Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 41

'SPORTS. ATHLETES TO TO TAKE PART IN VARIETY OF CONTESTS Interscholastic Games, Meet Between Virginia and |V Old Liners and Terrapin-Penn Lacrosse Fray Are Topliners of Program. BY H. C. BYRD. athletes will be in competition in various phases of sports University of Maryland Saturday. The interscholastic track s have drawn an entry list of 320, and that number, men who \\ul represent Virginia and Maryland hetween both va and freshman teams—Hopkins tennis, Pennsylvania vs. Maryland in lacrosse, Baltimore Freshman in base ball—brings the total very EARLY 500 N at the and field ev n addition to the m dual track ev coll de m get sc 1.001\‘ to enter their i i And, in all e mul the pcrtunmnus far above ral meet records will be broken. It ccords for the Virginia-Maryland dual meet are pletely obliterated. iia gave Maryland) Gallaudet lost to St. John's vester- duel meet at | day at Annapolis by 2 to 7. The Ken- e were not able to hit the i vely as their opponents Gallaudet’s Renshaw, going to be Last year Virg zood trimming in the Charlottesville, but the that it has a bette Something of hits were made fan and McCall. " Club din at the City athletes of m hand to from men »us phases Pierce, Georgetown's annual takes place tonight 1 Gray it will b ten to stories of athlet connected with v sports. _Gen. Palmer president of the National Colleglate Athletic Association, Lawrence Perry, sports writer, and Parke H. Davis, noted foot ball authority, will be guests of honor. BASE BALL SECRETS By Sol Metzger. When Batting. | ner he Virginia feet in the mbers of the broad jurp, e igh Maryland ump ought 0 inches; shotputter 5 feet, while cud sphere over Neither school is especially good at h » javelin a Vir- ginta athlete has tw on the event with tosses thut passed the 180-foot T n and one it more | fles should offorts. Virs track events perform- scholastic chool are in likely -oxn]'o'nhuh 2 L cently squad the inters the State. d. Western, and Devitt ¥ 49 men represe are some NOT THIS B fe— The effective batters in big league base ball all step into the pitch and swing at the same time. It is a | rythmie motion and enables them to s ‘ get their weight into a hit as well as {all the power of itheir arm swing. The batter on the left is stepping into 4 pitch and starting his swing at the The batter on the right total of And among these the illust e starting his arm swing. is an ineffective way of batting. BETHLEHEM, Pa., April 28.—Le- high's lacrosse team scored uan easy vietory over Lafayette here yesterday, e Brook- | 10 to 1. Lehigh outclassed its oppo- West Vir- | nents, showing far superior stick work playing {and an impregnable defense. For the part Lafayette was on the de- Marines at | here his wn by i to fl in a no-h landers expect fon is taking his step | THE EVENING QUADRANGULAR MEET IS LISTED SATURDAY CANDRIA, Va., April 29.— Episcopal High School of this city and sodberry Korest School of Orange, Va., have entered strong teams in the quadrangular track meet with Tome Institute of Port Deposit, Md, and Gilman Country School of Baltimore, {which will be held on Hoxton Field. Episcopal High has enterod the {names of 39 trackmen in the four- {cornered event, while Woodberry has 44 athletes wearing its colors, From a Virginia standpoint the bat- tle for individual honors lies between Harry Flippen of Episcopal and Motley, Woodberry Forest captain. Flippen. is a star In the two hurdle events and also in the 100-vard dash, javelin and broad jump. In addition he will run on the mile relay team. Motley will compete in the shot- put, discus throw and javelin. His work in those events been dan- gerously near the meet records all season. George Mason High is host to the Serepta Lodge of 0dd Fellows base ball team today. Episcopal High base ballers leave here early tomorrow morning fer Charlottesville, where they will Fishburne Military School tomorr afternoon on Lambeth Field. Alexandria High stil chance of winning the md Athletic District base ball series. 1f Culpeper | loses he wturday and then defeats! ‘redericksburg, now leading, a triple tle will result ard play-off made necessary. St. Mai Celtics have canceled | their gamo with the Rosedales of | Washington, due to a mix-up in sched- ules. They play tha Alexandria, Barcroft and Washington bus line drivers Sunday morning and the Pirates in the afternoon. Manager Edward Allen wiil meet! the players of the Dreadnaught Ath- letic Association squad Friday at & o'clock in Dreadnaught Park. COACH SURE LOCKE WILL REPEAT FEAT has a small LINCOLN, Nebr., April 20.—Roland Locke, University of Nebraska sprint- er, who ran the century in 0:09 5-10 for a new world record at the Drake Saturday, has put himself en- v under the direction of Coach “Indian” Schulte, Cornhusker men- tor. | “Schulte, who developed Locke, be- {lieves the Nebrasks - | est sprinter of | an extens Summer. | " The Nebraska coach has not made and will not make any active effort to obtain official A. A. U. recognition last week, he declared. land keep him off his balance. {about it like this: STAR, WASHT Z!Ehe Chening Star #BOYS CLUB Cnnducud by RODERT C. Mc(‘LI:IIAN BY PAUL PREHN, Wrastling Coach, University of lilinois. OUR cxertises will build up a F boy's body for wrestling. One form develops footwork and balance. Another the shouldérs and arms. ther the neck and an- other the abdominal muscles. The first is divided in‘o three meth- ods. In the first two boys should face :|each other, with right feet forward, right yacks. and each grasping opponent’s hand, with left hands behind | The object 1s to pull the other fellow off balance, forcing him to move his feet or full. Reverse with left feet and hands forward and this will develop strength on the left side, the side that invariably by nature is weaker. The object in the second is the same |as the first—to pull your opponent off balance. But in the second method the opponents should place their right hands on each other’s chests, shoulder or the small of the back. And in this method give attention to decelving the other fellow. Make false motions to puzzle him. Then attack suddenly {so that you may catch him off his guard and force him out of position. The third method teaches the abil- ity to push your opponent backward Go Place your left foot forward, put your left hand on the opponent’s neck and the right hand wherever it can he used to the great est advantage. Ketp your feet apart and have the welght of vour body resting on the ball of the feet. Lean forward into your opponent, thus making him carry the weight of your own body. Then begin to force him backward. Always keep your feet weli apart to retain ur own balance and never cross them. What sports have you mastered? Have you learned basket ball? How many times out of 50 tries can you hit the basket? How many holds have you learned in wrestling? your chums? Have vyou learned how to walk— like Weston and O'Leary and Plint and Frigerio? Have you learned any exercises that are helping you to build your body ould 17" Schulte said. “Locke will do it agailn under condi- tions that will be more favorable not only to the A. A. U. but also to Bem fectly. 7. 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BIG ATHLETIC CARD FOR NAVY SATURDAY ANNAPOLIS -With n rowing r University : , in which there will lasses as the out- \idshipmen ath- letes will st ay the first of five big week end cards of all branches of Spring sport during Ma: aquatic’ évents will bo f varsity, junfor varsity, freshmen and {150-pound _crews und will be one of | the biggest rowing progr er held Athletic authoritles of e advised tods that crews will reach Annapolis on Thursday so that they may get In practice sprints as well s gain some famillarity with the tide and winds of the river course. Winds at this n of the year are gene ly vi id often work o disa vantage to visiting cights. | Aside from tt tta, the Varsity and Plehe teams will be along all lines, the program for S be brushe standing attra How ship? many lessons of eportsmans Boy. Builiders. Grip two clothespins as hurd as you can, throw out your chest, take deep breath with arins down, then draw Repeat several tim (Copyrgnt, 1926.) 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