The Washington times., 1916-02-17
Prepare For Two Hardest
Games Of Season, Which.
Come Next Week.
scHooLsoys GET ACTION
Schedule Many Games in Max
ing Ready For Wellesley
High Team, Of Boston.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Catholic University viii play swarth-
more College, at swarthmore. Pa. to-
morrow in the first OF the final games
on its schedule In preparation for the
big games next week which shall de-
termine the South Atlantic champion
ship. The Brooklanders meet Washing
ton ana Lee next Tuesday night at the
Arcade. and come back for game with
Virginia on Friday.
There seems to be hitch In the plans
for meeting virginia following q series
of letters and kilograms over the Sc
lection of officials. Washington and
Lee has made no kick on the men to
take charge Of the battle. but Virginia
seems iispleased with the nominations
Coach Rice and Mclager Cieary have
vet TO receive satisfaction from Virginia
in the matter OF officials. 1t would
seem that the Charlottesville men have
ideas about the referee and umpire
which in no way coincide with the views
of the c. U. men. The matter stands
at q deadlock at present.
Meanwhile Catholic University ID
going to take on swarthmore tomorrow
with a crippled team. The Garnet nve
has defeated Pennsylvania and West
Point. But one game was lost TINS
season. that to Princeton last SATURDAY.
The advent of the Wellesley High
School team, OF Boston. Is causing sew
eraI changes In the plans Of local
schools. The Army and Navy Props are
slated to oppose the Massachusetts cham
.l-f. NJ
cade. Western n to play Tuesday night,
and on Wednesday night BUSINESS n
down for a game. The league schedule
has Western and Eastern playing on
"wednesday and st. Albans and Central
battling. Western Is scheduled TO meet
Tech on Monday. which will bring out
the Red and White for three straight
games.
Eastern is asking postponement OF
tomorrow's game with Central, as a trip
is TO be taken into Virginia for games
Friday and Saturday. Tomorrow West
ern and the A. N. Props will meet at the
Arcade in what may be the only game
Of the afternoon.
Georgetown is playing Randolph Ma
com tonight in Ryan gym. The Virginia
lads handed George Washington Deat-
ing earlier in the season. o'Lone. Curry,
Donnelly. Berardini. and Kelly VIII
probably line up for Georgetown.
-
Gallaudet starts on a trip tomorrow.
The Penn Military Academy will be
played at Chester Pa. tomorrow. and
on Saturday Temple College will be en-
gagged in Philadelphia Jack Haas lost
a close game to the Temple team here
last week.
Tech continues It's winning streak.
having walloped the Gonzaga quint BY
a score of 43 to II yesterday. Etseman
and De Atley led In scoring. Seven
goals were Gagged by Eiseman and De
Atiey got fve, Gonzaga was no match
for Tech after the first five minutes.
st, Adams Will make a bid to win
Georgetown saturday night at Conven-
ton Hall. With Brewer, Maxam. Car
ter, Wallace and Pridmore in any KIND
OF shape the Episcopalians expect to
win. Handicaps may cut too pig a
figure in the results. as the perform
ances OF the Blue and White athletes
from the scratch marks in Baltimore
last week showed them TO be far ana
away better than the other youngsters.
Georgetown athletes expect to cut .
big figure in the South Atlantic cham
ptonship events. as the distances viii
be more to their liking. Leighty, Grfr-
nth, Brett, Campbell, Auray, and Weiss
er have been working hard during the
past week in order to get into condi-
tion. i
High school faculty advisers Will be
up against It for games at the Ameri-
can League Park this season. The
washington team will be at home prac-
tically all spring. which precludes the
possibility of landing the grounds for
the title battles.