Evening star., 1914-02-05
FORDHAM QU|NT IS
TO MEET c. U. FIVE
Game Will Take Place Tomor-
row Night in Blue and
Gray's Gymnasium.
WRESTLING FINALS ARE
TO BE HELD TONIGHT
Memorial Clubs Bouts Are Expected
to Be Close-Gallaudet
Shows Well.
BY n. C. BYRD.

The Georgetown basket ball team will
play the Fordham quint tomorrow night
The contest is scheduled to take place in
the Hilltoppers' gymnasium. and is ex-
pected to be one of the most bitterly
fought of the year. 1t should also be one
of the most closely played, as the Blue
and Gray will be against the most diff
cult proposition it has faced on a; local
floor since the game with Loyola was
disrupted some time ago.
The game in New York between Ford
ham and Georgetown, which was played
just before the holidays, resulted in a
victory for the former. The Blue and
Gray did not show as we'll as it might
have done, although it played in better
form than was thought. judging from the
score Whether not it will be able to
win on its own floor remains to be seen.
. but the chances are that mighty strong
defensive game will be played There are
few better defensive aggregations than
Georgetown. and in that style of play
| alone 1t Is d question if there is a quint
| in the south its superior.
| The relay four which Georgetown will
| send to Boston tomorrow night to run
| against Holy Cross in the Boston \. A.
| meet is expected to win. 1t was reported
| this morning that the trials held showed
/ better time than was AVERAGED by the
quartet which represented the Blue and
Gray last season. Whether or not that is
| true is not absolutely known. but it is
certain that the team is very fast. 1t
will be composed of Brent Young and
| Edmund Jones. two local boys. and Me-
| Nulty and Stebbins. Jones and Stebbins
were sent against each other yesterday
! in race at $50 yards, and they finished
! close together after as pretty a contest
| as one would care to see. Stebbins beat
Jones by about three yards. the two run
ming side by side until the last few yards,
when Stebbins' fine finishing ability en-
abled him to pull ahead slightly. Fitz-
patrick, the New York runner, did not
| take part in the trials.
The Maryland Agricultural College
dropped another basket ball game in
| Lexington. Va. yesterday. The Farm
ers were badly beaten by the Virginia
Military Institute, being outclassed in
| every department.
about the same games those played
last fall. The Kendall Green aggrega
tion will meet three teams that were
faced then-Virginia Military Institute
Randolph Macon and Georgetown The
schedule as whole is of about the same
class as that of 1913, though the game
with Georgetown possibly makes it a
little harder.
The Memorial Athletic Club will hold
the finals in its wrestling tournament to.
nigh, Some fine competition Is expect
ed The following bouts are scheduled:
1O5-pound class-Quisley. unattached
4 ellis, Memorial.
115-pound class Foley, Memorial
Becker. Y. NJ. c. 4.
laO-pound class-Alison, Memorial;
| Perron. Memorial.
i.5-pound class = Frene, Memorial
THOMPSON Gallaudet.
l35-pound class-Mayhew, Memorial
Beckert, Memorial.
l45-pound class-PaNton, Y. NJ. c. A.;
Hull, Memorial.
15s-pound class-Decker, Gallaudet
Paxton. y. NJ C. A.
Heavyweight class-Brooks, Y. NJ. c.
A.: Davis, Gallaudet
! Tho SUSPENSION Of kohlemainen and