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Evening star., 1928-04-22
CATHOLIC u, GEORGETOWN
TO PLAY GAMES In NORTH
Brooklandcrs Meet Fordham and Yale, and Hoyas
Oppose Army-Lacrossa Clash With Colgate
Friday Is Maryland's Big EYcn..

good deal Is said every Spring
about the lack OF drawing power Of
college base ball and the lack of inter-
est in il in the last two or three years.
As a matter Of fact. base ball is Just
about rs we'll played in the colleges TOW
IS IL was several years ago, If one CT
two colleges that at that time allowed
semi-profeSsionals in their line-ups are
excluded.
It is rot so much that there Is
diminut!on Of interest in base bail as
it is that there is division of the
general interest. Fifteen years ago in
only sport the colleges had IN the
Spring and all the interest Of the stu
dent bodies was centered in that in
much the same way as interest Is cen-
tered in foot ball in the Fall and basket
ball in the Winter.
Now. though the situation is differ
ent In that practically all the scnools
maintain three Spring sports and some
maintain four. And something else
Is years ago there were not the public
golf courses and not so many ennis
courts. and not nearly so many clubs
which maintain golf courses and tennis
courts and swimming pools. And even
with these distractions, VIXEN a college
has a winning team in base ball, o. in
any sport, 1t attracts interest and a;ten-
ticn.
ST. Johns, which plays base ball zt
Co!lsge ParE tomorrow. Is coached by
''Tody" Riggs. former Maryland foo:
ball and base ball star. Eiggs took
his baSke. ball squad to College PARK
last Winter and gave his old school
q real battle. losing by only two or three
points. There may be some victories
Riggs would rather attain than one az
Maryland. but it is doubtful. Which
seems TO be the way Of al coaches. as.
strange as 1t may be, coach had
rather take a team back TO beat his
alma mater than TO whip any other
school on his schedule.
B;n Roper. president of the American
Foot Ball Coaches Association. has
called a meeting of the officers and tris-
tees of his organization 70 meet IN his
Office in Philadelphia the coming Sat-
urdcy. Il IS the intention 70 take up
matters CT interest to those handling
the sport. especially in relationship 10
the meeting next Winter Some Of the
coaches did not like it very much be-
cause their meeting took place after
tire meeting of the National Collegiate
Athletic Association. and thought II
should have been held prior to that
meeting This is one Of the matters
which will be thrashed cut. The meet
ing is called at a very fortunate time.
inaErlu-h as it is to be on the big day
Of the Penn reiavs and r1auy Of the
officers ot the association would Be In
Philadelphia anyway.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Scholastic Athletes
THREE OF SCHOOL MINES
TO MAKE SERIES DEBUTS
Tech, Champion. to Play Western, and Central Will
Meet Eastern. Which Has Victory TO lis
Credt-Other Sports Carded.

to Garrett Park. Md, to try conclusions
with Georgetown Prep.
Dewitt will meet St. Alban'S. and
Georgetown Prep and Friends will come
together in the tennis encounters.
which will be Prep School League
championship clashes.
4 base ball game between Central
and the University of Maryland Fresh
men at College Park is the lone attrac-
ton Tuesday in addition TO the public
high contests on the diamond and ten
mis- court between Tech and Western.
Wednesdays card comprises four ball
games ard pair of tennis matches.
Dewitt will meet Eastern. Business will
stack up against Gongaga, Central will
entertain Catholic University Freshmen
IN Central Stadium and Georgetown
Prep will trek 10 EmmitSburg, Md, to
face Mount St Mary's Prep in the dis-
mond tiltS. Gongaga and st. Adams
are 10 come To grips in Prep School
Tennis League match. and the Western
netmen are to appear at Port Deposit,
Nd. against Tome Institute racketers.
4 trio of diamond trays is scheduled
tive. Tech is 10 meet University of
Maryland Freshmen at College Park
and Dewitt is to clash with Georgetown
Prep at Garrett Park in the contests
definitely arranged. and Eastern has
pending engagement With st. Johns
Base bali. track and tennis make up
the varied card listed Friday. Aside
from title meetings on the diamond
and tennis court between Eastern and
Central. four ball games are booked.
They will bring together Business and
Emerson. Western and Catholic Uni
versity Freshmen at Brookland, ST.
Adams against ST. Christophers at
Richmond. and Hyattsville High against
Laurel High in Prince Georges
County. Nd. title games.
A track meet between Eastern High
aud HarperS Ferry. ". Va. high
School in the Eastern Stadium will fea-
ture the scholastic card Saturday
In other competitions OF the day Tech
and ST Adams will exhibit their wares
on foreign diamonds, the former against
Mount ST Mary's Prep at EmnlitSburg,
Md, and the latter against Christ
Church at Christ Church. Va, Cham
picnship golf matches are listed be-
tween Business and Tech and Central
and Western.
Tech will send two teams 10 the Penn
Relays this week end. The Maroon and
Gray have shown strength in other
years in the big Philadelphia affair,
and are hopeful Of again doirg we'll in
the coming relays.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
NEW DISCUS THROW MARK
is SET In KANSAS GAMES

