Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1926, Page 21

SPORTS. THE EVENING KTAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. MONDXY, MARCH 29, 1926. SPORTS. o1 ~ Bucknell Nine Here for Two Games : Suzanne May Be Induced to Visit U.S. Again PENNSYLV ANIAN€ AT G. U. [SCHoOL NINES WILL MARYLAND LACROSSEMEN [MORE HIGH SCORES |FRENCH TEAM NOT LIKELY TODAY POR OPENING FR AY1 BE BUSY THIS WEEK - TO PRIME FOR BRITONS INA.B.C. EXPECTED! TO BE SENT WITHOUT HER With the exception of Central and By the Associated Press. \"b s- G LB T, B 1. St. John's, teams which are meeting : N " i a & e TOLEDO, Oh Ma 9. —Wi o o . . . 1T Wititors (GottolBronkiand SLomorron S for s (laah | L0 Ly (e pmiias meeting ONFIDENT that they have an even chance to turn back the Oxford- | TOLEDO, Ohlo, March 20.=4hh | Apnerican Tennis Association Evidently Willing to With C. U ) % q do not open their schedules until next Cambridge lacrosse team in its first game in America, the University | country in action during the latter 2 ith C. U.—Maryland Planning to Have | e e e e e of Maryland stickwiclders today began their final stages of prep-|part of the weck, new leaders &b Forget Troubles It Experienced When Mo | prap, mohooLbees - of thel,ation for the international clash that will take place in Central High [Pfared in the twomman oror s b owiing | anouls st e » city will have started on its annualf . o = ol 8D | all.events of the American Bowling o " Triangular Meets Next Year. | Spring campaign before another Sun-| School Stadium next Saturday afternoon. Congress tournament, and with more Lenglen Was Over Last Time. e o r""[}f‘""“"“‘: the 1 off to.]| Marvland, with only five of last high pitch and it will g still higher star teams on the drives it is pre-| = Y - . m ‘“'\ or iR ' the St. | Year’s regulars an hand to begin the | With the arrival of the Britishers on |dicted that other marks will be shat-| Y H. C. BYRD. morfow with Laurel Tilgh on the &t | T00 % I L I e s most | the White star liner Madestic in New | t€ied beiore, (e o of NS U0t o | BY LAWRENCE PERRY. e " ot oy s TR ot | mrides hnalga ¥ % ork tom W, e English aggre- Gardella s 3 c 1 > . UCKNELL comes hiere today for two base ball gamcs. It meets 18 schedule FI\\l;:(l.;) afternoon at | ardent followers last Saturday by the | gation will come to College fark | Detroit hopped into first in the two- EW YORK, March 29—In dickering for the visit to these shore Georgetown on the Hilltop this afternoon and Catholic Universi aesammo dIROR. way it performed in taking the meas- | Thursday, to remain until game time, Man evont, with 1,335, their games N St Ml ot aiteatntof Breuct Wwoman stars the United State ¥| Business, although not yet started T e B s i being 471, 421 and 463 i haRE N e % G R g o ou 0 ure of the L'Hirnodelle Club of Balti-| They will be guartered in one of the |belng 471, 421 and 463 3 B ol d IOV ,N“ ““““”‘ known of the strength of | o |‘\I~“»uj'f.:"fl-fi-‘.-“’:‘.?.“fiu:(\::x -~],:_'""l“‘,’; more, a combination of former college | fraternity houses. _Charles’ Buonomo of Rochester, N. fawn tennis authorities exemplify tk sth of the old saying tha I ennsylvanians, but usually they are well represented on the diamond. | ;i i Frid T8 tie ighine )| b e cthe Ol Tiney Py was ‘As the clash with Maryland will be | Y., copped the lead in the all-events feri Biaval fated are not losig Against both Georgetown and C. U., though, they will have exce | combination Friday, If the EATE|ticulatly smooth for so early in the|the first of 14 the Britona will play | with 1,977, which mark ties last year's | sufferings bravely endurec are not long rermem strong opposi P tedh e D e tnrobaly Ll season. during their American jaunt, follow- |record