Evening star., 1915-02-20
ions Well Represented in John Hopkins Track Meet
MANY WASHINGTON ATHLETES
ENTERED IN HOPKINS GAMES
Geordetown Will Be More Heavily Repre-
sented Than Other Local Institutions.
Other Gossip Of Athletics.

IGeorgetown led by IL to Is at the emo
of the first period, but the visitors cams
back strong and finally hnished Wltn
the score standing 80 to - in their
favor.
| Kelley did some brilliant defensive
work in the first half, seeming to be all
over the floor at the same time Al
! least he appeared to he wherever the
ball was Two long shots for baskets
! by Shugrue in the first half kept the
| Hilltoppers in the lead for that period
.Shugrue broke away while down under
his own goal. carried the ball haif way
down the floor without help and then
threw his goals from difficult positions
! The exhibitions were greeted with
much applause by the Blue and Gray
youngsters who lined the gallery.
The Georgetown prep five defeated
the Fairmont A. C. yesterday at
Georgetown by u to 10. The Blue and
Gray boys proved too fast for the Tech
meal High youngsters, showing much
better form than previously this sea-
son. Several changes in the lineup
seemed to cause them to work better.
| and their general play was much supe-
rior to that evidenced at any other
time this season
The work of Tennyson and Keene
featured the contest last night at the
National Guard Armory, in which the
Naval Battalion was defeated by the
Company l. basket ball quint by wide
| margin. the count being S4 to g. Scott
also did some good playing for the
Company l. five.
The Georgetown relay four lost to
the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology last night at the indoor games
at Hartford, Conn. The northerners
proved much too fast for the Blue and
Gray. Stebbins starting the last relay
for the local team thirty yards behind.
Every man who ran before he did lost
ground. according to reports published
of the meet Stebbins made up some
ground, but could not overcome such
an enormous handicap as that.
Western High, after using it's re-
serve team in the first half of the con-
test, and finishing that period four
points to the bad. put its first-string
men in the game and came through
with victory. The final count was
80 to -. The st. Adams five put up
game fight against the fast-going Red
and White combination.
Business had hard time winning
from Eastern High yesterday at the
Y. NJ. c. A The contest was the first
for Business in the Scholastic League.
Ray Wise. who has been out of the
game for. some time. was back in the
creditable work, though he has not
been able to keep in shape as well as
might have been the case had he been
able to play all the time.
The game that was scheduled to take
place in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium to-
night between 1he Maryland state
champions and the local ''Y'' quint has
been cancelled by the Baltimore five
Inability to get the players together
caused the cancellation.
Seton Hall came near doubling the
score on the George Washington Uni
vereity quint last night at Seton Hall
The New Jersey basketers proved much
too capable for the Washington men,
winning by 46 to 26. Almon again
played brilliantly for the Hatchetites,
scoring five goals from the floor and
ten from the foul line.