Evening star., 1927-05-18

~ OLIEGE athletes hereaboutS
face a deal OF activity this
Z week end. most Of the action
~ being carded for Saturday.
There We're no engagements
listed today and a ball game between
Maryland and Washington College at
College Park was the only attraction
carded for Friday.
Important track, lacrosse and base
ball games are booked Saturday and
q tennis tilt also is on the books.
While Georgetown's track team is
battling the Navy in Annapolis in
what should prove a highly interest
ing attraction University of Maryland
will be fighting it out with their
dearest foe, Johns Hopkins, on the
lacrosse field at Homewood, and
Catholic University will he engaging
the Navy ball tossers in the City on
the Severn.
Georgetown's ball team also has an
! important enga cement. being down to
open a Northern trip against Holy
Cross at Worcester, Mass.
Other engagements will bring to-
gether the track teams OF George
! Washington, Catholic University. Gal
! laudet and Hopkins in a quadrangu.
| lar meet at Hopkins and Maryland
| and Washington College will meet at
| tennis at College Park at 9 am. in
! the only competition in this immediate
neighborhood during the day.
/ Two local mines were to meet strong
opponentns today both OH foreign dia-
! monds. Maryland, defeated yesterday
/ by Georgia, TO s, for the second time
| in as many days, was carded to meet
| Navy at Annapolis. and Catholic Uni
/ fnt Nral
| day, 0 to IA. was to take a Northern
! trip with a stand against Fordham in
| New York.
Five runs I'm the first inning was
enough to give Georgia victory over
Maryland yesterday. Ability TO com
| bine their hits with wildness of Eng
! land, Old Line hurler, and Maryland s
mispIays helped the Crackers to score
/ The Bulldogs turned in another er-
| rorless game.
Catholic University was never in it
after the second inning of their con.
| test with Yale. While Smith, on the
| firing line for the Blue, was going
strong, the New Haven Collegians
were hitting three C. U. pitchers brisk
/ ly and taking advantage of the wild
! ].
| Yale got all hits off Byrne and Ryan.
With Gillespie holding Guilford bat
/ ters to five hits, the Blue and Gray
scored over the Southerners, 4 to /,
/ yesterday on the Hilltop. Bad field
| ing hurt the visitors cause, their mis-
| plays being both of commission and
omission. Coletrane, on the firing
! line for Guilford, deserved a better
/ fate, as the Blue and Gray earned
but one run. Glenn and Graham each
hit homes, both of which, however,
were scratchy.
Netmen Of Georgetown handed Wash
/ yesterday. 1t was the Blue and Gray's
final contest of the campaign.
Summaries:
W. and JIfy J3l 6 Ga: s?elSfss0 fir (G G9a'lSy ds,
aeRFds % & Bsfes aSfssteH w. Lane asd aRd dsisstsd
Dopbles-Dudley and Mcbride. (G.l de-
AGFs & and and feFS@fSR Nebs9.s a9d defeated
| 6-1. =
University OF Maryland racketers
bowed to Johns Hopkins, 1 to s, yes.
terday at Baltimore. Shelton was the
Old Liner to win the match.
Summaries:
Singles --Hebner. Hopkins. defeated Dyer,
| 6E1s 60; Kirkpatrick. Hopkins, defeated
defeated Tingley, 81. 6-2 Shelton Mary
| land, defeated Levenstein. 60. 60: Po-
a HqPPs Proetor dfeaFa HeaFn, spGt{fMdd Tro,b
poubes-Hebner and opunns, Hopkins.