Evening star., 1933-04-15
May Pass Up National Muy Tourney: Bae Fit and Serious Amases East
Terp Nine Is Ready for Trip
After Defeating Penn State;
Old Line Trackmen Also Win

,12O-yard high hurdles-won by Chaltain
tRichmond); second. Leverton tRchmondl
onds.
2oO-yard low hgrdles-Tie for first y be, sr,
lRichmond); third, Thompson maryland
44oysTa ,rEsnd sy EyanS Maryd Nara
Quinn Maryan Time 9n4 5e sos nsf%ssn sssOnas Gro
third vaughn Richmond. Time, min
5seo5S sy Ashtsn hn55
4 third; s..,ndl I'm tRichmOnd, Time. 4 minutes
landS: msae second ndTeR Denendorf e % %tMaryiandl
third; Bowers maryland. Time. 10 min
second Carroll cRichmond, ,ast third a ,nsSss J9yse
REYNOLDS CRichmond). Distance 1es feet
discus throw-won by Pettus Rich- Rich
mond); second. Joyce tRchmond) third.
Hines maryland. Distance, III feet GA
Hlsh jump-won by joyce CRBi.chsmon9a,; CRB.:saona, !;
second tie among Leverton atGs RIenmondd, Mehnend}
hesas Pols 4a"iWon 'sf. w nfnss bs West Richmond
5fs Rlehmond5- Hesbt. To- i ! feet 8 inches
Broad jump-Won by Chaltain tRich-
e %est Richmondj' deGnoi SO''f Distance r feet
inches.
land,; d. sfSond sGnen lMsrziana; s.IdaGa 56,Fd
land; second sonen CMaryiandl third,
Sanford maryland. Time. 23.s seconds;
tween n-yssa Beers NM amarysnd5 and slye Mary:
landl; third, Hash (Richmond. Time, 1872
seconds.
lMaryland1; second. Hash 5Riehmondj; third
Tenore aRichmond) VT Time; 29,s SECONDS
an second MteSe 5Iand thrs
Days Riehmondl w. Time, 5s6 seconds;
MpTyirnd y's TlRs ii miR.tfs Rss sssondS
second. Ascero maryland; third. Deets
Time minqtss hs & see9nd
third; Conrad (RichmondJ. Distance. 43
mon SaTtn scSaa n Gsad RSa
Howe Richmond). Distance, 176 feet 2
Discus throy-won by Humphreys CRich,-
Howe (Richmond). Distance, 100 feet o
agh iqmpmTe sd for rst between Beer Beers
x sfR HeiFh nehes nmd AaSn
Pole vauit-Tie for FIRST between Hash
7eh and aesb ee 1tbea ha
second. slye tMaTyland{; third Wrenn
Charles MCGUIRE, sophomore, catch
ing for Maryland, bids fair to develop
into a f1rst-rate ball player. He not
only handles himself we'll behind the
plate, but throws accurately seems to
have intelligence and is able to WELD
bat with greater effectiveness than
the average catcher.
Bob Maxwell of Maryland and Walus
of Penn State were the high boys at
bat at College Park yesterday. getting
a double and two singles out of five
trips to the plate. Maxwell also made
fine running catch of long foul f1y
along the left-field foul line.
WARREN EVANS. who graduated at
w Hyattsville High School, has
ability to make one of the great
cuarter-milers of this part Of the coun-
try. 1t will not be long before he hauls
down his mark for the quarter to
point below so seconds. Especially re-
markable has been Evans development
in track this Spring, when it is con-
sidered that he was out for the basket
ball team all Winter.
If Coach Eppley refuses to let Evans
play basket ball next Winter and keeps
him running in the big indoor meets,
he should by the time Spring opens up
be good enough to do lot of things
1t is difficult, indeed. to run at the same
time one is playing basket ball, because
it is nearly impossible to keep the run
ners legs in shape.
Young Bob Archer, like Evans, also
stands chance to develop into an ex-'
ceptional 440 man. Evans won the
quarter in the dual meet with Rich
mond yesterday in 50.8 seconds and
Archer was right on his heels.