Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-31

foremost proponents of lacrosse,
- Maryland University will open
its championship campaign to-
morrow by clashing with New York
University at College Park.
Fourteen base ball games sre sched-
uled for Washington colleges this week,
but the lacrosse battle stands out as an
attraction.
Two all-American selections of last
year, Wilbur STREET., goal keeper, and
Fred Linkous, out home, will be miss
ing from the Terrapin lineup. So will
Davidson, who starred at center. and
Ady, who held down the third attack
position on the team that made va
liant effort to represent America In the
1928 Olympics. All four have finished
school. d.
Kelly, handicapped by shortage of
experience, will attempt to fill Streets.
place at goal. Kelly's is the toughest
assignment of the new regulars.
The Maryland twelve will be fast, but
not heavy, Crothers, at cover point, be-
ing the only player of more than 1870
pounds. Despite Crothers' 2l0 pounds,
the team will average about 165. Rob-
erts. at second attack, and Holloway, at
first attack, scale little more than lao
apiece.
Several positions have not been
awarded definitely by Coach Jack Fa-
Der. Smink and Warcholy, attack. and
Healy, defense, are sure to see action
tomorrow, although the following have
been announced as the starting lineup:
Kelly, goal; Dodson, point; Croth-
ers, cover point; Heasy, first defense;
Wilson, second defense; Loane, third
defense; Beck, center; Chapman,
third attack; Roberts, second at
tack: Holloway, first attack; Evans,
out home, and Snyder, home.
I,oane and Holloway are joint cap
tains.
The game will be played starting at
2 o'clock on the field directly back OF
the east stands of Byrd Stadium, where
temporary hleacherS have been erected
for use while the stadium Is undergoing
Improvements.
While the New York University Ia
crosse team is engaged with Maryland
the Violet ball players will be having
it out with Georgetown on the Hilltop
Ken Strong, widely chosen last Fall as
an all-America back. will be seen In
the New York outfield. He is a feet
fielder and bearcat with the ash.
In its opening battle the Georgetown
team belied reports Of general weak
ness Penn State apparently had the
game sewed up when the Hilltoppers
got up their dander In the ninth and
nailed away to victory. It's true his
team faltered in spots. but Coach Bucky
O'Neil found cause for encouragement
in its fighting spirit.
Yesterdays scheduled game between
Georgetown and Vermont was called on
because of rain.
Drexel Institute win be Catholic Uni
versity's base ball foe at Brookland to-
morrow. The Cardinals lost to Washing
ton and Lee and ". M. I. on successive
days at Lexington, Va. to start the sea-
sen. yet are not discouraged.
Except for an inning or two IN eacn
came,p said Coach Jack McAuliffe. "olr
fellows played good bali"
College players with big league aspi-
rations are hereby tipped Off to try
their durndest this week. Arthur Dev.
lin, scout for the New York Giants, Is
pokin about these parts.
Devlin displayed lively. but mostly
sentimental interest IN dope on tns
GEORGETOWN team He was Blue ana
GRAY third baseman 20 years ago.
IT will be struggle between old and
natural rivals when Boston College
tanQles with Georgetown Wednesday.
On the same day Penn Will meet May
land at College Park and GaiIaudeIs
team will take on Lodges Maryland ALL
stars at Kendall Green. Catholic Uni-
versity will play practice game win
the st. MaYy's Celtics.
Wany Krug, the Gallaudet coach,
hopes fervently for a victory as
starter. He and his gang are trying
desperately to revive interest IN Dase
bali at Gallaudet, which suspended the
game last year.
Princetown viii meet Georgetown on
the Hilltop and Vermont VIII De liz
guest Of Maryland Thursday. On Fri.
day Georgetown will be host to Cornell
and Boston College will appear at Cath
Ollie University.
Saturday viii be q big day Tor the
colleeiars, with Holy Cross meeting
GEORGETOWN; Cornell playing Maryland:
Hriarly Hall trying out Gallaudet ana
New York y. tackling G. U.