Evening star., 1930-05-21
CARDS WILL MAKE
START TOMORROW
To Play Three Contests on
Trip-Hoyas Go Friday for
Extended Jaunt.
BY III. C. BYRD.
~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY and
TeorpetoWn are ready to

~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY and
Georgetown are ready to
begin their northern base
ball trips. The former
starts tomorrow to play three
games; the latter leaves Friday
not to return until a week from
Sunday, it's trip extending not
only through Friday and Satur-
day OF this week, but until the
last of next week.
Delaware University is to be Catho-
lie University's first opponent, the game
being scheduled tomorrow at Newark,
Del. Friday the Cardinals jump to
and Saturday come back this way to
stop Of at South Orange, N. j., for a
contest with Seton Hall.
Georgetown opens its trip Friday with
Providence College. Its game Saturday
Is with Holy Cross. Sunday it goes over
to Boston, where Monday and Tuesday
1t plays Boston College and Harvard.
The other three games are with Yale,
Army and New York University, one
day being left open as rest period for
pitchers.
These trips North are about the only
jaunts in that section to be taken by
come South almost every year, but the
effort to 20 North Georgetown Is an
exception, as it has taken for years an
extended trip through the New Eng
land States 20 wind up its schedule.
University of Maryland journeys to
Annapolis today to meet the Naval
Academy in what 1t considers its most
Important ball game Of the year. The
Old Line outfit Is about the strongest
IL has been in several years and Navy
also has o better team than 1t has
turned out in q long while. The game,
II both mines are ut their best, should
contests Of the season.
Catholic University lost to Johns Hop
kins yesterday In Baltimore in a dual
meet, 54 TO "a. The meet was to have
been q quadrangular affair, but neither
Gallaudet nor Loyola, the other two
scheduled squads, was present.
McGuigan, Quinn and Krick showed
the best performances for Catholic U.
The first mentioned did the $40 In Just
Q fraction over five seconds, the second
II feet in the pole vault and the last 21
feet in the broad jump.
Summarizes:
l2o-yard high hurdles-won by Stafford
sh.!S. oeith sSssS:ole University. Time,
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i; Eins!; os,s, shiss, Trisss Catholic University
ae: sso- yard ard low hurdles = Won by STAFFORD
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: HaIf-mile rln- Won by Hickey tcatholie
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sisss sHssss,ns, ns5 fis inehss' third Hershey
Pole ysult-Tiec by ouirk tHopkirs) and
Quinn fCathoiie University. II feet each
third, orlowski {catholic University. 10
Broad Jump - wor by Krick fCatholic
University. second, Neu fHopkinsl: third.
Gerth Catholic University. Winning
In the sixteen records recognized by
the International Athletic Federation
70 one that lowers the official mark for
the 100-yard dash from e6 seconds 10
9.5 seconds. As q matter of fact, there
II not much doubt that the 100 has been
run faster than that, but for one reason
or another the faster marks have not
been accepted.
Simpson Of Ohio State did the dis
tance In o. seconds, but used starting
blocks, and because Of that his mark
was not allowed. Frank Wyckoff of
Southern California also did the dis
tance In % seconds, but that was only