Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-10
|ONLY FEW EVENTS
OF NOTE ARE LEFT
Hoyas Have Two Big Dia-
mond Tits, Old Liners Pair
of Lacrosse Tests.
BY II. C. BYRD.

as far as the current scho-
i lastic year is concerned, is
In sight. Several contests
Of real local Importance remain,
but the greater part of the Spring
sports schedules already is in the
records. Georgetown has three
or four more, base ball games, as
does Maryland, Catholic Uni
versity is to engage in more dual
track meets, and Maryland also
has lacrosse contests and another
track meet.
As q matter of fact. were it not for
tennis and golf the intercollegiate sports
schedule this week would be rather
slim. And to 60 a little further, If the
golf and tennis matches for the re-
mainder Of the year were omitted, there
would not be a whole lot left.
deorgetowp's biggest base ball games
with Ohio state and team from japan
yet remain. It's track team Is to COM
pete in the intercollegiate, but aside
from these contests. the Blue and Gray
has little of importance that remains,
as far as what ordinarily are looked
upon as the main varsity sports are
concerned. II does have several tennis
and golf matches. This week, for In
stance. the golf team goes to Princeton
for three matches, one Friday with
Holy Cross and two Saturday, morning
and afternoon, with Harvard and Dart
mouth.
NEARYLAND'S biggest games Of its
IVl Spring sports schedule remain to
be played. The base ball game
with Navy is the one it had rather win
than any other, while the lacrosse con-
tests with Hopkins and Navy are the
high spots as far as that sport is con-
cerned The only dual track meet left
is that with Hopkins this week.
Catholic University winds up its list
Of meets this week with Delaware. The
Brooklanders have been represented in
no other intercollegiate sport this
Spring.
Most Of the local schools have been
rather more successful than usual.
Georgetown's base ball team is doing
good work, while Catholic University's
track squad Is about the best all-around
ground it has had. Maryland in base
ball and lacrosse Is going along winning
its share of games, but Is OF color in
track.
As far as this weeks schedule is
concerned. the first base ball game is
listed Wednesday, when Maryland gees
to Charlottesville to meet University
of Virginia. On the same day Cath
Ollie University takes trip to Phila-
delphia for dual track meet with
Temple University.
TOMORROW Georgetown and Mary
i land tennis teams have matches
with Washington and Jefferson
and Johns Hopkins. the former here
and the latter at Baltimore Washing
ton and Jefferson stays ever until Tues
the only other contest on this date Is
the lacrosse game between Maryland
freshmen and Severan School.
Maryland's freshman track squad has
a dual meet with Galludet wednesday,
besides the two contests already mem
toned for Maryland and Catholic
University. The lone competition On
Thursday Is the tennis match in which
Georgetown entertains Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
Friday the Virginia Military Insti-
IuUc COMES neEc D pay ENdAyA IL
base ball, and Georgetown gees to
Quantico to hook up with the Ma
rines. Lafayette,s tennis team is here
for q match with Georgetown, and
Maryland has Richmond as its oppo-
nent in the same sport.
Rutgers end Johns Hopkins are to
visit College Park in another 0ouole
bill at Maryland, the former in Ia
crosse game and the latter IN dual
track meet The Old Liners, though
they have been anything but successful
in track this Spring. figure to vino up
with q victory over their ancient rival.
Georpetown's ball team stays over in
Ouantico Friday night to play another
game Saturday. Catholic University
winds up It's track season with Della
ware as its opponent at Brookiand and
Carnegie Tech visits Georgetown for
a tennis match.
a NY doubt about the oft expressed
"A opinion that the State OF Mary
land is the home Of the best Ia
crosse teams in the United States was
pretty well set at rest yesterday by
the lacrosse match between st. Johns
and Maryland. It was about as tight |
a battle as one would have cared to !
see, and there was lot Of hard riding |
the game on the part OF
both teams, and very little difference |
in their efforts. The teams might meet |
every day In the week and it would
be an even break for every game.
But both st. Johns and Maryland
far outclassed the Northern twelves they |
met. and apparently there are no other
teams except Navy and Hopkins good
enough to stand an even chance against
either of them.
incidentally, it might be mentioned
that these teams in Maryland are going
to find it increasingly difficult to get
games. Word has been going around
In the North for the past year to stay
away from those teams in Maryland If
YOU want to win games"