The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1930-04-21
2ARMY TEAMS
PLAY At MD.
SATURDAY

UHONNDAH
Georgetown, Catholic U. and
Maryland all will have represen-
tatives appearing in the Penn relay
games over the next weekend, but
the stay-at-home fans will fare
very nicely, too. Featuring the
weeks activities for the collegianS
is the appearance Of Army's base
ball and lacrosse teams here Sat
urday when they meet Maryland
at College Park. Always colorful
and strong, these two Cadet teams
are no exception to the rule, and
a record crowd is anticipated for
their visit.
OF no less Importance than the
visit of the Cadets is the baseball
program mapped out for George
town. The HoyaS, with their great
team and winning streak Of 10
games, face four teams, every one
of whom is a threat to stop their
record. The first of these games
is to the played today against the
powerful Violets of New York
University. Princeton follows
Thursday, Boston College, which
with Holy Cross usually rules the
eastern collegiate baseball roost, is
here Friday and West Virginia
visits Saturday.
Besides the important
game with Army Saturday,
Coach Shipley's fast-Stepping
nine entertainS Washington
and Lee here Friday. The
Old Liners have won three
out Of four from conference
rivals and occupy the runner.
up berth to v. nj. l., which
is indicated, in the Tri-
State league. PhippS, Hauver
or likely will hurI against
the Generals, while Jack Bat
son, ace of the staff, prob,
ably will fling against the
Army.
Catholic US nine, which has
won four, lost one and tied an
other, will play twice this week.
Boston College is to be played
Thursday and Manhattan is here
Saturday. Lou Hurley, who has
pitched and won two Of the
Cards four victories, will get the
assignment against the powerful
Bostonians. If the Cards get
over their fielding sloppiness and
back him with the right kind of
support Hurley may surprise the
Hub City nine.
Gallaudet's baseball tie a m,
which plays twice, hopes to gain
revenge over the Tank School
nine at Fort Leonard Wood Wed
nesday. The soldiers gave the
Blues the only defeat they have
received this year in three starts.
Shepherd College, an old rival.
will be here to play Gallaudet
Saturday.
George Washington's unde-
feated tennis team is host to
Washington and Lee Friday.
The match probably will be
played on the Edgemoor Club
courts.
In the Penn Relays George
town will have four relay teams
entered besides half a dozen in
dividual performers. The sprint
medley, half-mile, mile and two,
mile relay races will see Hill
top teams competing, while Clar.
ion Gosh and Lew Parlette will
perform in the decathlon. Leo
Sexton, Bernard Bonniwell and
Bill Slezak will compete in sew
eral field events, and Erik KEEL
strom will defend his title in
the 40O-metre hurdles.
MaryIand'S mile relay team,
which has drawn the second
lane from the pole, completes
against teams from FOrdham,
william and Mary, Bucknell,
DePau and Union College.
Catholic u. has drawn the
poles IN 1CS race WIFI CC'
Johns, of Brooklyn; Stevens,
Johns Hopkins, Ohio U. and
BOwdOin.
Whereas Maryland and Catho
lie U. were fortunate in the draw
for lanes, Georgetown Jared very
poorly. Fourth in the two-mile
was the best position drawn. They
drew ninth in the half-mile anc
fifteenth in the mile. In the lat
ter race the field is likely to o
divided in half and the winners
judged on the time basis.
The records of Eastern college
baseball teams follow:
TEAM RECORDS
Preytd.no. &c. y Z c. c. N w, y !
Tufts ......... 3 0IYale .........
Penn State. / OlHarvard .....
Amherst .,... 1 0lPrinceton .....
Holy Cross. ] OlLehigh .......
syracuse $3.50. i OlWilliams .....
Georgetown 10 1lVillanova $50.
Penn ......... 1lDartmouth ....
Rutgers ...... 1lCornell $3.50.
Army ........ 5 1lVermont ......
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