made by C. Long of Buffalo. The reference is to the visit here of Suz: ylen in the Summ AEjODROSI A O i atur. |, Beginning with this afternoon, the |ers of the sport from many Points in| As lead-off man for the F. A. RIV-| ¢ 551 This impervious and tempera Fre “iil braught allihe The e at Georgetowi this afieniboi s he ITTIDapr s ArsebE the | e S oo e coen ptiom ot Sk Tewans | Sou e Eau ces e D0 SLch, The Bast doubtiess will come o Wash: | ers team he gathered 654, then in|Of 527 - M8 MMPETVIRTS D vear. The Blue and Gray expects its nine'to‘do well andto show sign «ll.fl with Bpiscopal High at Alexan-| yone” cessions on the practice fleld, {,,m.,,, »r the contest doubles came through with 732 and |imperviousness and all her temperament through the customs, lines. fwhat may e expected with a victory over the Pennsylvanians o tiaat e ey i | et e wirnioverito orl) (R RS R0 S KO e A s The result was that from the minute she set foot upon these shores Philad ‘k wn will play again tomorrow, meeting Temple University of [an easy win over Leonard Hall A @ Interest in the game ha: “,,Mm, alstreet. April 6. the tourney committee o;! rhe‘l ES 1T A and all the officer went throug! ladelphia | emy, but, outside of pr \‘ll«'vl i — The leaders: an ordeal which they fervently declared they never wished to have re . £ ] - .| will ‘not_get going again until Mount ¥ peated University of Maryland plans « se- | s ('“’;f' mect VAL L has with A St. Joe is met in Baltimore on April FIVE MEN b = : daiee b B ¥ T ok Gnd Beld |00 Satupiay Muithe Gentral CEILRY g ccreation. No, = Port. Huron ; | It was a merry dance that Suzanne SIS e i e DOW ers ai il e, . RUNNERS LEAD | o0 chom i o a0 bk she s competitions each week s Alban on April 7, is down for a B B ck Furnace 5 her on the courts as an opponent to wmber of open dates 4 K.If’f,"'lfn.',"\’\".",."“'."l'»‘.'.".' by has five| practice Hit with the Warwicks to-| 2 . Cn S 5| IN MEET AT PLAZA 3" abiidadoniailid il season are so few that it is > olleges 1ast | noppow. The Warwicks also were | > in earlier in the Summer ible ¢ into competition | YEAr Who are almdst a track team in| i, take the field against Eastern to- ES TATISTICS are always of interest and serve as a basis for settling | gamiellaToeo, Detroit.. .. 5 THow Were ik & NertEe o cTIVe i iRt Sonable themselves. They are Hills, Prince. ; bt heaslstnt red- Hihe 5 Semthiniti fccolp ¢ | ton’s star oottt e Il i el diffgrences of opinion, either verbal or of a more substantial nature. | Rathie ko s 2 bt i o LR R e : Finishing first in_four e : The » of that match at the that not only will and bell, formerly members of -6 i . During the current bowling season there has been considerable | Pekic-Bunning. Chicag v B T, 1 s s national champion mile b gaining two seconds, Catholic Uni- | Side Tennis Club at | fleld season have a wider | V. . > scussi 3 s 9 ; » o e Somer | Ty, und Greeley, half-miler on Yale's DUMBARTON NETMEN rlf.u: sion among ().u. {ncmbu, of the (ml\(ul\on‘ Hall and Terminal Ice | ‘ e S s+ | versity runners outclassed thelr oppo triangular moets are sched | rack team u year ago. Baker com- Co. teams of the District League as to the collective merits of those two | Rehor. Cleveiand.. . ... = | ents i tilesascon i foce : 4 : for Oxford-Cambridge last quints. Intense rivalry has sprung up in a_friendly way, and scheduled | T huck: Detroit.o e e And sttecane . Intens as a y way, led | 7' Buck. Detroit -ack under joint auspices ad won the first game of the ) will be made up of | more interesting series of events. | * in track ieets fover in | TO PLAY ULD L'NERS matches have been looked forward to as a miniature bowling world series. | Albright. Chicago 3 704 | Washington Cance Club ‘hh‘.l t iton least at sent, | I n‘l:}‘\i -!m .; feet n‘ .lh :u mu‘u.