Evening star., 1932-04-17

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- ington and Lee, North
Il 4 Carolina, Virginia and Duke
managed to hang bells on
their ball club in its first four
games of the season was a source
of genuine wonderment yesterday
to a wind blown turnout of Uni
versity Of Maryland collegians and
co-eds, who watched the Old Lin
ers pound out a 20-to-4 decision
over Dickinson College to earn an
even break for the Terrapins in a
double-header sports program at
College Park.
Maryland lost to v M. l., 7456 to
81 l-6 in the track meet.
After dropping four straight games
on foreign fields, the Old Liners, max
ing their home debut, welcomed the
comparatively balmy weather as they
belted 25 hits for Al bases. The ball
tossers did more running than the
Maryland thinclads, whose failure in
sprinting was directly responsible for
their inability to win two straight track
meets.
r ABELED one of Maryland's greatest
- ball clubs, but handicapped all
Spring by lack of practice, the
Terrapin diamonders scored in all ex-
cept one inning against Dickinson The
only reason they didn't score in the
other frame was because it was the
ninth and Maryland didn't bat.
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the hosts welcomed each enthusiast
cally. The game lasted two and half
hours, most of which was spent by the
dog tired Dickinson outfielders chasing
the rolling horsehide all over College
Park and parts of Hyattsville.
Ralph Ruble for Maryland and Eddie
Dick of the visitors were the starting
pitchers. Dick retired after two
innings, in which the Old Liners
smacked out 10 hits and scored eight
runs. Knight, who succeeded Dick, did
better, much better. He got by with
eight hits in five innings and only
seven runs.
Tamanosky finished for Dickinson
and he was no puzzle either. He was
greeted with seven base knocks in the
last two frames and five runs.
Ruble, Bill McIlwee and Steve Physioc
and allowed seven bingles among them.
But it was the old sock which fea-
tured the Old Liners play. Bucky
Buscher, who led the attack with five
hits in five tries, and Heinie German
smacked home runs. Buscher also hit
a triple and three singles. Cronin and
Physioc also hit triples. while Wilson.
Maxwell. Cronin and Sterling turned
in doubles. Bob Maxwell hit safely
four out of five times.
A S in the meet with Washington and
n Lee last week, big Jess Krajcovic,
Maryland's field ace. was the track
standout, accounting for three first
places for total of IS points.
The Terps were outclassed on the
cinders, SO to %, when v. M. I. took
everything except the 100-yard dash
and 880-yard run. Eddie Quinn won
the century and Paul Cronin the
quarter-mile.
Due to Krajcovic, who won the shot
put, discus throw and broad jump,
Maryland had a slight advantage in
the field events, scoring % 1-6 to "a 5-6
The times were generally slow, mainly
due to a blustery headwind.
The Cadets track team was consid-
erably stronger than Washington and
Lees. The Marylanders were hopeful
of keeping the score close in the run
ming events and making their big bid
In the field, but " M. rs speedsters
were little too speedy.
Krajcovic took the shot put with a
chuck OF Al feet 5 inches; the discus
with heave Of 1l8 feet 515 inches,
and the broad jump with a leap of 20
feet IL inches.
Score of Ball Game