sity OF Oklahoma allxRround star,
flashed to brilliant victory over Ver-
non Kennedy OF the Missouri state
Teachers College of Warrenshurg. Mo.
in the decathlon, a new event added for
the benefit OF those preparing for
Olympic competition.
The youthful Oklahoman. who will
make a powerful bid for an Olympic
team berth In that event amassed a
total OF 73848526 points to take the
event
The United States swept what had
been called the international Indian
marathon. run from East Topeka to
Lawrence 20 miles 385 yards, when six
United States Redskins finished ahead
of Frank Goodleaf OF Trois Rivers, Que
bee. an Iroquois Indian. representing
Canada, and the only foreigner In COM
petition.
Harold Buchanan. doughty little 40
ycar-old Winnebago from Wisconsin.
identified with Haskell Institute. was
first In the excellent time OF 3 hours
minutes SO seconds.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
TWO MIDSHIPMEN CREWS
SCORE ON CHOPPY WATER

Navy crew pulled away from the Tech
oarsmen more easily to win by four
lengths So rough was the water that
it took the winners minutes and II
seconds to negotiate the and 5-16-mile
course and Tech required 8 minutes 81
seconds.
Because OF the weather the races were
on the upper course on the Severn
River where only spectators in boats
could see the crews
The crews, with weights:
Navy varsty--Bow. Pieczentkowski ~
:" Strong. l7S1a: three. Jung. 1S7: \; "oei-
ner. 1870: 5, Anderson. 1S1; q. Russell, lsj
T. Butts. 1871: stroke, Mcclure. /! n cox
swain Miller. 100. Average. "a pounds
Massachusetts, Tech Varsty--Bow Malm
nust. 1871; = Holt. 175: 3. Kelsey. 1s3; 4,
Erickson. 1856: B. Tittman 1853: Il. Dalher
IA: :. Knight 1870; stroke. Hurwrll. lIu,
'oxswatn Karas 1lS. Average. TITS
pounds. -
Navy Junior varsty-Bow Austin. 173:
., Eddy 1871 b. Bagdanoyich 81 "a. a.
Z t;icsc 80. stroke. Sears. l5i: coxswaln,
Burgess 100 Average weight, 113 pounds
MaSsachusctts Tech Junior Varstty-Bow
s Wells 80; :" Abbott. l67: >. Lander
III: Rvrne 175, 3 Godfrey. l?0: q. ).
Wells 1T5 T. Bennett. 1888: stroke. Jack
sor. 165. cnXswain Booth. lln. Average
weight 1G1a =, pounds.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
MAY 6 SET FOR OPENING
OF CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

