Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-10
BROWN WILL GET
TWO LOCAL BOYS
Howard and Martin MAKING
Preparations to Enter That
School Next Fall.
G. u. SCHEDULED TO
MEET LOYOLA TONIGHT
Blue and Gray Quint Should
Get Away With Game
Rather Easily.
BY n. C. BYRD.

I"o local DoSS VINO nave done some
exceptional work in scholastic athleti,
ranks will enter Brown University mex
fall, according to definite report TIL,
lads who will go to that institution ar,
Buck Howard of Western High ant
Billy Martin of the Georgetown Props
According to accurate information, ar
engagements have been practically com
pleted by both men for entrance in tn,
Providence school
Both Howard and Martin have made
big regulations for themselves in scho.
lastic ranks in this city. Both have beer
the most capable performer i'm base
ball and foot ball in their respective
schools, and they have also played very
well with the fastest amateur mines the
District affords.
Neither of the two men should have
much trouble in making good on any
college base ball team. Both are very
capable infielders and hit about as well
as infielders generally do, and better
than the majority of those holding
down places on college teams. Whether
or not the two boys will be able to
make good in foot ball is questionable.
The class of foot ball played by Brown
is far above anything seen around here
with the possible exception of that at
Georgetown, and neither Howard nor
Martin is very heavy, the former, es-
pecially, being light for the university
game.
Two games of basket ball will be
played at the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow
night. The Y. Nj. c.. A. Bull Moose five
is scheduled to meet the Georgetown Col
legians in the first contest and the Reg
ulars will go against the Maryland Agrt-
cultural College quint in the second con-
test.
The contest between the Bull Moose
team and the Georgetown bunch is apt
to be Very close. There is very little
difference in the strength of the two or
CARNATIONS. The Maryland Aggies are
not apt to show very strongly against
the Regular five. The Farmers have not
the men of experience for one thing and
another they have not been able to get
the amount Of practice which would put
them in the right kind of condition to
go through a fast contest
Georgetown should be able to get away
with the Loyola quint tonight by fair
margin. After the showing the Hill
toppers made against Princeton, there is
not much room to think that a college of
the size of Loyola will be able to produce
basket ball players capable enough to do
anything more against the Blue and Gray
than to hold it to respectable score.
The Cornell base ball team will appear
here this coming spring in three contests.
1t will meet Georgetown April and
Z, and will go against the Catholic Uni
versity nine the following day, April 8. :.
The schedule as announced by Cornell
is as follows:
April 3. University of Virginia at Char
lottesville, Va; April 4, University of
Virginia. at Charlottesville, Va: April D.
Georgetown at Washington. d. c.; April
Z, Georgetown at Washington, d. c.;
ton. ID. c.; April ., United States Naval
Academy al Annapolis. Md; April 10,
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, Pa; April
II. Niagara at Ithaca; April II, Tufts at
Ithaca; April 10. Holy Cross at Worces-
ter, Mass; April 80 Columbia at Ithaca
Lafayette at Ithaca; May 3. Colgate at
Ithaca: May 6, Pennsylvania State at
Ithaca; May Q. Columbia at New York
city; May 10, Princeton at Princeton. n.
j.: May IA. Michigan at Ann Arbor,
Mich; May II, Princeton at Ithaca; May
Il, Michigan at Ithaca; May "a, Yale at
Ithaca; May %, Cornell Freshmen at
Ithaca: May 81, Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia. Pa. June II, Williams at Will
Jamestown, Mass; June Is, Vermont at
Haven. Conn: June IS, Dartmouth at
Hanover, n. H.; June II. Pennsylvania
at Ithaca.
Catholic University is scheduled to
play it's first game tomorrow since the
holidays. Its opponents will be the ST.
Johns College quint.
The Brooklanders have been working
hard in practice every day since school
reopened, and it is probable they will
be able to show just well as before
the holidays. Coach Rice will start the
same men who were in the lineup in
the first four contests on the schedule,
but there will be some changes before
the play has gone very far. There are
two new men who have been showing
up so well that there is every likeli-
hood they will supplant the present
regulars
The Aloysius club got away to a good
Epiphany Church quint by a wide
margin. The clubmen played a much
superior article of basket ball to that
put up by their rivals
The work of Mccarthy was in a meas
ure sensational. The tall center did
such capable work on the Offense that
he scored enough goals himself to win
He placed the ball in the basket just
thirteen times. His work in tossing
the ball was so accurate that he scored
almost every time he attempted to
shoot. Gheen did about the best play
ing for the losing aggregation His de-
fensive play was equal to that of any
man on the floor.
The Maryland Agricultural College
five has been working three days in
preparation for the opening game with
the y NJ. c. A. Saturday night. The
beginning of practice was delayed, be-
cause of the destruction of the training
quarters by the fire the day after
Thanksgiving.
About seven men will be carried on the
squad and of these the following will
start in the first contest: Morris. center;
Cole and Shipley. forwards. and Day
and Bandes. guards. Changes will be
made before play has progressed far,
though.
The Washington polo team was de-
feated last night by the Baltimore five.
An injury to one of the Whiting boys,
which forced his retirement, was one of
the main reasons why the local men fail
ed to get away with the game.
Arrangements are now being made by
Mr.. Whiting, who plays on and manages
the five. to bring one of the fast teams
from philadelphia for game Mr.. Whit
ing says that the -aggregations in that
city are no more capable than those
which are now playing here. and he pro-
poses to show it to be a fact.
The same lineup which Georgetown
used against Princeton will start tonight
against the Loyola five. Martin and
Waldron will play the forward positions.
Wet zeI1 and HeiSkell will hold down the