Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1921, Page 17

s BSPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, MARCH 8 Maryland U. Lists 27 Base Ball Games : Chicago Gels National Intercollegia;e—Meet 'COLLEGE PARK PLAYERS [T Besicing of Bostitd Frendiip. By Webster {1, BIMERS 0% LEADERS IN SECTIONAL WILL OPEN AGAINST C. U. sz;::::rpm#;m:a T e st s e sy v GAMES IN FINAL TESTS et 1 SELDOM TooKk A DRIMK-. NMOW Il ¢ { 1T BUT BEFORE Mmfl“’wyi Quint of Roanoke in Annual o | NEVER. MISS A | WAS A REGULAR- - ¥ BY H. C. BYRD. M CHANCE MILK S0P . TooK A:’?:T 7 Duckpin Contests. i v 8 The nationa HILE the University of Maryland base ball team will not equal = | ONE DRimic A YE - £ el B the record of the foot hall team of last fall in jumping around he eotite f AThiSA s the country, it will appear on forcign diamonds in more than e e S one section. Two long trips are to he taken, one of two days and sev- | ‘ eral of one day each. Larly in April the squad Teaves College Park for the casterns four days, going first to Baltimore for a game with Dartmouth, thence to North Carolina for contests with North Carolina State, North Caro- lina University and Trinity. Four more games are to be played on a trip late in \l'av when West Vir 1 is met twice at Morgantown and Carnegie Tech at Pittshu Th rst week in June a two-day trip takes in games with Delaware and l ehigh. Tloeals in t rman drives zin of 143 Twenty-seven gam 21, Gallandet: 24 and 25, Weat first. with Catholic 23 and 27, Carnegie . =h John's. will determine the ma- 28 fm Wasnington. probab i i Deluware, at Newark: 4, Lebigh, at i caa e Park. Besides Dartmos e S ey e 2 Ogrnell will be played in Baltim: Harvard Conching Not Costly. Wuce' it the country Harvard, despite opinions to the < cortrary, probably is paying less Don' T MmeD iF 1 Do, BiLe, BiLL. To Look AT ME NMOW You D O e iirip lnyfea bel | MEVER. MiSS AN OPPORTUNITY NEVER SUSPECT THAT BEFORE The Georgia T fake place in Washington. wle was arranged by Manager C. W Cole of Towson, Md Tlundred Men on Field. "fWisconsm Team Rolls 2911 nnd: Pennsylvania Pair 1250 in A. B. C. Tourhament. ° joe f the match t 2 set of Wolstenholne s the best local game and nade Migh set for the Koy out- erense Wore than 100 men 2 e Lhis d;‘smlr |;,,, fact that THESE DAYS. BEFo:Es > PROHIBITION | MEVER TOOK- R R U raneat ' T Siautan o Tarvard b uilt up what is recog- PROMIBITION | DETESTE! / Ay THING- 5 TRONGER THAN oW R e ‘:;l;ol'f‘h- ini o ;3 the r...-’.‘.-';'w;.u:]!-fy:n‘hd X:‘;Igflr"‘: [THE STuFF BUTTERMILK. . J NO! eaker of e V,unlm]’ first place " LASKER REACHES CUBA - In o sraduate manager of athjetics a 1 d that duri S i ol B TR S s \merican Bowiins consrs o | FOR TITLE CHESS MATCH that the whole coaching staff. includ- salaries and all expenses, cost | less than $12000, This sum T"®includes the amount n)pr‘ndr‘d for scouting. Monre explained that Harvard had of 2911 in the second game of They shot $86 for their and closed t tourney with a tot 1.01 dnotfons in th Kave to be Week it 1 than thirty m. Rack from Eman arr Jose for e mateh, will con- thoir bowling. but catly admired followah defeated { an8d Snyder, s { A new high two-man score also was | which w 3 perfected w system whereby it takes ; . e and | o e of coaching abilities of Sl jestablished, L. Weygand and B Paul- | of twents 2 60 sl SEMAN. | men who make their homes in Boston, Sotbne son of Erie, Pa. rolling into the vani ker will rece 1 the only real salary paid n wi 0 blanca $9.000. are Bob Knode and & and third basemen; I Brown chreskor head coach: one or two as- = ssitants and Barall, outfield. £et nominal salaries and the Harris ey, Most promising candidates to ulr,,{xj;jr:;ylml“ s S e pitsed a1 Musdyuniy our before practice s to begin at the “ sianl b ) ear ago; Pollock, . a Lus is stationed at a cer- A sh T l freshman frst base S e ‘ e o ow Too Important to Miss! e B ne Nt Ina | coaches mert. The bus takes tha = / < N Goddard R N Toioughe S fun Sut coaches to the fleld, and after the! = \ o) /// b o LT L [ Sty (Akine the: coscnes io. there = C—— o idozen pitcher - taice ' the I'M NOT DRIMKIN MUCH 2 SHAKE or PAL! HAVE ANOTHER Totats .. will be ahle o to winter | SimHey tep THESE DAYS,Bir o BEFORE (\ 10410 you DRiMK | HAVE Two oF ‘Em! form soon will b rated List of 'hr Game The schedu plaved at € curd" : Eat HIBITION | K. LIKE AVING HAVE A DOZEM'OF ‘Em! YouNE | Tures which are ,:Réng, L AFDRA'PND"W e :—l:;?riqa:r«? S e i manHousE! ) COCHRAN GAINS LEAD g G ons omerleiny bome | MOST OF TH' HOOTCH A | IN PLAY WITH BELGIAN | = - - how extensive and | TROIT, Mich, March 8&.