Evening star., 1927-05-05

1t appears rather unlikely that
many records viii be broken in the
annual University of Maryland inter
schoiaatlcs Saturday at College Park.
Viii q a number of stellar sprinters
will shnw their wares it is not thought
that rhe marks of Brooke (UntZl
Brewer, established way back in 1915,
OF A. seconds. for the 100-yard dash
and q "a seconds in the 220-yard
dash. Will he eclipsed Brewer. AT that
time vcts representing ST. Alban's.
Othef records that have withstood
the assaults of the scholastics for
number Of years and appear good
enough to stand longer include those
of minutes Al 2.5 seconds for the mile,
made by TAYLOR of Baltimore Poly
technic Institute in 1915: minutes
6 seconds for the half mile, hung up
by Monroe Sheehan of Tech in 1916
a mar! for 12.pound shot-put of As
feet 1Cta inches made by Wallace of
st. All.an's in 1916. and leap of %
feet in the broad jump turned in by
Sulliva:, Of Baltimore in 1916.
If any records so by the board 1t
is thought probable they will be those
for tho. field events. as most of the
schools: are strong in this department.
4 Fl te field is entered for the 13
events. .,*and competition likely will be
Of higl> order. Though represented by
some snighty clever performers, 1t
seems 1lat local schoolboys will have
TO hattie hard to prevent the crack
teams "f Episcopal High of Alexan-
dria, Va; Woodberry Forest of
Orange Va, and others from walking
off wit; most of the days honors.
Reco$is for the University of Mary
land Irsnrscholastics:
n 4 <s Rroxx
er, st. Adams. 1915.
I2O.ya,d high hurdles-O17; e.
Smith, central High, 1925.
2aO.yand dash-O:22 2-5; Brooke
Brewer st. Alban's. 1915.
Mile 'un-4:41 2-5; Taylor. Balti-
more Ptlytechnic Institute. 1915:
4i0-yasd dash-0:53 Is; Hipp, Balti-
more CiEy College. 1926.
220-yaifI low hurdles-O:26 30: Mar
shall Ba:. .gett, Alexandria High School,
1926.
88O.yartI run-.:O6: Monroe Shee-
han, Mckinley Tech. 1916.
l2.paund shotput-45 feet 10 IL
inches, Wallace, St. Alban's. 1916.
Higl' junp-5 feet inches; Adolph
Rond. Ea.tern High School, 1928.
Discas thrOw-119 feet Sc inch
es; Danief9, Episcopal, 1925.
.JaA.!.in thrOw-l50 feet; Melvin
YOungS Teeh, 1870.
Pole 2varlt-1O feet, 9 inches; Kist-
Ter. EasteFn High, 1925; Goldsmith' 5oaa
virginia Episcopal School, 1926.
RroaA Jumps feet; Sullivan, Bal
timorc. ! Polytechnic, 1916.
TecIN base ball team will make its
bow in 5he public high series tomorrow
against Business in Wilson Stadium,
startink at 3:15 o'clock. The Manuai
Traine:k have young and lneXperi-
enced Yam, but a fighting one. Coach
Glenn believes that if his proteges
can keep their feet on the ground
they viii show sturdily in the series.
Busine =, though losing to Central,
TO S, iIEthe opening game of the title
series &owed a deal of strength and
Coach N,llins' men will be out to down
Tech tEprevent being eliminated from
the rs.
Techs tennis team also will make its
debut p the net series tomorrow
againsts ne Business combination.
A ntIlh5er of other attractive dia-
mond contests are listed tomorrow.
Eastern 3srill entertain Fredericksburg,
Va, Ei&.l School in the East END
Stadium, Western and Catholic Cniver-
sity Freshmen will mix at Brookland,
and Woodward and Friends and Dewitt
and El,issopal will meet in junior pre-
parato~y school league tests on the
Friends snd Episcopal diamonds. st.
Alban aid Georgetown Prep are to
mix III a prep school league tennis
match at %Garrett Park.
Two AaH games were the only attrac-
tions listed today for scholastics. How
ever, bbth promised to prove interest
ing. Eastern and Gonzaga were to
meet il the Lincoln Park School sta
dunn a@d Central and st. Johns were
to facei
SockIhg two pitchers for 19 hits.
GonZaG3l swamped Georgetown Prep
yesterday at Garrett Park, Is to 3.
The P3rple piled up Z runs in the
first jhnings to clinch matters. Nolan
got lsits in as many times at bat.
including a homer, a pair Of triples
and eauble.
BusirsSss racketers proved easy prey
for the$ strong st. Adams team, 1925
schoolbay champion, yesterday. The
Stenogss ssdropped 4 Of the matches.
Crack, shots Of the public high
schools win compete in the annual in
dividuals indoor rife championship
iIldlCH LSsfnOFTOW on the W6StSTI I1l8u
School range, starting at noon. The
Col. NJ. \. Winter gold medal offered
annually will be at stake. j. Pres.
colt Bloint of Western, victor last
year in 8 hotly contested match. will
defend hrs laurels tomorrow. About
a score Sre expected to compete. Not
more than seven from each school
may participate. Each entrant will
shoot 30 targets, 10 from prone, 10
from hneeling and 10 from off-hand
position.