diamond, are seeking games with senior
and unlimited teams for this week.
Call Lincoln s524.
Senior and unlimited teams are chsl-
leaged by Kanawhas. Teams with dia-
monds are preferred. Call manager
Stein at Lincoln 5l59.
Montrose and Corinthian junior
mines are carded to battle at 10 O'Clock
today on North EilipSe diamond
Manager Wilbur Poyton Is sesking
games with Junior mines for Northeast
Bulldogs, Call Lincoln 4.
Junior and Midget teams of Boys
Club Standards are anxious to book
games. Cali Tom Suter, Franklin 4o4.
Coach Goldfarb viii look over Jewish
Community Center candidates for the
nine which viii be represented in
American Legion section OF Capital
City League. All players are 10 report
at the center at $50 O'Clock.
Muddy RueI Peewees claim 9 forfeit
victory over Walter Johnsons as the
latter nine failed TO appear for the
game scheduled yesterday morning.
Gail manager Pitts at Lincoln 1854 fer
games with Ruels.
OrGoIe Insects scored an i3-to-6 de-
cision over Collegians yesterday on the
Eighteenth and B streets southeast
diamond.
Holy Rosary Seniors are carded to
play Kanawhas on north Monument
diamond at 3 O'Clock this afternoon,
posarv riayers are 70 report al 2.30
o'clock.
Saks Midgets, who are 10 meet Co
iumbia Heights Midgets at II o'clock
today, are 10 report at 10 O'Clock al
Eaks Gs Co.'S store.
Pitchers. oaffieiders and catcher are
sought by Rover Midgets. Candidates
should report al 1877 O street north
east next Friday night 1T 1880 O'Clock
Watson. Gordon and Louis led with
The stick yesterday as Seminole Insects
defeated HamrnondS. 25 10 8. Semino!ef
viii book games at Franklin 1873.
81. PauIs Eagles opened their season
Yesterday with a 9-to-7 win over George
O'Briens. Sweeney Grey. Gordon enc
Ferneyi1ough starred Call west l25c
/ for games with winners.
Boys Band Insects had no trouble de:
festing Ty Cobb Midgets yesterday ia
/ 70 s.
Yankee Peewess ran up 1903
score yesterday al the expense oi BOD"
bic Reeves nine on Plaza diamond
Evening star., 1928-04-22
SCHOOLB0Y ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
MONDAY.
Business VS., Dewitt tbase BALI.
Emerson VS.. Gonzaga tbase BALI.
Hvattsville High VS.. st. Johns tbase

Business VS.. Dewitt tbase baln.
Emerson VS.. Gonzaga tbase BALL.
Hvattsyille High VS.. ST. Johns tbaSe
BALI.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. George
town Prep at Garrett Park tbaSe baiD
Dewitt VS.. ST. Adams, Georgetown
Prcp VS.. Friends ttennis. Prep School
Leaguel.
TUESDAY.
Tech VS.. Western (basc bail, public
high title camel.
Central vs.. University OF Maryland
Freshmen Mt College Park tbase ball
Tech VS.. Western ttennis, public high
school title matchl.
WEDNESDAY.
Dewitt VS. Eastern tbaSe balD.
Business VS.. Gonsaga (basc ball.
Catholic L. Freshmen VS.. Central at
Central Stadium tbaSe baln.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Mount st.
Marys F9cp at Emmittshurg, Md. tbase
BALI.
Gonxasa vs.. st. Adams tennis, prep
school tennis match.
Western vs.. Tome Institute. Port De-
post. Md. ttennisl.
THURSDAY.
Tech vs.. University OF Maryland
Freshmen at College Park tbase BALL.
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Prep (base
baIn.
Eastern VS.. st, Johns, pending tbasc
BALL.
FRIDAY.
Eastern VS.. Central tbaSc ball, public
high title gamel.
Business vs.. Emerson base baln.
ST. Alhan's vs.. ST. ChriStopher's at
Richmond tbase ball.
Western VS.. Catholic L. Freshmen at
Bro0kiand tbase BALL.
Hyattsviile High VS.. Laurel High tbase
aall, Prince Georges County title samel
Eastern VS.. Central ttennisl.
Tech in Penn relays track.
SATURDAY.
IIarpers Ferry High vs.. Eastern
track.
Tech Us. Mount ST. Marys Prep at
EmmittShurg base baln.
st. Adams VS.. Christ Church at
Christ Church, Va. tbase balll.
Business VS.. Tech. Central VS..
Western tpublic high title golf
matches.
Tech in Penn relays track.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
OLD DOMINION SURE
OF ONE GOOD CREW

