Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1926, Page 42

EVENING MARYLAND TO END HOME EASON A(,AINST STEVENS | Real Struggle Between S College Park—Catl W only two collegiate 1s lacrosse team ha Virginia Milit and the U. has an attrac » give the Brooklar Park sould offer 1l be the i G.W. U. TRACK TEAM he measuve of ln-lllllM‘, which aryland this | at Annap- by 6 to 2 i to be much | Spring than it was a eld tean to dual Line > point ord is unable ord has been in the 220-vard arter, but last Tuesday ia took the meas veste the Charlottesville dia monde st ev he Old I nia pitcher i was Hare, who got his fi sverience on the slab as a hurler a \e High che Hare w capable performer in local h )1 ranks and_ yesterday showed ined in effectiveness Virginia centertielder, at with four hits times at bat. one of the s. Cardwell. t two home runs, and Iy were the decisive who not only is a good ball t who was a star in foot ball so much so, in fact, Coach Earle Neale claimed he 1e best in the South, is to coach oot ball and base ball next e thinks that llow who will ood for him not only in the ving good instruction to om he will later depend aterial, but also prove in in han members of the squad and de- oping among them the kind of spirit he wants developed. Diffey, > on W r varsity r exceptionall Considerable surprise was expressed here yesterday over the reports in the papers that MHlbank of Washington d Lee had beaten Cummings of Vir- century dash in a dual! n t igton on Wednesday. However, Virginia men say that e result of the race was a victory for \lillbank because T \\(,\ s0 inother start did not go off and en Cimmings started it simply v sle for him to catch the W ' and Lee sprinter, notwithstand. he picked up a lot of ground and right at his shoulder at the finish | PP S .v.“o'*.- ill Entertain V. My I. Team. many lay at College | The @hmmg Satar ‘E .z; BOYS CLUB \ Conducted by ROBERT C. McCLELLAN iR ] i | ickwielders Is Expected at } 1wlic University Nine | BY JACK DUNN, | The outflelders on getting the signal| Pennant Winner at Baltimore h { from short have to he in | better positio outficlder | they had vor lis- | fly von time F an inficider or the the game, an didn’t tened study game, manager then he ] double. ed as i th n infleld fusing to play each make a pitcher look bad. here with Maryland twelve institute who | { would | ha the at College to studied the wear out the grass around a certain for he wouldn’t play one bats-| guppese the bull was a curve ts a good battle, the lacrosse con- | man different from another. Such a! h;hlf‘mim llk;l\ will hit to the e th N 4 il % | of center. ] r-field 1 ha more thrills for the followers ”,I style of game would bring about | pf.onte T R fielder. fl'-.: hag | hitting. and as a result the | he has had time to shift. labeled “not so Of cou there are and a_batsman sometimes will hit \v of playing every [ to a fleld that is not covered bhe- omes up. For in-|cause of the system of play used average right-hander | But exceptions are rare st ball down the third- (Covyrisht, 1926 can a left-hander hit — Al to right field ight -1 r will hi curve left. and wiill pull slow ball el pitchi nine offering opposition Both contests are slated for 3 o'clock. tive diamond aggregation and V. M. 1. | spot. the { more | pitching w ould be | good.” Rut there i IN MEET WITH NAVY - With idition o Elscwhere on this page will be found an application for membership Fill it in today and mail it, addressed Chicf, Bous Club, The Evening Star Washington, D). €. DELAYED TO MAY 22 e cateher sign the pitcher their team strengthened by many of the point in the intercluss ) Washin track o to Annapolis tomorrow for a Navy Aaronson, Kiefler, wre expected 's for the H: ered the vee George Vs men < dual meet with | Loehler v 1 Brow lec ding Loehler shotput and will' bid for hono: 100-vard dash ump and javelin t {attempt to annex ad jump and | Brown is ent A in broad jump Hurd Willett, captain and considered one of the hest dis tance runners of the city, will com pete in the mile and two-mile events George Washington has o dual with Catholic University on and another with Gallaudet 29, what to throw. E infielder and outiielder should also” know what is to be thrown for then they will know better how (o play for the bats By “laying” for a batsman hits will be charged up against your pitcher \\ illett v in jump: in the high jt Aaronson pole vault ip. broad The Kiefler will leld annual junfor high track and meet, scheduled originally for will not be held until May ern High Stadium The meet will be run off in conjune tion with the fi interjunior h competitive drill, and will be an a frair will be worn this year by the allowing them to make bet 1 in the ral and won hy CENTER AND RIGHT FIELDER “LAV " FOR BATTER BECAUSE THEY KNOW WHAT 1S BEING PITCHEDgy pr 238 the team \thletes ter time last m Macfa on May KIRKWOOD-ARMOUR CHAMPION BOWLS POORLY MILWAUK May 7 (@) shows a right-hand Mrs. A, Jaege Ohio, holder 0 one on ba The | of many women’s records, rolling in pitcher will pitch a fast one, or one | the international tournament on the out d» L "IF batter hits | turned in a score of 361 in the si TAKE LINKS’ MATCH ! Joe Kirkwood, barnstorming trick shot golfer, paired with Tommy The Evening Star Boys Club Pledge Armour of Congressional yvesterday, to win an exhibition goif match at the Beaver Dam Club from R. CIiff McKimmie and Georse i WANT to be a member of The Evening Star Boys Club, and if accepted to membership I pledge myself to: Keedp myself always in good physlcal con- tion. he diag ter up a the District amateur champion, and 3 Following the match. Kirkwood zave a showing of his justiv famous ck shots to a large gallery ight members of the Chevy Chase Club were playing today*in the third round of the handicap competition | for the French High Commission cup for men. Yesterday's results in the | tourney follow . F. P. Waggaman (121, won from Robert s (G0, by default. ¢ G. Treat (9) i 6} Brantiey Lowe (6) e defeated Df M Play fuir. Be a modest winner and an uncomplaining | loser. Abide by the rules of all sports I engage in and respect officials. Follow the ‘activities of the Club through The Evening Star. Never neglect either home duties or school classes. Ma; Duniop b dClifford | Mason (9) 5). defeated | defauit: 8. H ohn’ Britton & MeReynolda. (18 anc E. P. I am——years old; attend--———————School. [ would like to have a Membership Certificate and The Evening Star Boys Club button, which T will wear. Kinerk of the sport staff of the Washington Post annexed the Cleland trophy yesterday in a resump. tion of the annual tourney for Wash ington sport #vriters at Barracks. Washington Kinerk turned in a gross and with an allowance s, led the pack with his | net of 67. | Three eminent golfers—Harry Fry T R R |of The Star, Henry Tait Rodler of pre— | the Bulletin and “Doc” Tarrell of the Post—tied for second place with net cards of 71 Heinie Miller, twice winner of the trophy, did not play with his custom ary skill and finished far back Luncheon cers’ mess with Gen HOWARD U. NINE WINS. 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