Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-20
CHANGES ARE
TO Be MADE
G. u. Five Will Look Different
When 1t Meets Franklin
and Marshall Tonight.
Fifteen RELAY RACES
FOR G. w. U. GAMES
Lehigh to Meet SWarthmore,
Aggies Run st. Johns and
Hopkins Goes Against
Richmond College.
BY II. c. BYRD.


The Georgetown quint is scheduled to
meet the Franklin and Marshall five this
evening. Franklin and Marshall comes
here with quite reputation, and it may
be that one Of the best games of the year
will be played
In the game tonight Coach Collifower
will make two changes in the makeup Of
the Blue and Gray aggregation. Waldron,
who has been playing a forward position
all the year. Will be seen at center, and
his former position will be played by
Campbell, who has been at center. Kelly
will hold down the other forward position.
Colliflower said this morning that the
change was simply in the nature of an
experiment. and that if 1t did not work
well it would not take long to shift the
men to their old places
Kelly. who played his first big game
as a regular in the Virginia contest,
showed up exceptionally well-well
enough for him to be given a regular
place on the five. 1t has been said many
times this season that Campbell was
more OF a forward than center, and
that if placed in one of those eXposi-
tons he would do brilliant work. To-
night he will get his chance to make
good. Not that Campbell is not a good
center. He is one of the best in the
south. and probably as a floor man is
the superior of any of the others Wal
dron has had some experience in the
centers position and should do credit
able work in that place. although his
play, being somewhat different in STYLE
is not likely to show as well as if he
We're at forward.
Coach Coi.ifiower said this morning that
while Franklin and Marshall would come
here with somewhat of a big reputat ton,
he did not figure the game any way other
than as a Victory for his team. MY men
are in good shape and are going along
well, and l think that we will win,' was
the way Collifower put it when asked
what he thought would be the result of
the contest.
The Georgetown relay four must have
run a race that would have defeated al
most any indoor relay four in the country
in its meeting with the University of
Pennsylvania last night. The Blue and
Gray team defeated the Red and Blue
by a wide margin-a margin that seems
to place it in a class by itself when COM
pared with teams from other institutions
of the size of Georgetown. especially
when it is considered that the time was
faster than is generally made outdoors
If the time made against the Penn
four is correct as reported, then the Blue
and Gray is represented by four that
will come very near getting away with
the championship mile at the University
OF Pennsylvania relay races in the
spring. The championship race has been
won there in worse time than 1928 and
a team that can do $50 % on an indoor
track should do better than 3.2S on a
cinder path.
The Everett High School foot bail
team interscholastic champions of New
England last fall, have been in WASH
1ngton Tor the last two days. The
school boys were treated TO the trip in
honor Of the great season they had on
the gridiron They were in charge Of
the coach of the team, Clay O'Donnell
school championship of the east and
played the Oak Park High of Chicago
for the championship of the country.
The Chicago eleven won.
1t is said that Tormey. who was ont
for the foot ball team last fall at George
town, is one of the cleverest basket ba II
players in the section. He went out for
the Blue and Gray quint for a few days.
but again injured his knee and could not
continue. He was compelled to desist
from practice, but not before he had
shown that if 1t were not for the injury
he would be one of the most brilliant per-
formers ever seen here. AS center he
was rated as one OF the best in the
New England states last year and if he
were able to play the position here would
undoubtedly class as the best in this part
of the country. with the possible excep-
ton of McReavy of the Navy.
Fifteen relay races are scheduled for
the George Washington University tract,
meet to be held Saturday evening While
there are only Il few of the really hign-
class quarters entered to run, there are
many races between organizations i'm this
section which should prove exceI tionalIy
close and interesting. For instance there
is a club contest at a, mile to take place
between the Central Y. NJ. c. \. of Bal
timore and the Washington Athletic AS
ISOLATION. These two teams are fast and
the race they put up should be very
close.