Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-20


North Carolina against Maryland
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock will be
playing the fifth game of its trip. So
far the Tarheels have won all their
games. Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
1 tute, Washington and Lee, Virginia
Military Institute and Virginia have
fallen in order before Bill Fetzer's
aggregation.
Wake Forest, after bowling to Cath
Ole University Saturday, remained
IN Washington for a game today with
Georgetown. The contest is SEIZED
uled to begin at o'clock.
In addition TO the game Maryland
has this afternoon with North Caro-
lima, its lacrosse team hooks up with
New York University, the team which
put up a strong game against the
Navy at Annapolis Saturday. The
MarylanderS meet the New Workers
at . o'clock, the game being placed
little late in order that those who
desire may see both lacrosse clash
and the ball game
1t is probable that a real pitchers
duel will be the result of the game
= today between North Carolina and
Maryland. Ferrabee and Schrider are
due fer slab duty for their respective
teams, and at Greensboro little more
than a week ago they went through
me contest. North Carolina got
two runs in the first inning and there
was no more scoring.
GeorgetOwn's mile relay team, with
two of its regulars watching the race
was defeated by Holy Cross yester
day in the relay games held by 10y
ola college, out in Chicago. The Blue
and Gray tWo-mile outfit though had
no trouble winning from Marquette
University, It's only opponent. De-
spite the absence of regulars on the
one-mile team, the Hilltoppers came
near winning. Ascher, their star,
sleft the mark with a margin of
yard on Tierney Of Holy Cross in
the final lap, but was beaten to the
tape by just that margin.
No doubt Jimmie De Hart, Wash
tngton and Lee foot ball coach, is
using good Judgment in remaining
at Washington and Lee during the
coming season instead of taking over
duties at Duke University imme-
diately. De Hart at Duke this Fall
probably would have only mediocre
material, but at Washington and Lee
undoubtedly will go on the field with
the best prospects of any school in the
section. The Generals have back their
entire eleven of last Fall, except one
man in the backfield, and some of
the men are more experienced than
players ever will be again on South
ern Conference teams.
DE Hart takes up duties as head of
athletics at Duke next January, and
Pat Heron, who coaches Duke this
> Fail, leaves there at that time to take
charge at Washington and Lee.
Duke gets az good man in De Hart
He has been successful in foot ball
as coach at Washington and Lee
and Georgia, and probably will enjoy
success in his new job.
1t seems that there are four good
college sprinters in the South At
lantic section, besides the men George
town has, if stop watches as held
by various men are to be believed It.
seems that the South Atlantic sec
ton tops all other sections in this
respect, if times for various races
are correct. Montague of V P l. was
lcredited with doing the hundred last
week in As seconds, and Foster
of Virginia Military Institute was
credited with the same time. Nc
Pherson has been doing the hundred
consistently for North Carolina in 10
fiat. And the tracks on which the
races are being run are not par
ticularly good. The track on which
Foster did his As seconds Satur-
day at Lexington was in very poor
shape, too poor in fact to warrant
a belief that anybody could run the
century that fast down one of its
straightaways. However, there's no
doubt that Foster is a good sprinter.