Evening star., 1927-04-22
OLD.LINERS WILL FIGURE
IN THREE OTHER BATTLES
Frosh Lacrossmen to Play at Home and Tennis and
Track Teams TraveI-Harvard Nine and Twelve
Bow to C.. U. and Terrapins.

A LACROSSE game between
~ Maryland and Virginia at Col.
IA lege Park is the only contest
4 u carded for a local college field
tomorrow. The clash will be
preceded by a brush between the Old
Line yearling stickwielders and Balu-
more City College, starting at 1;S0
O'Clock
Maryland and Virginia twe1ves will
take the field Immediately at the end
of this tilt.
Two other Old Line teams will see
action tomorrow both on foreign
fields. The Maryland track combina-
ton will engage Navy al Annapolis
and it's tennis team is to cross rackets
with Western Maryland at West
minister.
In the only other contest tomorrow
involving a member of the local col
1ege group Gallaudet will visit Camp
Meade to hook up with the nine repre-
senting that reservation.
Ground conditions, following last
nights heavy rain, were expected 10
prevent playing of the three games
scheduled for local diamonds this aft
ernoon. Georgetown, 7-6 winner over
Harvard yesterday. was scheduled 10
entertain Fordham on the Hilltop.
20 Harvard at Brookland and Western
MARYLAND was TO visit College Park
to engage Maryland. A tennis contest
was listed between Harvard and Chevy
Chase Club on the club courts.
A strong finish feature of George
towns play in most all its ball games
this Spring enabled the Blue and
GRAY to triumph over Harvard yes |
TS1, NJ
eighth inning trailing, to 6, but they |
forthwith fell upon two Crimson hurl- |
ers for six hits and five runs to win. |
IN to the fateful inning Cults, Har- |
ward twirIer, held the Hilitoppers we'll |
IN hand. giving up but four bingles. |
He made Mclean, first up i'll the |
eighth. fly out, but Glenn and Ora |
ham ri7ed singles to center and O'Nell |
crashed a homer in the same direc- |
tion. After Nork singled Cults re- /
tired from the firing line in favor Of |
Barbee. Before the inning was over /
Georgetown had nicked that worthy |
for a single and double TO count its
two other tallies.
Another Harvard team suffered de
feat on a local college field yesterday.
when the Crimson lacrossemen bowed |
10 University Of Maryland at College
Park, TO z. The Old Liners out
played the visitors more than the
score would indicate. After gaining a
4tc lead in the first 90 minutes of
pla. Maryland appeared content mere.
" TO match Crimson goals.
The Old Liners, however, scored
their points in faster and smarter |
fashion than did their guests. Har-
ward was the first TO score. but Mary
land soon book the lead and was never
headed. Linkous, the Old Liner, was
leading scorer Of the afternoon, reg
istering three goals. Simpsons first
attack counted 2, or half of Harvard's
points.
Maryland's base ball game scheduled
with Virginia yesterday at CharIottes-
vile was rained out.
Louis Little. Georgetown University
director Of athletics, has arranged q
fine program for the annual varsity
C dinner 10 be held May 5, at the
Frank J. Hogan, prominent
local attorney, will be toastmaster
and other speakers will be the Rev.
Charles W. Lyons. president of the
William Navy Bid In.
gram, coach of the crack 1925 Navy
foot ball eleven, and John T. Nc.
Severn Of Cornell, who Is connected
with the Carnegie Foundation Com.