Evening star., 1932-05-21
BLUE JAYS SET Up
FOR c. i. ON TRACK
Baltimore Institution Host
to D. c. Schools Today.
G. u. Pitcher Stars.
BY III. c. BYRD.


~ athletic competition today
in Baltimore. The Brook
landerS are over in the Monu-
mental City for a dual track and
field meet with Johns Hopkins,
while Maryland is slated for a
lacrosse tilt with the same school.
Not much doubt exists that
c. U. will give the Hopkins cinder-
FATHERS good trouncing. Mary
land won from Hopkins easily, g.
while Catholic University trimmed
Maryland. From that it should
not be hard to deduce what is
likely to happen when the Brook
landers go on the track with the
Baltimore school, c. U. ought to
take the meet by big score.
The lacrosse game in which Mary
land and Hopkins hook up probably
will be one Of the greatest exhibitions
of that game even seen anywhere. Both
schools have won all their games, and
both apparently have been strong
enough not to be really pushed by any
opponent. 1t seems to be a case of
two twelves meeting that have out
classed all their rivals so far that no
real line has been gained on either.
over in Baltimore the lacrosse ex-
~ perts are saying that Hopkins is
the more brilliant team and Mary
w
may mean. The true situation prob
ably is that the two tweives that are
meeting this afternoon are the two best
lacrosse teams in the United States,
with possible exception of Navy, and
both are likely to take the field with q
determination to win.
Maryland has won from Hopkins In
lacrosse the last three years, and that
is hazard that Maryland must carry.
1t would be easier for the Old Liners
had they been the defeated team last
season,
Hopkins is said to have two or three
men who are more brilliant players
than any two or three in the Maryland
lineup, but it also is said that Mary
land has a better balanced twelve.
However, this may be, it is certain that
this afternoon some of the warmest
lacrosse ever seen on any field should
take place in the Baltimore stadium.
ITO win the place on the Olympic
l. program is the goal of college la
crosse team thi- Spring 1t Is un-
derstood that a championship team
will be selected and that another will
be made up Of picked players. These
two teams are to make the trip to the
Pacific Coast and play games en- route.
At least this Is the plan mentioned by
the men now directing the affairs Of
the United States intercollegiate La
crosse League.
If Hopkins wins this afternoon it will
finish its season undefeated. Today
marks its last game. If Maryland is
victor it still must go to Annapolis to
meet Navy. And Navy is a hurdle not
easy for any team to take.
CABE MURPHY, graduate manager
~ of athletics at Georgetown, said
this morning that Lindquist, Blue
and Gray hurler, pitched one of the
greatest games for Georgetown yesterday
against the Marines he has ever seen
a college man work. He had everything
on the ball, according to Murphy and
the Marines simply could do nothing
against him. Georgetown won by IS
to O.
Georgetown is at Quantico this after
noon for another game with the Sea
Soldiers. If yesterdays contest is any
criterion, then the Blue and Gray ought
to make it two straight without much
difficulty
CALLAUDET'S track and field team
~ entertains Washington College this
afternoon at Kendall Green in the
last dual meet of the year on a local
field The Kendall Green squad is ex-
pecting to take the scalp of the Mary
land school as the latter has hardly
been in track up to its standard in other
sports.
Fhe only tennis match scheduled for
a local college today is that in which
George Washington meets University Of
Pittsburgh on the Columbia Country
Club courts