Evening star., 1925-04-29

incidentally, V. NJ. I. teams gen
orally have a busy week end The
track and field team has dual
meet with Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute and the meet will be in the
nature of a rubber. as each school
has three victories in track and field
athletics to its credit
Foster in the sprints, Kellogg in
the hurdles and White and Yates in
the field events have been star per-
formers for the LeXingtonans in all
their contests so far this year.
Freshman and track squads also
have competitions Saturday. while the
varsity tennis team plays at Y. p. l.
tomorrow
Y. NJ. /. is the only college in the
South that maintains a polo team,
and the men representing the school
IN that sport have been doing sur
priSingly we'll in their initial efforts
10 develop il as regular college
game. The polo team goes to Rich
mOnd Saturday for the second round
in the Richmond tournament. Y. NJ. |.
won in the first round some time ago
by beating the Richmond Howitzers.
Catholic University plays at home
today in base ball. having q game
with the Quantico Marines. The Ma
rines bring here a strong combina-
ton, among them some brilliant for
mer college players, 'Zeke" Bailey.
former catcher at University of Mary
land, is playing a fine game behind
the bat for the Quantico nine.
University of Maryland base ball
and tennis teams are at Annapolis
this afternoon to meet the Navy. The
base ball team has high hopes of get
ting away with the long end of the
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year, rain preventing the game.
Georgetown plans to honor its
championship relay teams at the din
ner TO be held by the &c" Club on
May Il. The Blue and Gray knows
that no other school has accomplish
ed in the Penn relays what George
town teams did last week and feels
that more than ordinary recognition
should be accorded them. Also il is in
tended to do honor to each member of
the squad who helped with the indoor
intercollegiate last Winter. a gold
track shoe is to be presented to every
man who took part in that competi-
ton.
Georgetown has only one more base
ball game this week. That is to be
played Saturday at Annapolis with the
Navy. The Blue and Gray, consider
ing the possible outcome on basis
of what tbs two teams have accom-
plished 50 far. ought TO be a winner.
Saturday will be tine biggest day of
competition that the University OF
Maryland has had in long while.
It's own teams are scheduled to ap
pear in all four Spring sports, while
open interscholastic track and field
meets and several closed events for
- nlc
are scheduled.
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. the
Maryland base ball team meets West
Virginia University: at 1890 O'Clock
the lacrosse team plays Lehigh; at
o'clock the tennis team meets Catho-
lie University, and at 2:3O O'Clock the
track squad engages in dual meet
with Johns Hopkins, the events in
the dual meet to be run ConcurrentlE
with those in the interscholaSti
games.
Competition in all the games is like
" to be exceptionally keen. West Nir-
ginia and Lehigh are never easy to
defeat in any sport, and especially IS
that true of Lehigh in lacrosse this
Spring. In fact. the lacrosse game is
likely to be one of the features OF the
day, as Lehigh and Maryland both
are members of the Intercollegiate
League.
Maryland never has defeated Hop
kins in track athletics and probably
will enter the dual meet Saturday with
the odds against it.
All Washington high schools and
many of the prominent high and prep
schools in the South Atlantic section
will take part in the interscholastic
games. The best scholastic competition
of the year is likely to result.
The track and field events are to
begin at 2:30. the heats OF the inter
scholastic 100-yard dash being the