ALEXANDRIA. Va. April 2l.-
Gloomy prospects await the opening of
the Old Dominion Boat Clubs training
campaign On May /. No attempt has
been made TO strengthen last years
crews which won only one race in three
regattas
Coach Walter Thrail has winning
intermediate gig combination TO work
with IN Magnus Bales, Theoderic Ross
and Alvin Friedlander but he must
ind successor 70 Eddie German. who
has resigned
The junior quadruple sculIs crew
composed Of Robert whitton, Benny
Minor. Parke Bell and Tommy Huilnsh
will be intact.
Aside from these TWO crews the Old
Dominion will be forced 10 rely on
Jimmy Trout. Earl knight. Duncan.
Garland Sisk, Doc" Ruffner. Denton
Hoy and Walter Picrpont. all mex
perienced oarSmen.
The new four -oared gig. ordered from
a Boston firm, has arrived.
T. Lawier. ir.. chairman Of the
regatta committee plans 10 enter the
Old Dominions in the Southern Row
ing Association regatta here on July 81
and the Middle States Regatta Associa-
ton meet on Labor Day
Louis t"Rip'D Hicks. star third base
man OF the ST Mary's CelticS. will leave
here tomorrow 10 io!n the Cumberland
fMd) Colts Of the Middle Atlantic
League.
Dreadnaught A. a. will meet the
Jewish Community Center Of Washing
ton at o'clock tomorrow In Dread
naught Park. Driver or Lyons will
yxfAHtN fn- fi9e T1Fra N,.a
C0rhett Field. the neW diamond o!
the ST. Marys Celtics on the old ship
yard grounds. W1ll be dedicated tomor.
row afternoon when the Celts meet the
strong Addison A. c. OF Washington
at ; O'Clock.
Magnus w. Bales. Tom Hulash. Benny
Minor and Walter Pierpoint, members
OF the Old Dominion Boat Club at
tended the meeting Of the Middle States
Canoe Racing Association In the Penn
Athletic Club at Philadelphia today.
Columbia Engine Company and the
EGmonds Art Stone Corporation of
Washington viii tangle on the Hayden
Field diamond tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock.
No. Motor Company has decided TO
organize nine and Horace r. Howard
has been elected manager
Washington Barracks will aid the
Del Ray a. G. pry of the lid tomor-
row at Potomac at 8 o'clock.
Magnus w. Bales. captain Of the Old
Dominion Boat Club, will spring an In
novati0n IN canoe circles. He viii hold
workouts of his canoeistA eAriy each
morning instead Of In the late after
! noon.
Episcopal High Schools base ballers
/ viii play Christ Church School Tues
day ut Q so on the Hoxton Field,
Episcopal High Schools track team
will enjoy iayoft until May s, when
! II VIII enter either the Virginia games
at Charlottesville or the Maryland meet
al College Park.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
r AWRENCE, Kas., April 2i.-The
handicap OF Wintry weather,
combined with raw wind that
- swept Memorial Stadium, bested
the effort today OF record"
breaking entry OF college and university
track stars 10 crack the meet RECORDS
at the sixth annual Kansas relays.
It was the official inaugural OF the out"
door track season In the Middle west
and crack athletes OF three conier. .
enees, the Big Ten Missouri valley ana
Southwestern, were thrown INTO the
lists, but without avail,
The only record TO go was In the dis
Gus throw, In which Howell. Oklahoma
University, set new record OF l4i
feet inches, downing the faVorite,
Baldwin Of Texas, whose heaVe OF l4l
feet 7 inches also was better than Me
old record Of l4l feet 414 inches. made
by Rinefort OF Grinnell last year.
Northwestern dominated the relays,
collecting o points by winning a flrst
and tying for another Missouri coll
lected 81, points by winning a first.
tying for third and fourth.
Illinois totalcd 3 points In the relays.
while the Texas Agglca and Kansas
got each.
Many crack relay teams chosen al
favorites, fell down. The tWo~mile.
which had been conceded 10 Iowa State
with two teams entered. went instead
to Missouri, when the staunch Epstein
swept by Caulum In the finai stretch
10 force the favorites into second place,
The time was B.03,
The quarter mile ran true TO form as
Kansas and the Texas Agges staged a
great battle for first place, victory going
To Kansas because Of the thrilling finish
staged by Grady, Century fash,
Illinois took the four-mile relay as
chafted
Oklahoma claimed the medley relay
In the fast time OF 10 minutes, 81 l~a
sections, II was new event and the
record viii 90 on the meet books.
Tom Churchill, rising young univefs
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Basket Ball Rules Committee
Makes Minor Changes in Code

