Evening star., 1940-05-03
B|ozis, 6. u, 10 Offer
Shotput Specially
In Temple Meet
Terps, Cavaliers Clash
In Field Day Feature;
6. w. Nine in Action
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.
After reading of his record break
| Ing feats all winter District track
fans will have an opportunity of
seeing AL Blozis in the flesh tomor-
row at Central High Stadium where
the Georgetown giant will do his
stuff against Temple in dual meet.
And at neighboring College Park,
Maryland's iron-man delegation to
the Penn Relays, which accounted
for three major championships, will
be trying to hold off Virginias S
vaunted Cavaliers In the varsity end
of an elaborate field day program.
Jimmy Kehoe, Mr.. Legs himself;
| Mason Chronister, Tommy Fields,
Al Miller, Gene Ochsenreiter and
Joe Murphy are gentlemen the fans
want to see and they'll be there with
spikes on their toes and pocketfuls
Of gold watches.
On the same program is an inter-
scholastic meet involving Washing
ton high schools and the best talent
from the surrounding area, a ball
game between Maryland and Will
liam and Mary and tennis match
between the Terps and George
Washington. 1t all adds up to a
very busy day for the Old Liners
with activities scheduled to begin
at 1:30.
Two Other Track Meets.
Two other track meets are on the
well-padded schedule. At 2:3O,
Dorsey Griffith will fire the gun
sending his Catholic University run
ners into action against Wake
Forest at Brookland. A half hour
earlier Gallaudet'S forces swing into
action against Blue Ridge College
at Kendall Green. Starting time
for the Georgetown meet, Incl
dentally. is 2:3O.
Catholic U. also has couple of
Penn relay stars on its roster in
Johnny Corhett who ran an ex-
cellent Emile race to take fifth
place in star-studded field, and
the cast of crack mile relay team
that won the Mason-Dixon Confer
ence event.
Oddly enough, all local schools
are abundantly supplied with track
men and Woefully short of capable
weight and field men-a situation
that will serve to make the scores
close in most cases and probably
cause the downfall of one or two
teams. Maryland, for example, is
horribly weak in the pole vault and
hurdles-two events Virginia excels
in. Topping the Cavaliers timber
toppers is Frank Fuller. one of the
East's best and just about a cinch
to win tomorrow
BloziS Also to Jump.
Georgetown has no pole vaulter.
no javelin thrower no hurdlers, but
runners aplenty-and Blozis. AL.
incidentally, also is entered in the
high jump and should come close
to winning. He can almost step
over the bar at 6 feet Catholic U.
has no weight and field men to
speak of-at least, Griffith isn't very
voluble on the subject. The ques-
ton is whether the teams can ac-
cumulate enough points in running
events to offset deficits incurred in
other departments and no one seems
to know the answer.
Gallaudet will have its full
strength available for Blue Ridge
and hopes to score its first victory
Of the season. Make Brown. Johnny
| Galvan and Red" Mullins are
available in the sprints Lanky Earl
Stevens, Ollie Berg, Milan Mrko-
brad, "SNede' Ohlson, Dick Phillips,
Leo Latz, Lyon Dickson and Bum"
SchoWe are others who will COM
pete for the Blues
Georgetown, scheduled to meet
Fordham this afternoon, moves on
to West Point for a game with
Army. 1t will be the Hoyas' third
and final game of the tour Wilson
Teachers are scheduled to meet
Shepherd on the West Virginians'
home field and American Univer-
sity's netmen will entertain Hamp-
den-Sydney
Terp LacrOssemen Busy.
George Washington's nine was to
get back into action today in a
game with Washington and Lee on
the Ellipse. American US tossers,
who broke their losing streak at
Wilson'S expense, were to play
Loyola at Baltimore.
Maryland's collegiate champion
lacrosse team is at Princeton today
for game that may decide the 1910
crown, as the victor will be con-
ceded big edge.
The Tigers, who have played keen,
aggressive lacrosse from the outset,
are favored Both are undefeated
IN college circles, but Princeton has
the bigger win, a 9-to-4 triumph
over Navy.
Both meet Hopkins later and one
or the other should take the Blue
Jays, so today's winner will be in
the saddle.