Evening star., 1932-06-05
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AMONG GRADUATES
Schedules for Next Season,
Almost Complete, Show
Attractive Events.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
athletic coaches In several
. sports face plenty of work
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athletic coaches in several
~ sports face plenty of work
If they are to turn out
winning combinations during the
1928 term, as heavy losses have
been suffered by graduation.
In foot ball, basket ball and lacrosse
the task Of the mentors will be particu-
.arly dif1icult Eleven Of II letter men
will be missing in foot ball, five of
eight in basket ball and OF II in la
crosse. Base ball loses only of the
IA m" men; track retains IL tt 16,
while only one of the flve who won the
insignia in boxing will be missing. In
all, the Old Liners have lost AZ of their
IS varsity letter men.
Prominent in the group Of grads are
Shorty Chalmers, Bozie Berger, Jack
Norris and Charlie May, all of whom
were three-letter men. All were foot
ball and BASKET ball celebrities. Chal-
mers and Berger also were base ball
stars and Norris and May we're lacrosse
mainStayS. Berger was au-America in
basket ball and Chalmers was rated the
best foot ball pasSer in the South.
OTHERS who will leave big holes in
~ clude Jess Krajcovic, great foot
ball guard, and leading scorer of
the track team; Ed Ronkin. basket ball
and lacrosse dependable: Al Pease, grid
end and trackman; Jim Loughran. box
ing ard lacrosse; Ralph Shure. dis
tance runner; Charlie Fouts all-around
trackman, who holds the school high
Jump and pole vault records and Morris
Nicholson great lacrosse defense player.
Save for three or four lacrosse
matches and its tennis schedule, Mary
lands varsity sports program for the
1928 term is just about complete.
Making up the list are an 1lgame
foot ball schedule, arranged nearly a
year ago. 17-contest basket ball card.
Is base ball games. nine track meets
and five boxing matches. One or two
basket ball games possibly may be add
Ell, though this is not likely.
IN lacrosse five battles Of more than
i usual interest have been scheduled,
another major contest is almost GER
tain and three other minor engagements
are expected to be listed.
A tennis schedule Of about Is
matches is planned.
Contests with Navy in every sport in
which Maryland is represented are high
spots Of the years card, with most OF
the other outstanding engagements
coming with Southern Conference
teams.
Johns Hopkins, ancient foe, is to be
met In all sports the Jays foster, foot
ball. basket ball track and lacrosse.
Marylands 1928 varsity engage
ments, as so far arranged, all at Col
lege Park unless otherwise stated, are
as follows:
Foot Ball.
September Washington COL
lege.
October Virginia at Charlottes-
vile.
october s-Virginia Poly at Nor
folk or College Park.
October l5-Duke at Durham.
October 22-St. Johns.
October 29-V NJ. I. at Richmond.
November 5-Vanderbilt at Griffith
Stadium, Washington
November 12-Navy at Baltimore
Stadium.
November Washington and Lee
at Lexington.
November 24-Hopkins at Balti-
more Stadium.
December 3-Western Maryland at
Baltimore Stadium.
Basket Ball.
December 23-Wisconsin.
January Virginia Poly at
Blacksburg.
January 12-Duke
January 13-V. M. I. at LeXing-
ton.
January 14-Washington and Lee
at Lexington.
January lS-Hopkins at Baltimore.
January 21-Virginia Poly.
January 25-Catholic U. at Brook
land.
January 28-Navy at Annapolis.
January 3l-Virginia at Char
lottesville.
February 3-North Carolina.
February 4-Georgia.
February 9-Virginia.
February 11-Washington and Lee.
February 14-V. NJ. l.
February l8-Western Maryland.
February 22-Hopkins.
February 25-Southern Conference
tourney.