was that involving the closely guarded
PLAYER withholding the bali from play.
Such player IS TO be considered rs
withholding the bali as soon as the Of
fcials decide he il making no apparent
effort 10 put the ball into play. on
els then will declare the ball held.
The rules committees deliberations
were preceded by a meeting Of the off,
cia,s committee which elected Dan
Daugherty OF Pittsburgh and H. 3
Reynolds OF Chicago 10 represent the
erbiters in the joint meeting. The rules
body then elected Daugherty and Rey-
no!ds TO regular membership for II
ensuing year.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
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Evening star., 1928-04-22
CENTRAL 0vERCOMES
TECH AT GOLF, 5-4

Tech Highs golf team. which won
the public high championship last
Spring. was dealt a serious blow YES
terday In the shape OF a 5-4 defeat at
the hands Of the Central linkSmen.
The match was played over a rain
sweet Columbia Country Club course.
Western and Business also carded 10
meet did not get together as sthe
Stenogs have been unable TO complete
organization Of their team.
Summaries OF the Central-Tech COM
petition follow;
First feUrsNme--Rurr frech) dAfeates'
Horton IN: Webb lCentrall defeated Hrd
second fomr sone~-peed iTechA defeated
Rec, = np and /; 0liyeri tCentran defeat
ed A.kirs Z up and ., Rest ball--TeCh, .
Third toursonie---Atherton tCeptrsn De
teat@d Tnderstrin TN and Z Terrsv fCel,.
trnti defeated Stark I'm aud . Rest han
Central, 5 up aud &
Evening star., 1928-04-22
BY tho Associated Press.

BY tho Associated Press.
NNAPOLIS, Md. April 2l.-Navy
n crews pulled against the handi-
A caps of wind, choppy seas, rain
\ and hail today to win two races
from Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology on the Severn launching
VIGOROUSLY the season in which they
came again under the tutelage Of Coach
Old Dick" Glendon.
In the varsity race close struggle
ended in half-length victory for. Navy
gained in the last quarter mile after
Tech had stubbornly held half-length
lead IL took within the first hundred
yards.
Both crews finished strong, Navy with
stroke of 81 and Tech at IS. Choppy
seas that made the Junior varsity race
an hour earlier virtually a battle with
the elements had abated somewhat,
although the varsity oarsmen were met
with hail as we'll as rain in their race.
Nays time was minutes IA 4-5 sec
onds. Tech finishing in 7:16 As.
The Navy Plebes, an unofficial entry
finished five lengths behind the varsity
crew in 1886.
In the Junior varsity race the strong
Evening star., 1928-04-22
SYRACUSE is TR0UNCED
BY MOUNT WASHINGTON

BALTIMORE April 2l.-Syracuse
University Joined the also rams In the
race for the national lacrosse cham.
pionship and the right To represent
America In the Olympic stick exhibi-
ton next Summer at Amsterdam. when
Mount Washington easily defeated the
New Workers at the Baltimore Stadium,
0 TO g.
II was the worst beating any Syracuse
II ever took
Evening star., 1928-04-22