‘ Up to the present, the friendly enemies are still of their own opinions. ALL E A us Club, ¥ 4 S lnked ans e e — In delving into the District Duck- would depend, in case of ties in gumes | Buanomo, Rochoster t honors in the two otk 113 PARK, Md., March 29.|pin League records, however. it A n the possible tion of dual events be- | | A practice tennis filt is to be staged | found that after three clashes of those Any ;-3"-"{ |{x»v st four positions in Ea l"':”“‘ k0. : : e e tweer a and North Carolina| “Pop” Ls : track ana| on tha University of Maryland courts | two teams thls season, during which | (10, 1 tandings, which _carry | Bot. Detroit.. Soitid winen Jark of Wasl b ok | here tomorrow afternoon between the | time nine games have been contested, | cash pr ¥ vet be decided upon o Club. Sumr follow s “"“"muiy‘j‘;!""h" was nia Military Insti- | basket ball coach at Virginia, i | St : >olytechnic s wor 1t Virgina, 18 baok | 514 Line varsity combination and the | a single pin separates the rivals tn| T B0, 5 i PALACE FIVE T KE \Mypeenyle open- Wi vhether 3 gt s oo ““.,"" st and s Al e ‘5| Dumbarton Club racketers of Wash- | total pinfall, the Convention Hall en-| At Jus times the first four | 48 % Waiton 3 recu Jf & bronchial a : . » ColeThel i L e try holding the margin, in addition to | teams have enjoyed the honors in that g Seirial o e e de ti : spending the |since early in the Winter and his|ington. Rad: arguments by = b open—Won by Gar time and ene Do the | e e ends I the South and North| s a result of the clash with tha | tAVEIE emerged victorious in five of | Téspect, and wguments have fown ITS FINAL CONTEST snaae e P setond: steamn (6 them. Some » evel ve only | will be more than gla M North | miduble Washington clubmen the | the games, while being on the small| (¢, 51 0 games regardless of | ythe 0 Yl u . h s have o I an 0 n gy oo A clinsdinrs Koy tandings in games won and lost, s, Movic—Won by Howell (C two entrants, some three, : 1dom | his recover Lanigan has done some| Terrapin netmen expect to get some | each of the four » |, W. C. C W, theis more than [ splendid work with Virginia's track | real preparation for their i3-game The first meeting scheduled was on | {100 08 108, [ ”""'F ‘;Ofum s . £ R BUSL HAATEhEI e maiEnpiE e ey vears Wotrern Maryland visits here. counted "2 capturing entod SRl and | e O O e efonat | Tk BeTgs (00 secvat i e «‘1:";‘\( it willep ool mnNG YEu With enly one regular, Kimbrough, | first and third games, while germinal | Terminal Ice Co., in the fourth posi Tealiet Bl Yesguo: meviss ulree a "“J“\ T”’C." e finals—Wet by & Svery event t guarantes gu ifer. | ol e 1t ne. § s« ety | loSE Mntyland s Wigh S Hopss eot | LS Hi with @ fivepin beiter total | on, lead the league at present in|clinched, Washington's Palace 0 Warwell (G W.). second: 3 : i ther ® east two of | Georgetown has in Hines, its fresh| T, % oceseful season. Last vear | Pinfall, could take oniy the % FULIOE e AT d | five lcafed through its final game last | ™'y 31 ®on by Alberr ; = Pl : hoks M man_javelin thrower, a possible fu-| §IOYCC Bl o T iumphed five | Bame with & 610 score. The twol, For that reason it is of particular | I8 UG ThOle Cexnibiing all Jant | o O mile on by Albe and Sy Con WS Rkt ‘n“ "\'1"; aryland has ture m'ul th.Avn\ymrH» R Hines twice fimes in seven engagements teams next met on January 20, when | interest to compare the work of those | ¢ oy "5y oir trade in the ('”NM! ed about would be with Virginia |last week threw the spear more than R ey e% [ two teams when opposed to each | fricke of thelc frade in, the IR nd North Carolina, ith Wash- | 190 feet and it is said that he I In the Maryland-Dumbarton clash 1s - 1,753 2 ring the | other, as shown by the following { For . Syt ington and Lee and V. R15: 64 ore than 200 % there will be six singles and three | resistering 1,75 total, taking the g 6 : ers of the game. Pl cROGeTREIoL technic Institute. \|‘m<\ of 1 n»lm‘ml‘.mlv‘n.! I‘;m‘v’:u:.' {\hx'y." is !"nul‘v:(\f\' doubIEs Gratehps. . ',‘,N,lh,'m”"”,'dm‘:“",'”:”,‘,' l‘l"'”“,"jm:‘?