Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-24
VARIETY Of EVENTS
ON HEAVY PROGRAM
Athletes Toll Tomorrow and
Saturday-West Pointers
Invasion Features.
BY III. C. BYRD.
OCAL college athletic teams
between now and Sunday

OSAA CO11CSC dOlLACOAC OCcA1ic
between now and Sunday
probably will go through
- their biggest week end of
the year. Not only are many con-
tests scheduled, but they embody
all kinds of competition. Most
important are the visits of four
Army teams to Washington and
the trips of track squads to the
Penn relays.
Four Army teams come here tomor-
row for competitions Saturday. The
West Point base ball and lacrosse teams
are scheduled to play University of
Maryland at College Park, the rife
teams to shoot against George Washing
ton, and the tennis team to meet
Georgetown. In major sports, the
visits of base ball and lacrosse teams are
the first that Army has made to Wash
ington. The future Army officers
squads will be at Wardman Park while
here.
Georgetown and Maryland will be
most heavily represented in the Penn
relays, which always attract nearly all
the track and field athletes of the East
and many from the Middle West and
West. The former is to have two relay
teams, mile and two mile, the latter a
one mile relay, and both several indi-
vidual entrants. The best performances
by individuals are expected from
Kjelstrom in the hurdles. Wildermuth
in the sprint, and Sexton in the field
events, all of Georgetown.
Four intercollegiate contests are
scheduled tomorrow, consisting of two
ball games and two tennis matches.
Boston College after meeting Catholic
University this afternoon, remains over
for game with Georgetown, while
Washington and Lee makes a visit here
for setto with Maryland. If Boston
College trims Catholic University today,
considerable interest should center in
its contest with the Blue and Gray, but
If Catholic University is victor, the game
tomorrow is not likely to mean very
much. Washington and Lee also is to
be represented here tomorrow by a
tennis team in a match with George
Washington. Western Maryland against
University of Maryland in tennis
match is the fourth contest. Some
competitions are to take place tonor-
row in the Penn relays.
Saturday the four Army teams will
be here, and in addition to the contests
in which they are to take part, Man.
haitian College plays Catholic Uni
versity in base ball. Shepherd College
meets Gallaudet in the same sport and
Washington and Lee and Maryland face
in tennis match. And, of course, the
relay teams will be at Penn for their
races.
Princeton and Boston College are
here this afternoon for ball games with
Georgetown and Catholic University.
The former does not seem to be making
much Roadway, having lost to William
and Mary in two games and to Virginia
in one. Boston College has done very
little so far this Spring in the way of
games and not much is known Of its
strength.
The Tigers do not seem to be any too
strong, and in fact, apparently are not
playing as good ball as usual. Whether
or not this has anything to do with
the coachless system inaugurated this
year is not known. Princeton adopted
a policy of keeping its coach off the
bench and away from the team during
the games, and anybody who knows
anything about base ball knows that