Evening star., 1925-05-08

NO school in the country has three
held men as ca pable as Norton.
Plansly and Dowding and the array
of runners led by the brilliant George
Marsters has in the background a
series of accomplishments the equal
OF which has not been known in
college athletics in a long while. In
some respects the work of the
Georgetown team is more brilliant
than anything else in track history
for example, the two world records
made by relay teams at Penn.
1t is the intercolieSiates toward
which Georgetown looks with great
est aspiration. y crowning triumph
OF an already brilliant year would be
victory in the greatest of college
meets. And, while a good many eX-
perts are picking either Yale, Penn
sylvania or Havard to win, il is diff
cult TO understand on what basis they
do so. Some time ago a man high in
authority in athletics at Georgetown
made the statement that we will
score more heavily in the outdoor
intercolleGiates than we did in the
indoor meet. We won indoors and
feel just about as sure as one can
feel under such circumstances that
we will win outdoors"
If Georgetown wins the intercol-
leGiates the last of the month, it will
man llie llISl llDle lnal lne most
priced trophy in college track ath-
letlcs has come below the Mason
DlNon line. Such wind-up would
be brilliant elimination to the al
ready outstanding record the George
Town track squad has made during
the last five months
Only one college base ball game is
scheduled for q local school tomor-
row, Catholic University having that
with the Naval Academy at Annap-
onS. Both c. L. and the Navy have
been playing fine ball lately and the
contest should be something OF
real battle.
Tomorrow Catholic L. is scheduled
TO stage the first dual track and field
meet in which it has ever engaged.
George Washington being listed to op-
pose the Brooklanders in the new
stadium. The usual II events will be
run off, and there will not be relay
race.
McNulty and Howell are the out.
standing members of the Brooi<land
squad, as Loehler and Ziegler are the
most dependable of the Hatchetite
squad. The meet is to begin at
O'Clock.
What should prove strenuous la
L
Annapolis, when the Hopkins lacrosse
squad meets Navy. Hopkins has yet
10 meet defeat. while the Navy also !
has been travelling a winning road. |
Navy is likely to wind up victor, but
Hopkins is expecting to put up the
hardest kind of contest.
MaryIand's lacrosse team goes to
Hoboken TO play Stevens Institute.
Unless stevens has improved wonder
fully and Maryland slumped consider
ably, the Old Liners ought to finish
the game with a fair margin TO it's
credit. Maryland started the season
without much in the way of good
prospects, but has been coming along
gradually and has won it's last three
contests, having defeated consecutive
~ New York University, Swarthmore
and Lehigh.
The Maryland track and field squad
goes to Annapolis tomorrow to take
part in triangular meet with the
.Favy and North Carolina. While the
meet will be on Navy's home field, it
is probable that North Carolina, if it
has its full strength present, will win.
The Maryland freshman squad meets
Tech in dual meet at College Park
while the varsity is at Annapolis.
University VI Won d real
ball game yesterday at Columbia Uni
versity, TO 4, in II innings. Holland,
star tackle on the foot ball team and
most dependable pitcher, went the
whole route on the slab for the Char
lotteSville nine.
Georgetown wound the Western
Maryland College nine around its fin
gers yesterday in what was expected
10 prove something of base ball
game. The score was % to l, the big
- "blow-off" coming in the seventh |
when the Blue and Gray made 16
runs. The Blue and Gray collected |
90 hits, Albert leading the onslaught !
with safeties out of trips to the |
plate.
Foley pitched the Catholic Univer |
sity freshman ball team to victory |
over the Maryland freshmen yester |
day without difficulty, his team |
mates started right in to get him runs
enough to make his situation com
Portable. The score was IL TO 4, and
il was Just about the kind of ball |