Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-04
ITHACANS TO MEET
GU. AND MARYLAND
Hoyas Beat Boston College
as Old Liners Bow to
Penn in Opener.

ORNEIL,S popular ball team Is
coming here for two-day visit.
meeting Georgetown tomorrow
~ and Maryland Saturday. But
the weeks feature game VIII be
that Saturday between Georgetown ana
TODAY GEORGETOWN, which beat Bos-
ton College yesterday, to S, Is play
ing Princeton, while Maryland, loser
to Penn In its opener, to 3, Is taking
on Vermont.
Holy Cross. always sporting crack
team, looms as this seasons collegiate
knocked of the Reading club OF the
International League, and yesterday the
University Of Richmond was swamped,
20 to 2.
GEORGETOWN looks forward to the big
clash without trepidation, however. Its
own team has begun to show some
class in the face of predictions that 1t
was in for poor year.
Boston College felt the might Of the
Hilltop SluggerS yesterday. In one In
ming, the fifth, they pounded in six
runs. Wholey started the parade OF
triumph by strolling. After Donovan
famed White singled and Wholey
scored when Ricci erred in right field.
wholey went on to second and counted
on Leary's one baser.
McCarty got life on Weston's muff
at first base and Dunn followed with
his second double, which scored Leary.
McCarty counted on Scalzi's single.
ODay mishandled Duplin's grounder
to third and Bozek's long sacrifice
,Scalzi came home and Duplin was trap
ped, ending the hottest inning on the
Hilltop this Spring.
Shaker O'Connor, Southpaw, was
the Hilltoppers' victim. White, Byrnes
and Poole shared Georgetown's pitch
ing.
MayIand's bali team readily admits
that Slaughter of Penn is well named.
He tripled, doubled and singled in four
times at bat, scored two runs and rap
ped in another. He was quite the hero
Of Penn's victory over the Terrapins.
Capt. Mort Wilmer, a Washington
youth, also was conspicuous among the
visitors. He went to bat four times,
walked thrice, hit q double and reached
first once on an error.
A happy moment for Maryland came
in the sixth. when Frank Leschinsky
knocked the apple on the premises.
Penns chief offensive was delivered
in the fourth, although Winners two
Dagger was the only solid smack that
figured in the making of three runs.
Three slow grounders went for Safeties.
It was tough going for Pitcher Jim
De Marco, whose support was Shakey
There was large delegation of Penn
alumni on hand for the game and a
host of Wilner's friends also viewed the
battle with pleasure. Winners father. a
Washington business man, was among
those to enjoy the occasion.
After taking couple Of pastings the
Gallaudet team got downright angry
and vented its spleen on Sid Lodges
Maryland All-Stars. In the first round
the Kendall Greeners scored 4 runs.
In the second they got 9. In the eighth
they added S more, winning IS to 8.
Konrad Hokanson bore the br'unt of
attack as well as defense for the
SilentS. He pitched well, yielding only
four hits, and himself made three, one
double.
Gallaudet was helped to many Of its
runs by errors.
Gallaudet has announced its complete
schedule in base ball and track, as
follows:
BASE BALL.
April D, CnaIlQtge dau Mlutary Academy
TANK school s. home: April Il. Charlotte
Military Academy away.
May 1, George washington ct @. W.; May
., George washington at home.
TRACK
May 4, George Washington ct home; May
II. University OF Maryland Freshmen at
May IS. euadransuIar meet At Brookiasnsd
Catholic University at Brookland.
To Leo Kasehagen, varsity captain
of rifles at Carnegie Tech and former
Central High captain, goes the dis
tinction Of being high scorer OF the
Sd Corps Area, r. o. r. c., shooting
match, with an average Of 1872 out Of
possible 800. A gold medal Is his re-
ward.
The Sd Corps Area includes Viz
ginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and the
District and competition In this match
is always keen. The victorious Carnegie
unit now has in its possession two OF
the Army's national 3-year trophies,
having won the Engineers Cup In last
years match. KaSehagen also was high
scorer at that time. l..
The Washington youth has been
ranked second in the individual col
legiate gallery championship OF the
U. S. He Is junior at Carnegie Tech,
holder Of Founders scholarship and
is leader Of the chemical engineering
class.