Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-12
THREE COLLEGES
PLAY TOMORROW
G. W. u, GaIIaudet and Catho-
lie University Are Scheduled
for Contests Here.
VIGILANTS CHALLENGED
BY NEW HAVEN TEAM
Foot Ball Game Is Wanted for De-
cember 21-Collegiate League
May Be Formed in Maryland.
BY n. c. HYRD.

Ihree basket ball games are scheduled
10 De played here tomorrow night The
most important will be that between
Catholic University and Gallaudet, in that
IL VIII give an idea as to the strength
of the Brooklanders and will furnish a
line on whether or not the Kendall Green
team has a right to be classed with
Georgetown, George Washington and c.
L. III the fight for the District champion
ship. The other contests will take place
at the y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium. One will
be the opening of the City League. Y. NJ.
c. A. Senators and Epiphany being the
contending quints, and the other will be
between George Washington University
and the Y. NJ. c. \. regulars.
The game to be played at Gallaudet
College should result in victory for the
Catholic University. Some fear has been
expressed by the Brooklanders that their
team might not do. as we'll against the
veteran Kendall Green bunch as is ex
pected. but there is little doubt that they
have the better players and should win.
None of the Gallaudets is likely to prove
equal to- Tracey, Lambert, Derby and
keegan, and it is said that Letters is I'M
usually skillful, though light.
The first game at the Y. NJ. G. A: will
take place between the Epiphany and the
Senators of the Y. NJ. c. A. This will be
the opening game III the City League and
should be closely contested. The big
game between the association regulars
and George Washington will be played
Immediately after the first contest.
The meeting Of the G.. w. l.. and asso-
citation teams is likely to be very interest
ing. Although the Y. NJ. {. A .eam was
above the average of the George Wash
ington team last year. there is no doubt
that they will be more equally matched
tomorrow. George Washington has a
stronger aggregation of players now than
a year ago, and the caliber of the asso-
citation five is well known.
The Y. NJ. c. A. regular team will not
play in the City Basket Ball League. The
five is generally so strong that 1t is al
most a foregone conclusion that it will
win the championship. 1t will play a
series against independent teams which
ought to be fully as interesting as would
be the meetings if they were regular
league matches.
The schedule as announced by Physical
Director Beckett follows:
Saturday, December by. NJ. c. A.
Regulars VS. George Washington Univer-
sity.
Saturday, December aO-Cardinals of
Alexandria vs.. Y. NJ. c. A: Regulars.
Saturday. January 10y. NJ. c. A.
Regulars vs. West Branch Y. NJ. G. 4. of
Saturday January 24-Y. NJ. c. a. Reg
ulars VS.. Georgetown University.
Saturday, January 31-Lynchburg y.
NJ. G. A. Regulars vs:.'Y. M. c. A. Reg
ulars. :
Saturday. February. 7-Y NJ. c. A. Reg
u-ars vs.. Richmond Howitzers
Saturday, February 14-Y. NJ. c. A.
Regulars vs. Georgetown University.
Saturday, February 2l-West Branch
Y. NJ G. a. of Baltimore VS.. y. NJ. {. A.
Regulars.
Saturday. March l+Y. NJ. G. A. Reg
ufars VS.. Georgetown University.
Besides the games already booked ne
gotation5 are in progress for contests
10 take place December q, January
and II and February %.
The Annex foot ball team of New
Haven, Conn. an independent eleven
that has made considerable reputa
ton. has issued a challenge to the
Vigilants, local independent champions,
for game to be PLAYED sunday De-
cember Il. Walter II. Goodrich. 43f
Forbes avenue. New Haven, Conn. is
the address of the manager of the
challenging team.
Joe Wise, who has been member of
the Business High foot ball team for
the last two years, was elected captain
of the squad al meeting yesterday. ::
Wise won place on the all-high eleven
for the season ended recently, and proved
himself one of the best lnemen In the
schools. There has been no more
valuable line player at Business in quite
awhile : - = 81
. 1t is probable that an intercollegiate
Maryland next season. Some effort was
made to effect an organization of all
the colleges this fall. but it did not sue
coed. For the first time all the colleges