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Evening star., 1928-04-22

OENTRAL, Tech and Western.
the three mines yet TO show
their wares IN the public high
~ school base ball championship
series. all sre scheduled 10
swing into action this week. These
title games are the high spots of a heavy
week for local ScllolaSticS.
Tech, defending champion, IS 10 en-
sage Western Tuesday and Central on
FRIDAY IS TO face Eastern. which III the
opening contest OF the series Friday
scored over Business. 10 ).
That the Maroon and Gray Will down
Western is the opinion generally Of OBJ
servers. Tech. which came from no.
where last Spring 70 capture the pub
lie high fIsc has lost few dependah!es
from that formidable nine and in two
outside games so far both Of which Ii
has won, has displayed a real punch,
Western is handicapped by lack of
seasoned material but Coach Dan
Ahern's bows can be counted upon to
give the TechitcS a Stalwart battle.
In trimming Business Friday East
eTn demonstrated that it will have to
be seriously recSoned with III the
series, Coach Guyon has assembled
team that can hit and is by no means
weak defensively. either. The Lincoln
Parkers were without Eddie LiSensGy.
el-l1igh second baSeman last year.
against the StenogS, but that worthy
may have recovered sufficiently from
his injured ankle 70 play against Cen
t-al Friday.
Tech and Western are csrded 10 face
IN a championship tennis match Tues
cav. Western is the defending cham
Dion and in matches SO far has shown
that II again has strong team. Tech
In ITS only start bowed TO the Univer-
slty OF Maryland Freshmen. a combina-
ton which Western vanQuiShe6. BuSi-
ness ana Eastern. which were sched-
uled to plav last FRIDAY also may meet
Tuesday. though the Lincoln Parkers
may decide 70 withdraw from the series
because Of inability 10 set in any
training.
That Western High is going TO be
hard 10 stop in its battle TO retain the
public high rife championship is mani
fest following the Georgetown rangers
decisive win over Eastern. Central and
Eastern will engage in the next series
match, May 4. On the Central range.
Four ball games and two tennis
matches make up tonorrow'S schoolboy
program. On the diamond Business viii
engage Dewitt, Emerson and Gonzaga
win face. Hvattsville High will come
here TO battle St Johns and George
town University Freshmen viii travel
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Py " r. PYrn

~ 9TH, Catholic University and
- Georgetown make trips ne-t1
this week TO play big 81 .ools.
~ The main contests the 6rook-
landcrs are to take poIt in on
their Journey are with Yale and Ford
ham Thursday and Friday. George
town goes to West Point Saturday with
setto with Army. Other ball games
are listed during the week. and other
kinds of competitions also will BE-
staged.
Many of the local schools have their
eyes on the Penn relays, undoubtedly
the biggest athletic event of the week.
possibly of the whole Spring George
town. Maryland. George Washington
and Catholic University arc to send
athletes, and possibly Gallaudet may do
likewise.
Georgetown and Maryland have ball
games tomorrow. both on their home
fields. The former meets william and
Mary and the latter entertaius St.
Johns. Wake Forest and Washington
and Lee are other schools due to come
here for ball games.
The WEEKS schedule:
MONDAY.
st. Johns at MARYLAND.
william and Mary 1T Georgetown.
TUESDAY.
Virginia at Maryland tenrisl.
Maryland at Hopkins track.
THURSDAY
Wake Forest al Georgetown.
Catholic u. at Yale.
FRIDAY.
Washington and Lee at Maryland.
Catholic L. at Fordham.
Colgate at Maryland llacrOsSe).
SATURDAY.
Georgetown at Army.
Catholic L. al Seton Hall.
Out in Maryland good deal Of in
tercst attaches to the lacrosse game
with Colgate. Perhaps. as far as Mary
land teams are concerned, that will be
the most important contest Of the week
inasmuch as IL will provide the Old
Liners with their first real test. The
Old Line twelve has been winning
games by topheavy scores. but the cams
they have been beating have not been
among the topnotchers' and Colgate
seems to be exceptionally good.
Harvard was beaten by IL to 2. RAN
dolph- Macon by 10 to /. Georgia Tech
by is to and Virginia by II 10 /.
ANY lacrosse organization THAI ran
toss that many goals in four games
must have some ability and Maryland
ers are anxious 10 see just what theirs
will do against the sterneSt kind OF
competition.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
WESTERN WILL ENGAGE
PENN FRCSH LlNKSMEN

Western Highs golf team will 60 10
Philadelphia next Saturday 10 meet
the University OF Pennsylvania Fresh
men. The Georgetown linksmen have
lost Ted Rutley. who has married and
has left school. Eddie HartShorne has
been awarded Rutley's place on the
team.