“';:; “ CONV N HAL Although the Capital Cl s BASKET BALL OFFICIALS ,“‘.,_’:,\“‘l““ ”_“f, i e a8 would be worth far more in every|consideration that Hines, from a view-| Although there have besp L e os infall, Srith o wet of L7l ey 20 . B e e 1 ‘fi‘*’ o BANQUET THIS EVENING | ¢ omsine et of wonian star way than the ordinary dug very | consideration that Hines, {rom & View | o selections vet, it appears likely | B2 258 PINEL (oS Co*Srarcn ‘24, | March 24 868 g0t one mo, o st for luck and ’ B, lless such affairs were to point o is age, has hardly more| i “Capt,’ Weber, Snelton, Burms. | ThS, e A 0 Wining | o handed the visiting auint the short| Basket Wall conches and newspaper a|than begun his athletic career, it|mup Tingley, Green and Troth, will | WER 1ORCCNTlos (ot only finished | Averase, 5695 - ijend of a 48to2l count. The score | men will be the guesis of the Ap- IR = o e otthin nis e P comprise the list from which Mary. | the final two gar=s Kot OO | U ShCC i | at haif-time stood at 23 to for | Droved Basket Ball Officials’ Associa University of Pennsylvania is said i land’s representatives in the singles|, s 1 L% ol T theg i TERMINAL ICE COMPANY | Washington. | tion of the District at 6€:3 W mbont e Brstiniteheritn ool | —e will be drawn. Al are 1925 letter men | DAnging up a 1726 Set, 6 F OO0 | o] .- JB12 2610 bo4—1.686 d Lynch, former Catholic Univer| ning at the Occiden when nks. Last season he wound up | CHASE IS DOING WELL except Shelton, who last season play- | than that tallied by i o by the | M 999 . | sity star, was back in the Detroit | court arbiters gather for their son with a record of 21 vic- | . ed with the Freshmen team, and|vbed Gut Che B I A galning total| 1 ine-up again and contributed half d‘bunqn(r ries out of 2 RIVERDALE, Md, March Troth. e | 50 3 dozen counters to his team's total. | E. Haas, E. B — Friends hereabout of Frank Chase,| Probable Old Line doubles combina- ‘"{‘r‘n‘m et 'l‘,“;‘"l‘;“\m"‘: e ; i | Saunders and Kennedy of Washing- ;h;nk and Frank § nake wild horses would not ma White of Virginia Military Institute |son of Maj. and Mrs. Will H. Chase |tions are Weber and Shelton, Burns |y, iiin sonson, bean almost as much | s ton registered 12 and ‘11 points. re-|the committee ar Y ot only is a fine foot ball playgr, but |of Riverdale, will not be at . {and Tingley and Green and Tan. Of | qicougsed a robability of fmal| Claim has been made that the gpeceivaly: | = also an excellent performer in thefleld |prised to see this Dvear.ald young the three the Green and Tan combi- | Gt dFe I8 o) D hie ik it ase wab6, tHe GHENALALS “OE DOID: - TOLEDO, Ohio, March 29 () e throws the | ster appearing regularly on the nation is the only one used last year. | sasioned because of the closeness of | 1t is said that polo was played in| Will the Baltimore Orioles win | Commodore Barry ) , N 1 e does come, with be - de in 1921 ited tha e her come 15 and javelin, but is best in the | mound this season for the Buffalo = SRS the race in that circuit for the major | China during the T'ang dynasty,| their eighth straight pennant? This | Chicago shot le: t i o and Mle. Constavlos hatout | 1o won’ that event in the | Bisons of the International League.| Cardinal Juniors took the measure | portion of the season schedule. The|about A. 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