Evening star., 1932-04-10
TRACK, LACROSSE
TR|UMPHS SCORED
Washington and Lee Beaten
in Meet, Washington COL
Iege in Stick Tilt.

THE Terrapins of the University OF
Maryland proved a little too
good as mudders for Washing
ton and Lees tracksters and
Washington Colleges lacrosse team yes
terday at College Park, the Old Line
teams opening their seasons in a cold
driving rain with victories.
Maryland's Olympic c-conScious Ia
crossers splashed to 7-to-1 triumph
over Washington College, while the
shivering thinclads upset the favored
Generals by 672s to 58l3.
The base ball game between Maryland
and North Carolina was called oil.
The steady rain and soggy track kept
the times and distances to minimum,
but the meet was a thriller. Outcounted
on the cinders, "a to 38, the Terps'
superiority over the Generals in the
field events was decisive.
MARYLAND was greatly superior to
Nl Washington College in lacrosse,
although no real line on the Terps
could be had because Of the condition
of the field. At times the ball was
totally submerged in the water and 1t
was 1kAk'OooAHAN w @ASAANAN~ -
curacy.
The Old Liners were sluggish in the
first half, but speeded up in the second
and Washington College was able TO
penetrate Maryland territority for only
q total of two or three minutes.
The Old Liners took q 4-to-1 lead
In the first half. skip Faber started
the scoring after six minutes when he
made a short shot into the Eastern
Shoremen's net. Ray Poppelman du-
plicated Faber's feat before Chambers
of Washington College scored his teams
lone goal.
Fred Nordenholz and Faber counted
again before the first 80 minutes were
up.
Maryland snapped out of it in the
second half and demonstrated clear
superiority over the invaders. Ed
Ronkin tossed in a pair Of goals about
midway of the period, while Fred Site
ber finished the scoring few min
utes before the final whistle.
However, the Terps raned shots at
the goal all during the half, the ball
many times being checked by a pool
of water in front Of the netting or
slipping wildly from the sticks.
TESS KRAJCOVIC, Marylands great
grid lineman, led in the Terrapins'
conquest of Washington and Lee. He
accounted for l5ls points, winning the
shotput, discus and broad jump and
tying with two Generals for third place
in the high jump.
Maryland outcounted Washington and
Lee in the field, 3323 to 20is.
Washington and Lee was the victim
of couple Of tough breaks, but it was
a well earned win for the Terps. Fin
Ii,
unable to compete because OF an in
jured foot. The second blow for the
Lexington collegians came when Phelps
tripped over barrier while leading the
220-yard Low hurdles. The fall cost
Washington and Lee first place which
would nave showed Piggott of Mary
land into second place and Fellows of
Maryland into third
The score at the time was So to At
In favor CT the Old Liners. Washing
ton and Lee won five Of the eight run
ming eTents.
Track Summaries.
ISO-YARD DAsH-won. by Edmonds Cw
4 L secone, Quinn tMdl; third, Reason
W. C YARD Arr IRs DAsH@woa 70 SfsGnSs Sy Edmonds cw
& =; second; ReasoS .CW: { l.; third,
fe ad He ae5 fssoRss s. Rs6dsrtok W.
tH: IL. Time, 54.4 seconds.
$50 YARD DASH-Won by Broderick .CW
'T I'M TINS ETSwaI %nS,e; " sscSndS aw
l. second. Deyenderf (Md); third, Jones
o4s1 B. Tin JinTe. I IN minutes 81 seconds.
seSono, Madden tw. 4 Ii; third, Auld
rois isOxAARD IA HIGH HIGH HEEDLESWOn BY Pig
22O-YARD Low HURDLEs~Won by Pig
gott tMdl; second, Fellows Md; third,
Phelps w. L.. Time, 27 seconds.
ona sH9IPIT-WSn gtfysI, BY Kraie9yic Md9 see- s;
GMdJ; second, Mitchell CW. & Ii; third,
Bailey (W. & L.. Distance llS feet I
POLE yAULT-re for first between
FoutS (Md) and Busick tMdl third, tie
4 L. Height, 10 feet.
HIGH JUMP,-Tle for first between Fouts
lMdD and Cook wv. & L.; third, tie among
Ricketts, (Mdl, Krajcovic Md and Rivers
(W; l.. Height, feet inches.
BROAD yUMP--Won by Kraicoyie (Md) /;
(W. & L.. Distance, 20 feet j inch
JAvELN THROW-Won by Allison (Md) +;
Eecond, Bailey Md; third, Fouts (Md ) ,
Distance, l4s feet 10 inches.
Lacrosse Summary.
Maryland tD. Position. Washington %
1Invernezzi .....Goal .............. Reinhold
Mitchell .coVer point. PiummeP nT1ieP
May .-........ First defense ....... Pippen
Loughran ..... Second defense. 49,. Wingate
Eordenhoz ... Third defense. Gambler