Evening star., 1939-05-05
Maryland Athletes
Figure in Three
Major Events
SchooIboys in Big Meet;
A. U. Would Get Even
With Wilson Nine

Three track meets, two baseball
games and a lacrosse match on three
fronts will give the local college
sports follower plenty of choice to-
morrow as he peruses his weekly
Saturday afternoon outing.
College Park will be the scene of
the greatest amount of activity with
a track meet between two unde-
feated college teams, another for
schoolboys, lacrosse clash also in
volving undefeated teams and a
baseball game, all clamoring for the
spotlight
But activity will not be confined
to College Park by long shot. Out
at Griffith Stadium American Uni
versity and Wilson Teachers will
stage another intracity baseball
game in which the Eagles will strive
to avenge what they term an upset
at the hands of the Teachers in the
first meeting.
Blues Threaten Records.
Finally, Kendall Green will be the
scene of dual meet between GAL
laudet and Randolph Macon in
which the Blues stars are expected
to break several meet records.
District college athletes also will
be active away from home as
Georgetown's nine plays Army at
West Point, Catholic Universitys
undefeated track team invades Wake
Forest and Georgetowns golf team
goes to Pennsylvania.
Three tennis matches will round
out the intercollegiate competition
for the day, Colgate playing at
Georgetown, Catholic U. at Mary
land and Hampden Sydney at
American.
Barring tie, either Marylands
or Washington and Lees track team
will take its first defeat tomorrow
as both will enter the meet with
clean records. Following a 1888
draw with Dartmouth, Maryland
has beaten, in order, Virginia Tech,
V. M. I. and William and Mary.
Washington and Lee, however, is
reputed to have its best cinder squad
In years and the meet should give a
good line on the next Southern
Conference champion.
Charley Curl of the Generals has
done 99 and 2l8 for the century
and 220 while Heartsill Ragon has
stepped the quarter in 49.8. Bill
Whaley is one of the best hurdlers
IN the South while Bill Gwynn is an
Rce.h high illnoer
Lacrosse Teams Unbeaten.
AS in track, the lacrosse game also
will match undefeated teams as
Baltimore A. c., the Terps' oppon-
ent, is filled with eX-college stars. A
victory for Maryland tomorrow
would place it in a position where it
could take both the national open
and intercollegiate championships
as already it has disposed of Mount
Washington, the other outstanding
club team Of the country The
Terps have split even in two games
with the Baltimore A. c., winning
9-6 in 1896, and losing the follow
ing year, 6-8.
That baseball game with Wash
lngton College also figures to be
tough as the Terps week ago
were forced to 60 IL innings to beat
the ChestertoWn team.
Either Frank Dwyer or Charlie
Weidinger will pitch tomorrow.
The complete schedule at College
Park:
l oclock-Interschola track
meet, with 13 open events and 8
closed to county high schools of
the State.
1:30-Dual track meet with
Washington and Lee, to be run
concurrently with scholastic
competition.
1:30-Tennis match with Cath
olic University.
2:30-Baseball with Washing
ton College.
Lacrosse with Baltimore
A. C..
Array for Stick Battle.
Here is the probable lineup for
the lacrosse game.