Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-27
c. j. WILL END
ITS SCHEDULE
BrookIanders Will Finish Most
Successful Basket Ball Sea-
son Tomorrow Evening.
OFFICIALS FOR G. U.
MEET ARE CHOSEN
Capable Men Secured to Han
die Games School Schedule
Has Been Announced.
BY n. C. BYRD.

The Catholic University basket bal
team will end the most successful season
1t has ever had tomorrow night. Thu
game on the schedule is with the Georg,
Washington University quint. and will b,
played at the Arcade
There is little doubt that the Brook
landers will end their season with {
victory, as George Washington is hardly
strong enough to cope successfully with
them In the first contest in which the
two fves met there was not much rea
comparison between the two aggrega
lions, the Red and Black men being
much the superiors.
Probably no team that has ever repre-
sented the Catholic University has gone
through as successful a year as the one
put out by it in basket ball this season
The Brooklanders have won from the
best teams in the South Atlantic section
and have lost only three contests. One
of the games lost really should have beer
won-that with the Baltimore Medica
College. in Baltimore. The only other
contests dropped were to the Naval Acad
envy and st. John5s of Brooklyn on for
eign floors. Hardly anybody expected
the Navy game to be won, and the ST
Johns floor is such difficult one t.
play on that it is very seldom that any
visiting five wins on it.
Practically everybody accords the
Brooklanders the best team in the south.
despite the fact that they have not met
Georgetown or Washington and Lee. The
consensus Of opinion, however true it
may be, is that the Catholic University
quint would be able to win from the Lex
ington and Georgetown teams If they
scores are used as a medium of COM
parison, and, while they are not the
truest criterion, they are used when
there is no other r"
The dates for t.. Sc ball games In
the interhigh school series will begin
April IS. The opening contest will take
place between the Business and Eastern
High teams. The season will be ended
May 20. when Business plays Central.
The dates are as follows:
April Is. Business VS.. Eastern; %. West
ern VS.. Technical; %. Central VS.. East
ern; -, Business VS.. Technical.
May central vs. Western; 1, Eastern
VS.. Technical: 8, Business VS.. Western
IL, Technical VS.. Central; 16, Western VS..
Eastern; 20, Business vs.. Central.
The teams will not be handicapped this
year by lack OF suitable grounds. as
they will play at American League Park.
This should not only benefit the teams to
a considerable extent, but will probably
improve the play very much. All the
mines will be able to do much better work
on a field like that at the big league park
than when they are hustled around from
poor diamonds on which to play and even
poorer outfields.
The officials for the Georgetown meet
have been chosen. The list is composed
for the most part of men experienced in
track work, and there are several who
are being brought down from New York
in order to facilitate the running off of
the events.
The following is list of the men who
will have charge.
Clerk of course-R. w. Kennedy.
Referee-Mike Thompson, Mount st.
Mary's.
Starter-J J. McHugh. n. Y. p. a. C.
Handicapper-J. T. England. S. A. A. A.
Judges at flnish-Mr. Bundick, S. A. A. A.
u. chairman Of New York commission;
Theodore Strauss. J.. Fl. T.: Latrobe
Timers-George Urner. 5th Regiment A.
A.; Charles King. Washington. D. c.;
w. G. Thatcher. Washington. D. G.
Field judges-Prof. Edward Beckett.
Joyce. Carroll Institute: D.. NJ. Hassett,
Washington. D. c.; George Potter, Wash
ington Y NJ. C. A.
Assistant clerks of course-L. A. Gold
smith, New York: J. A. Walsh. G. T.:
Scorers-William Peet, S. T. Milliken.
H. c. Byrd, Louis A. Dougher.
Marshals-Dr. S. Logan Owens. G. u;
Julius A. Peyser, G. T.; r. w. Loichot,
G. T.: Emory Wilson. Central High
School: E. NJ. Gaynor. G. U.
Inspectors. T. Meaney. S. A. A. A.
T.; W. II. Hallowel1, Baltimore; Charles
l.. Lavelle. G. T.: ]. F. Stovall, w. A. A.
Custodian of prizes-W. Ward Beam,
Philadelphia; James c. Madden, G. L.
Tickets-J. D. Harrington, G. L.
Chairman of tickets-J. P. Needham,
G. L.
Contestants tickets-J. c. Moriarity,
G. L.
Program-Charles j. Mclaughlin.
The polo game at the Arcade tonight
should be one of the best Of the season.
Manager Whiting says that the local
team is in the best condition and that
1t is fairly sure to get away with the
contest.
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