Evening star., 1926-05-21


After playing Holy Cross tomor
row, the Blue and Gray team Jumps
10 Boston for a meeting with Boston
College on Monday. Tuesday 1t has
Il layoff, but Wednesday plays Army
at West Point, Thursdays contest Is
with Fordham at New York. Friday
is another off day and Saturday a
lame is scheduled at Yale. The Blue
aud Gray is likely to have q batt'e
in each of these contests. with the
exception of the Army. which seems
10 be weaker than usual.
The track squad should have nc
difficulty giving Il sound peatl1is u
tho Navy. The Annapolis schooi naS
no track athletes TO compare with
hose that wear Georgetown's colors'
Georgetown probably VIII not WIN py
as big q margin as It might II II
threw all its strength in every event
as it is not likely that the coaches
win desire to run the risk OF over
working any Of the men.
Georgetown's ball team yesterday
fell before the onslaught of the Mount
st. Mary's nine, l to 4. Woodgie,
who, it is said, pitched professional
base ball last year, was too good on
The slab and the Blue and Gray bat
ters could not solve his delivery con
Sistently enough to get runs. one
run in the first inning was the total
of Hilltop efforts. Mount st. Mary
made u safeties off Georgetown
hurlers.
John O'Reilly. coach OF base ball
aud track at Georgetown, IS TO make
The trip with the base ball team ana
remain with the nine until after the
game with Yale next Friday. Ihen
he will Join the track squad at Bos-
ION. Father McDonough IS to be III
charge of the track squad at Annapo'
lis tomorrow.
University of Maryland winds up
It's lacrosse season tomorrow at BAL,
timore in a game with Hopkins. All
pre-eame dope seems to indicate q
margin for Hopkins, but Maryland
never figures a game lost until after
il is virtually lost, not in any sport.
Roth HOPKINS and Maryland have
good tennis, teams that stand OUT
among the best that have represented
the two schools. Hopkins, on com
harrison of scores, has little bettef
record than the College Park Schooi,
but such indicated margins do not
amount to much whenrit comes 10
such q game as Hopkins and Mary
land will play.
Hopkins has a heavier. more eN-
perienced and stronger team physical
lv than Maryland. but i'll handing
sticks, passing and speed Maryland
perhaps, is "a little superior.
The defense of neither team mas
been tested to any great extent, thelf
attacks having been SO good that the
onnosinc teams have been pressed to
si,ch an extent that the ball most al
ways was in play around the other
goaI. MARYLAND probably has had its
,Iefause tested more than Hopkins, as
in three games for full half in each
it has had hard going and has had
numerous shots made at its goal.
Both teams have In their line-ups
men who not only are good lacrosse
nIavers, but have made good In other
snorts. Hopkins twelve is composed
almost exclusively Of foot ball play
ers. while several gridiron and bas-
ket bail men are in the Maryland
lineup.
The lacrosse game tomorrow will
wind up Maryland's Spring sports pro-
gram, with the exception of tennis
match next Wednesday with the
Naval Academy, at Annapolis.
'Zeke" Bailey, former Maryland
catcher, now holding down that posi-
ton on the Quantico Marines nine,
hit a. double and homer against Dart
mouth yesterday. Marines won,