last year that won seven
of nine games played--the losses De-
ing TO Navy and Johns Hopkins, both
among the leading teams of the coun-
try-and fourteen of the members OF
SAhe 1923 squad are again available.
These are Captain Marty, Playing
Brewer, Smith. Marden. Hetdlebach,
Brannar, Lewis. Gregor, bromley,
PEBBLES and Zalesak. Included in the
bunch out for this years team are
Hall, Osborne, Bennett, Water, Nor
ris. Ady, Ensor, Allen and Reading
from last years freshman outfit.
The Maryland stickmen began their
training grind Ia week, jogging
over the hills and dales about the
university to get their legs and wind
tuned up for the more technical work
that Is to follow. Il. V. Truett is
coaching the squad.
George MHrsters. captain of the
Georgetown track squad, and newly
crowned national a. A. L. indoor
, champion at 1000 yards. captured the
Stwo-rhiids mile special in the Greek
benefit track meet in New York last
night Only three men toed the mark
for the event and Marsters won by
margin of ten yards over Willie Sui
Ivan, his teamnate. Mike peVanney
of Mtllrose Athletic Association was
third. Sullivan held the lead most
of the way with Devanney SECOND,
but Marsters passed both when he
sprinted the final lap.
Esmond Kearney, another Hill
topper, finished third in the 70-yard
hurdles, Karl Christensen of Newark
Athletic Club won ia 1-5 seconds,
while Ivan Fl. Riley of Illinois Ath-
1etic Club was second. :
:. In a 500-yard special race, Jimmy
&urgess and Johnny Holden of
Georgetown finished One-two. Emer-
son Norton. also of the Hilltop, was
third in the high jump. -
Burgess, Norton and Bill Dowding
are to compete in New York tonight
). In the Manhattan College games.
Gallnudct and Georgetown diamond
athletes took advantage of the mild
weather yesterday and swarmed the
field at Kendall Green and the Hill
top. Batting drills were held at both
places and the Kendall Greeners also
INDUCED in a brisk fielding practice.