Evening star., 1942-04-24
Penn Meet, Baseball,
Lacrosse 10 Keep
Them on Move
Terps in z TiIts Today;
Hoyos, ColonioIs, Cords
Also Have Big Tosks

A couple OF Maryland teams
found themselves on the hot spot
today rs the diamond squad teed on
against North Carolinas potent
iumber-swingers at College Park
while the undefeated lacrossemer
awaited their second major test OF
the season against a veteran Mount
Washington 10 tonight at $50 on
the Homewood Field. Baltimore
The Terps also had q delegate at
the 18th annual Penn Relays at
Philadelphia In Heckert Tiny
Horn, blimp-ike shot-putter who
was TO match muscles with a star
studded neld that included Al Blozis.
0eorgetown's national champion.
Horn hoped for q place in the first
four, but Blozis was ready to resume
his qest for the Elusive world record
still held by Jack Torrance.
G. u. Quartet In Favored.
Georgetown's mile relay team, l-2
favorite In the American champion
ship race. is not due in Quakertown
until tomorrow. The Hoyas, pitted
against the cream OF stick passing
squads, do not go to the post until
the final event of the two-day pro-
gram.
Catholic University's mile relay
squad, entered In the Mason Dixon
Conference title race, was the third
representative from the Metropoli-
tan Area in the games. Coach Dor
sey GrifYith nominated Co-Capts
Johnny Doyle and John Weschler,
Jimmy Zuppa and Charley OKeefe
10 carry the Cardinals colors and
the quartet figured to win in stride
Bob Smith. O fair-to-middlin
rieht-hander on a warm day. was
Coach Burt Shipley's pitching
choice against Carolina.
The cotton-haired slow-ball twirl-
or handed the visitors one of their
two defeats last year, but lost 60
decision at Chapel Hill early this
season despite q shit performance.
Smith also was out to redeem him
self for fancy drubbing he received
-at Michigan's hands last week.
Tar Heels Are Powerful
a.. Evidence Of North Carolina's po-
tency was yesterdays 1871 triumph
over Virginia in which the victors
pounded out 20 hits, scoring In all
but one inning. Tomorrow the tour
lists go to Annapolis for q game with
Navy while Maryland finishes busy
week against Virginia Military In
stitute at College Park.
Maryland's rs victory over stout
Army team last week rates 1t a
chance against Mount Washington
on paper. but six Of the club first
stringers are former Terp stars well
versed In the game Jack Faber
teaches the College Parkers and this
added experience win be in their
favor.
Maryland has won only three OF
the last 10 matches with the club
men. but one of these was the
olympic play-off in 1882 when
Maryland whitewashed its rival, 60,
and In l939-its latest victory-it
hung up the widest margin yet
gained by either team, Ill.
Two positions on the Baltimore
team were unsettled today and not
to be filled until Immediately before
the initial face-oi. Bill Weitzel
and Don Naylor were contesting for
tbs cover-point starting role, while
Jack Turnbull and Tommy Duke
hart were stalemated for the in
home berth.
Meanwhile, back on the home
front, George Washington's dia-
inond forces awaited tomorrow's in
vasion by villanova with something
less than confidence after reading
OF the Wildcats 27-4 victory over
Loyola yesterday at Baltimore. The
outlook Is dark for Coach Winnie
De Angels slim supply of pitchers
and he is trying to dope out a plan
to meet the visitors on something
approaching even terms.
Georgetown. which nosed out the
Colonials q couple Of days ago, will
meet Western Maryland In the only
other game listed here.