The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-21
COLLEGE CA D
IS HEAVY


and Saturday at philadelphia, al
ways a magnet for District colleges
and high schools, will be the feature
event on next weeks program for
local schools, though the card is
dotted with other allnring activities
such as baseball, tennis and
lacrosse.
Though Georgetown Ii not send
ing any relay teams to the Penn
carnival. fours representing Mary.
land, Catholic University, George
washington and Howard will com.
pete in the various college clasA
relays. Central, Eastern, Tech and
Dewitt Prep win also be seen In the
high school and prep school races.
The Hilltoppers. however. will
have strong delegation IN the
individual events and should snare
few laurels Dewitt and Central
may furnish an entrant or two In
the special events - win likely
Maryland.
The program opens Monday
with two baseball kaanes and
tennis match. William and
Mary appears st 0e0rgetegn
for 4 baseball game aud the
Maryland nine Is host TO sc.
Johns Of Annapolis. The
Union Theological Seminary ten-
mis- team crosses racQtleth with
Catholic University ct Brook
land.
The lone engagement for Tnes-
day Is 3 dual track meet between
Johns Hopkins and Maryland st
Baltimore. Wednesday il an off dsy,
as not a team Ii scheduled for
action.
While Charlie Moran's Catholic
University diamonders are battling
Yale at New Haven, Conn.,. on
Thursday, the Demon Deacons" of
Wake Forest On. CT College win
be tackllng Georgetown at the Hill
top field
Friday brings Colgate to College
Park, Nd, for date with the
unbeaten Maryland lacrossemen and
the Washington and Lee nine
hooks,up with the Old Liners In q
baseball conflict on the Tefrapins'
home lot. The Catholic University
nine will clash with Fordham in
New York.
No home attractions are
booked for Saturday, but sew.
eraI teams will be abroad Tile
c. u. Cardinals end their base.
hall Journey against Seton Hall
at South Orange, ~. j. The
GEORGETOWN niIle visits West
Point, N. T., for . game With
Army and the indicated
George Washington rfflists fire
q match with Navy ON the
Annapolis range.
Today is loaded with events. The
Virginia Poly nine mixes with
Maryland at College Park and
Western Maryland netmen meet the
Terrapin raoqueters. The mary
land tracksters compete against
Navy and the Georgetown tennis
players clash with the Mtdshipmen,-
Spring Hill College. or M?plle,
Ala, felt the sting Of an, infatuated
OsorsetoVn nine Yesterday and the
Southerners were forced to accept
lat drubbing. Spring Hill Is
recognized as the leading southern
college nine, but has shown nothing
in the two games on its present
trip, having also lost to Navy.
11.9, ON wednesday.
Ralph DupIin and Johnny
Dunn were the machine gunnerS
who poured deadly lead. Dup
lin, aside from two blngles,
hammered homer with the
bases packed In the first frame.
Dunn connected safely In his
first four visits to the plate, but
was an easy death on an at
tempted hunt in his final appear
ance.
Buck HalIoran, Spring Hill Sec
ond-sacker, whom, it is said, is be-
ing sought by three major league
clubs, qualified the advance reports
concerning his prowess. He can
hit EN- and Is the best college bat
ter to show here this year. He
hoisted a prodigious clout over the
left field wire fence which was foul
by inches and on another occasion
the fleet Ralph Mccarthy, after q
hard run, pulled down his potential
homer in deep center. Despite
these breaks, Halloran managed 10
get q double and single.
The Georgetown netnen swept
their matches with Penn State yes
terday. The results follow:
Singles Pare defeated Barr, 50.
81; Dudley defeated Butler. ga.
6--4: Mcbride defeated Met%ger, "a,
6-~a; Calm defeated Barber, tx. O-&.
DouhIes-Pare and Mesn,aR defeaeed
Barr and Butler. 6---S. 'G--3: MCBRIDE
and callan, defeated A:nkiO~ and Nets