Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-16
NINE, TRACK TEAM
TO MEET M|DD|ES
Maryland Diamonders Visit
c. 1.-Two old Liners in
Dixie Title Games.
BY II. C. BYRD.

and dual track meet with navy
/ at Annapolis tomorrow form
the high spot of the weeks &C
tvities in college athletics. The Blue
and Gray sends to the old Maryland
town one Of the best mines that nave
aver worn these colors, while its track
souad is not SO well balanced, though II
has some brilliant performers. All the
other competitions in which local SCHOOLS
have played parts this week take second
place in comparison to those in which
GEORGETOWN meets the future leaders OF
what should be the greatest Navy IN the
world.
NAVY has been playing good ball this
veaY much better than usual, ana, de-
ante its strength, Georgetown is not
likely to be able to lay easy on us oars
~ e Is to win. AS q matter OF TACT, tne
1lue and Gray has been whipped three
times this Spring and it is not impos-
sible for Navy to turn the trick. HOW.
ever, In any pre-game conjecture Inae
To be a favorite Navy, though, has
much better nine than usual.
what GEORGETOWN may do In the track
meet, of course, cannot very well be fore
told. It has had only one dual meet,
that with New York University, and 1t
failed to stand the test in that. How
ever, It Is unlikely that Navy has any
thing like as strong a SQUAD as repre-.
sented the Gotilanites. The Blue ana
Gray has several individuals who should
score heavily.
Hoya Fans Will Go.
No doubt big contingent of George
town students will make the trip TO
watch their teams. The Blue and Gray
seems to have better than an even
chance to win the ball game and fair
chance in the track meet. However, 1t
may well be said here, as has been said
elsewhere many times, the Navy Is one
hard school to whip on its home field.
Maryland's base ball team comes in
town to meet Catholic University in the
only college diamond contest listed here:
The Old Liners took the measure OF
the Brooklanders out at College Park
two weeks ago, and the Brook s
would like awfully well to even that up
The lacrosse game Maryland had
scheduled tomorrow with Washington
College has been brought forward and
viii be played this afternoon. The
washington College twelve has done
nothing to indicate that 1t stands much
chance against Maryland, and the lat
Ter should be victor by decisive mar
gin.
Maryland has two men in compeu,
ton In the Southern Conference meet
at Birmingham, Ala, this afternoon
and tomorrow. Linzey is to represent
the Old Line school in the half mile
and cinnamon in the 220-yard hurdles.
Maryland's freshman track team comes
In town tomorrow to meet Gallaudet's
varsity, while the Maryland varsity
tennis team meets Carnegie Tech at
College Park.
catholic University has dual track
meet tomorrow, being scheduled TO APP
pear at University Of Delaware. 4.
Georgetown's golf team has TIL
angular match with Williams and Yale
ct Rye, N. Y.
Besides the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
College lacrosse game this afternoon,
two tennis matches. Georgetown, VS..
Carnegie Tech, at Columbia Country
Club, and Maryland Vs. Richmond o.,
ut College Park, and golf match be-
tween Georgetown and Brown, conSti-
tute the contests In which local COL
leges take part today.
Maryland and Washington Colleges
sngaged In 2 suggest yesterday In their
winning by 10 to 10. The Old Liners
went way out In front in the early in
nings and had a big margin to work
on. However, in the closing periods il
slumped somewhat, and Washington
College began to creep up. The Eastern
Shore men, though, could not get men
enough across the plate to even up
the big count run up by their opponents
Two home-run drives by Berger, Mary.
land second baSeman, were featured
He also had triple and single.
It is not amiss to mention In connec.
ton with the Maryland ball club thai
Coach Burton Shipley has for the next
two years an easy problem In front Of
him 40 far as play around second base
% concerned. Berger ut second and
Chalmers ax short are Q pair just about