Evening star., 1934-04-06
TERP STICK CLASH
ONLY HOME EVENT
Hoya Nine, Old Line Track
Team Travel-MaryIand
Bows to Cornell.
BY H. C. BYRD.
- EORGETOWN'S base ball
4 team and Maryland'S
1 lacrosse and track teams
~ omen their schedule to-

I team and Maryland's S
lacrosse and track teams
open their schedule to-
morrow. The Blue and Gray
nine travels to. play the Uni
versity of Richmond, Maryland'S
track squad leaves this after
noon for BlackSburg for a dual
meet tomorrow with Virginia
Tech and the Terp stickwielders
remain at home for a setto with
Harvard.
1--WE have a fairly strong team to
throw against Richmond in our OPEN
ing game tomorrow" said Coach
Ralph Mccarthy of Georgetown, "as
the last few days of outdoor work
have helped us wonderfully. 1t will
not be as strong as some Georgetown
teams of past years, but it should be
good enough to hold its own in ordi-
nary college competition
Mccarthy, after yesterdays prac-
tice, definitely decided on his lineup.
He will pitch either Nestle or Spiegel
and catch Savarini, and Rowan is to
hold down first base, Callahan second,
HArgaden short and Crenshaw third.
The outfield will be taken care of by
O'Rourke. Dolan, Corless and Mar
celia, with all getting a chance at one
time or another.
20 Terps Take Trip.
CoACH EPPLEY of Maryland is to
u take 20 athletes to Blacksburg,
with at least two men entered
N every event except the shot, in
which he will have only one Incl
dentally, it is in the shot that Mary
land is weakest, though it is not much
stronger in the discus. However, in
all other events the Old Liners figure
to hold their own or better.
Widmyer, Quinn and Milo Sonen
are to run in the 100-yard and 300
yard daSheS. Archer and Evans are
the entries in the 440 Cronin, Bob
Sonen and Frank in the $50: Beall
end Ashton in the mile; BevendOrf
and Jones in the two miles; Slye and
Beers in the 120-yard high hurdles;
Slye and Boucher in the 220-yard
low hurdles: Coulehan in the shot;
Pfeiffer, Graham and Coulehan in the
discus; Cronin. Boucher and Duvall in
the pole vault; Allison. Pfeiffer and
Graham in the javelin; Slye and
Beers in the broad jump, and Boucher,
Beers and Duvall in the high jump.
Maryland ought to mass up a lot
0 points in the dashes and middle
distances, while it has conner in the
mile in Beall. who used to run for
Rockville High. 1t also is strong in
the broad jump and hurdles and fair
In the pole vault and high jump.
Stick Team Capable.
"HE 1884 edition of the Maryland
lacrosse team, that will battle the
Crimson, appears strong. Coach
Jeck Faber will use team of veterans
1ntersperSed with some newcomers who
bid fair to develop into excellent play
ers. The new men slated to take
places in the lineup are Jim Hart of
McDonough. Bernie Buscher of West
ern and John Christhilf of Friends
School Of Baltimore. Hart is second
defense, Buscher second attack, and
Christhilf in home.
The other starting members of the
team are: Pfau, goal: Snyder, point;
Slber, cover point; Rombro, first de-
3ense; Sothoron, center; Thomas, first
attack, and Vincent, in home.
Harvards team has been working
out the last two days at College Park
and seems likely group of stick
wielders: Its lineup will be: Count
han, goal; Rogers, point; Rabinovitz,
cover point; Duffey, first defense; Ed
monds, second defense; Housen, CEN
ter; Murphy, second attack; Lessig,
first attack; England, out home; Fields,
in home.
n TARYLAND'S base ball team,
,VI which lost a 2-to-1 duel to
Cornell yesterday. plays its
second game with the Ithacans to-
day and tomorrow goes to Charlottes-
Vile for contest with Virginia. The
Old Liners are slated to continue on
after the meeting with Virginia to
Durham. where they play Duke Mon
day. On the way back they hook up
with Richmond and William and
Mary.
Cornell brought here yesterday one
0 the best Northern college mines
that have played in this section in
q good while. 1t not only played
ordinarily good college ball, but it
performed much more intelligently
than might have been expected, con-
sidering that it has not had much op-
portunity for practice.
Of course, in the cage at Ithaca it
did get plenty of opportunity to have
good inf1eld practice, something i'm
possible for schools in this section be-
cause they do not have enclosed dia-
monds.
Pross of Cornell won a pitchers
battle from Physioc, Maryland ace, in
q game that was marked by fair hit
ting and excellent fielding.
A couple of mental lapses on the
bases with runs in sight in the sew
enth and ninth innings proved costly
to the Old Liners.
CORNELL. MARYLAND
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