The Washington times., 1928-05-12
JAPANESE NINE
/. HERE MONDAY
By George A. Simpson


The Keio University baseballers
from Tokyo, Japan, will show the
Oriental style of baseball Monday
afternoon against Georgetown Uni
versity at the Hilltop field. Action
is carded to begin at $3.50 o'clock.
The Nippon diamonders are now
touring this country and have en-
gagged a number of ranking college
and club mines. They played eight
games on the Pacific coast. winning
five and losing three. Two defeats
were handed them by California
University and one by st. Mary 8.
The Blue and Gray played Keio
when the Far Fasteners first
visited this country in 1912. the
Hilltoppers gaining a close 81 YER
dict. The Keio nine that season
was strong enough to beat Ford
ham.
KeiO also made a creditable
showing against the New York
Giants when the McGrawmen
toured the Orient. 1t also repre-
sented Japan in the Far East
Olympic games last year and
made a clean sweep of the series
with the Chinese and Philippine
teams.
Keio plays it's final game on
United States soil on June In
Chicago.
Three events of Importance are
outstanding today. These are the
Maryland Princeton lacrosse con-
f1ict at Princeton, N. J.; the George
town. Navy dual track meet at An
napolis. Md. and the Catholic u
George Washington dual meet in
the c. u. Stadium. Georgetown IS
also facing Navy today in baseball
at Annapolis and the American Z.
nine travels to Bridgewater, Va,
for a game with Bridgewater Col
lege.
Coach John ID. O'ReilIy Is
taking but Is Hilltop tarcksters
to Annapolis for the track meet
with the Middies which will
start at 4 o'clock. The baseball
struggle gets under way at
1880 o'clock.
Georgetown will be missing Karl
Wildermuth, Freddy Wiesner and
Joe Shevlin, who are nursing in
juries. Even Johnny Hudak and
William Wimsatt are competing
with ailments, Hudak having a
lame ankle and Wimsatt a sore
arm.
The Georgetown entrants are
Winnie Conner and Tom Meaney,
100 yards; Eddie O'Shea. Eddie Sc
mansky and Joe Adaimantis, 220
yards; Bob Shotter, 440 yards;
Jerry German, Larry Milstead and
JAY .Iulicher, $50 yards; Dan Hen
Messy, one mile; John Taggart, two
miles; Erik kjellstrom, hurdles:
Dave Adelman, Leo Sexton and
John Hudak, shotput; William Vim
satt. Hudak, Adelman and Sexton
discus; Creth Hines. Wimsatt and
Hudak, javelin: Pat Lingle, pole
vault, Ray Farrell and Lingle,
broad Jump. Georgetown will not
contest~the hammer throw.
An unusual competitor will be
Creth Hines. He will play right
field for Georgetown i'm the
baseball game. and when his
diamond work is concluded, will
don track tOgS and take part
la the javelin event.
The Maryland University nine
rallied to nose out Western Mary
land, d. yesterday. The Terra
pins counted three markers in the
seventh frame. The George Wash
ington netmen defeated William and
Mary - at Williamsburg, Va.
The results follow:
singles-consdine g. W. defeated
Virgins CIV and NJ. Is, So;
Phillips &c. W. defeated Novick wv.
and M, 81, Ga: Watson &c. Wo
ga, S.; sickler &C. W. defeated
CrossfieId CIV. and NJ, As. 50. IS.
Dougles-wiggins and Novick wv. and
NJ defeated Considine and Phillips
&c. W.. IS. IS: SIS: crosstisld and
and sickIer (G. W. 6--4. Is, 80.
The Randolph Macon College
won from Catholic Uni
versity, as, in matches played on
the Brookland courts. The results
singles - sheffey GRIND defeated
Reiche &C. ~: s1 Gion anS; I WOOdTOn
sE EM 81 a'fe ios N' Riordsn &C. Is Is
captain Gsrdes &c. Us defeated Els
valid GRIND. So, S--3. Murphy
&C. u defeated Moore (R.-MO' S-S'
Doubles-sheffey- woodson (R,-M,p y de-
feated Raiche-Gardes &C. u, SO,
ST. 6--2. EiSwaid Reade Or, M de-
feated Nicholson Mira &C. W, 81,
S--6, 6-3.
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