—Welker | ations for foot | r is 600 0 504 at the end | 2 the ey o5, of | ck of his 3,600-point | s fan newspapers were they | atch with Edouard | - P | i arc Chapel Hill never believe possi- i noon Horemans ran nell, at Baltimore ble the various ramifications of grid- in six innings with L1 Riehmona Ooilege iron development. Suffice for the pres- of 143 2 7. Last ni = l.{all \ 3 3 T e o e E 3 3 kX A8 ght tha - ‘.». Chiversits: 25, n {ent {0 use Moore's words in describ- | American finished in_ the fourth in- Conventlon N’ = Harvard's pystem: 1T feel sure ning with runs of 87. 91, 100 and 141 that our system of coaching, which is e e Fifth and L Sts. N.W. g ENGLISH %i Passenger Cars, Commercial Cars, TENNEREE 1 O ) \QVAL; o X [ having already signified their in- 3 l 1 EW YORK, March 8—Following the meeting of Intercollegiate | | Dt abeds it fol ) It's never too late to learn. N Association of Amateur Athletes of America we find that the | Ross Sets World Record \ jtencion (oheeendiniyren e nistives . [ <‘ \ | | at \nnnp‘ peculiar to Harvard, is the best of its Delaware: 1K, . at type in existence.” COLLEGE BODY FAILING Am v s - . The list includes 90 ecolleges, 109 ». organization has done nothing to encourage the longer-distance in 440-Yard Indoor Swim o e arasors wenoote | Start in today smoking running events. And as by the constitution. even the javelin and discus MONTREAL, March grammar schools and 9 parochial lich Oval throws cannot go on the card of this body until 1922, it looks as though 313 Institutions A]resdy Have | “Toora 5ta® with victualiy the same Englis vals. any training of college men in these events will be in sporadic outside . team that came within one-fifth of | tndoor swim of 5 3 4-5 seconds w: et laxt nl‘hl | by Norman Ross, Illinoix A. C. = - o 5 5 twoomile icolle & meets. All this means that the real, potential strength of American (."ucuo. Ross, who was an Entered—Minnesota in In f-‘..c{,::;"f.f 1,.;1 ,;-I(‘Jr';«l“n:)w::;fll rill:lfi:' by Philip Morris & Co., Ltd. athletes will not be displayed in the next Olympics, for it takes time| | Olympic winner, and recently ternational Relay. the latest entries for this event. Made by Ehilip Mortik et and competition to breed up contestants for such work. It is possible, bettered the world one-mile Minnesota has notified the manage- “h that in 1923 a th fi il e s rimpy St oo i PHILADELPHIA, March $—The | ment that It would enter the inter- owever, that in a three. or even a five. mile event will be added oven tme of utes 8 4-5 Sy oc the Taiversity of [vatiansl onovaila reiay champion 20 fir 25¢ entries for ine- 3 = SIUSEC £ A v o= made” in Chicago in X,‘:;n:yfi:,flz carnival April 29 and |ShiP. in which the French team and . many of the leading American insti- 30 is rapidly growing. 313 institutions | tutions will compete. ‘aBlend With all the broad floor meetings, [to get in and have a representative \interest in track events, instead of be- | team striving for it. )ng confined to the spring and early o 1) summer, has now grown o be some- \ chat) thing of an all-year-around develop to capacity SRS R | REBUDING TRAGK tendance, the BO on arena p overflowing, Squ : | of what was L * No- | Will Put Field in Txptop Shape! ot ’Mf.. & ! for South Atlantic Inter- | | collegiate Meet. There already ar ference, the New I and the intercollegiate championshi Georpelown 3 enteraay) Degant work | on’ its outdoor track to get in shape '.10( t South Atlantic Intercollegiate 4 sl e but when one stops to think that the membership in the intercollegiat which has been accepted as the n » As all our woolens were bought since the drop in the market, we have been able to pitch our prices lowest point. Pl [ A. track and fleld meet. Fred al coll . 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