Evening star., 1938-05-12
OPPONENTS BOAST
FINE WIN RECORDS
Local Teams Start Trying
ScheduIes-Mary|and, C. U.
Drubbed on Court.
BY BILL DISMER, JR.


Our college baseball teams run up
against the real Mccoy tomorrow,
Maryland at home and Georgetown
away. North Carolina, team which
has won 13 of Is games this season,
comes to College Park to meet the
Terps, while Fordham, winner of 10
IN II starts, entertains the Hoyas in
New York.
G. u, incidentally, was to make
the first start of three-game North
ern trip today against N. Y. u, but
the Vlolets were expected to prove
easy pickings Before beating Brook
lyn College yesterday, N. Y. U. had
lost four in a row, more than George
town has lost in two years.
The immediate tasks for both Mary
land and Georgetown do not end with
tomorrow's games as Maryland must
take on Duke at College Park on
Saturday, while Georgetown moves to
west Point for game with Army.
With V. NJ I. scheduled as Maryland's
last Southern Conference foe next
Tuesday. the Old Liners must sweep
all three games to end their league
season with better than a 500 per-
centage. In view of Cardinals great
record and the fact that Duke beat
them in both ends of a double
header. the Terps' work is cut out
for them
Seal &c" Fete Toastmaster.
Elwood Seal, Georgetown 20. to-
day was named POSTMASTER of G, US
llth annual varsity CO. dinner which
is to be held next Wednesday night
at the Mayflower Hotel.
Recognized as one of the most en-
tertaining after-dinner speakers in the
city. Mr.. Seal should be in his element
as POSTMASTER.
With Maryland's Frank Dobson and
secretary of War Woodring as the
principal speakers, oratory should
reach new high when the Blue
and Gray athletes are honored
Maryland Flashy on Track.
Not great deal Of fuss has been
made over Maryland's track team. but
When the Terps' invade West Point
saturday they will be after their sixth
consecutive dual meet victory of the
year. Further were it not for Michigan
State, Maryland would be undefeated
on the track this spring.
The SpartanS turned the trick on
SWede Eppley's boys in the first meet
OF the outdoor season. Since then,
the Old Liners not only have not been
beaten, but their two-point victory
over Virginia Tech represents the only
narrow squeak they have had since
March 30.
The Army meet will be Maryland's
last dual track competition of the year,
only the Southern Conference cham
pionships week from Saturday re-
naming on the schedule.
Terps' Net String Cut.
Maryland's crack tennis team no
longer is undefeated. The Terps took
their first licking of the year yesterday
from Navy at Annapolis, the Middies
winning by 6-2 score.
The match also marked the seasons
first defeat for Allie Ritzenberg, who
dropped the No. l singles encounter
to Marks in straight sets, 6-4, 81.
Nathan Askin, one of the Middle
Atlantic's former ranking junior play
ers, continued undefeated for Mary
land. however. winning the No. 2
singles in straight sets. Jay Phillips
recorded the other singles victory for
NJ. u, while Ritzenberg and Askin
combined in doubles for the third
point.
singles.cMarks. (Navy, won from Rit-
Won He- from Bill. 6L3. Ss Sms: Mathews
Navy won from Lehman, 60, 90;
l0-s; Bass Navy won from Dunie, 6-3,
"a f Esch 'Navy) won from Kreusburs.
Doubles and Askin Mary
land) won from Marks and Mathews. 2-6,
Is, 6-4: Bass and Laney Navy won
and LYMAN Navy won from Lehmananl m
and kreuSburg, S-6, "a.
Cards Bow on Court.
Catholic University's tennis team
Jared even worse, however, dropping
an 81 decision to Western Maryland.
The lone point represented the Ter
rors' default in the final doubles en-
gagement.
Two c. U. netmen, Dorsavage and
Goldsmith, however, carried their op-
ponents to three sets.
poTsayssa e. e.. sww3 s"7 s0 e@s oeseaisa Ei
lott wv. Md debated OHanlon &C. u.
s-l 6-l' Ransone, (W, MO-. defeated
Md: defeated Smith &c. u. 64. 6-3
Wright wv Md. defeated Goldsmith &C.
u. g. 3-6. 1O-S: Prentiss (W. M
defeated McGerin &C. u: 60. 6-1
Doubles-Bolkert and Elliott wv. Md
aaeefated DorSavage and 9Hanlon &C; "
defeated Vender and Carroll &C. ". so.
6-3; Final match (Western Maryland
forfeited to c. u.