The Washington times., 1916-02-25
Bv BRYAN MORSE.

et. Albans School cracks who have
made such a great record on the indoor
track this winter will be taken ="
Philadelphia March II to the Meadow
brook Athletic Club games, according
to Coach George F. Green.
Brooke Brewer. Robert Maxam, Ray
mond wallace. Crawford Carter. p.
Pridmore. Eric Hauser. and Jack
schroers will probably make up the
squad which will compete In the games.
Brewer In regarded as the fastest
schoolboy sprinter in the East. but is
not the fastest athlete competing.
Last year ice Loomis. the Chicago
speed merchant. beat Brewer for second
at the Meadowbrook gar1es Drew.
Loomis. Roy Morse and the other Met
ropolitan cracks, will he In attendance
at the Meadowhrook games as well as
Dave Caldwell. Ted Meredith. Tom Hal
pin, and such all-around stars as Alma
Richards.
The Washington youngsters, Brewer
ana Maxam, will enter the sprints
against the world beaters. while Carter
will take in the distances. Wallace Is
St Albans will probably run q relay
against a Philadelphia school,
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Catholic University is entertaining
the University OF Virginia at the Arcade
tonight in the final battle for the South
Atlantic title. According to several coI.-
versations heard at the Virginia George
Washington game at the ''Y" last night.
tonight's contest will probably be ham,
mer and tongs affair.
Catholic University defeated Virginia
In its own gym earlier In the season
practically blanking the Charlottesville
collegians. Since then Catholic Univer-
sity has lost Gallivan, Cartwright, and
Oaffrey. Tonights lineup will be Nc
Mahon and Shortley in forwards Greer,
center. and Hinchliffe and keegan
guards.
After much correspondence Tom
Thorpe, OF Columbia University, OF New
York, has been selected AS referee. The
battle, for such It would appear to be
from advance notices, will start at $40
p. m.
George Washington starts on a tril
tomorrow, meeting Washington College
at Chestertown. Nd, tomorrow night
will be played at Newark. N. ]. On
Thursday the team will play Temple
College, OF Philadelphia, while Buck,
nell University, is engaged Friday nigh;
at Lewisburg. Pa.
virginia's giant center, strickling
proved to be an opportunist of the frs
water at the "Y' last night. Th,
Charlottesville captain camped in tn,
vicinity of his basket, and scored fiv,
baskets. The ball unexpectedly drop
ped into his hands on threee occasions
and was tossed into the basket. Strick
ling scored 1S of his teams 26 points
Almon, of George Washington, score'
four baskets. The final score was 26 l.
20, and the contest was closely tough
throughout. George Washington miss
ed many fine chances to land the con
test owing to oveTanxiety in shooting
Passes TO Shaver, who covered his maj
and the floor with equal ease, woul,
have resulted in a better score for tn
Hatchetites. Shaver's defense and gen
eral play was the best on the floor.
The faculty advisers will meet at tn
Franklin today to arrange the baseball
schedule for the high school title base
ball games. 1t is not unlikely that tn
games will be started before the Easte
holidays.
Another meeting of the Interscholasti
Basketball League will be held at tn
Arcade before the scholastic basketball
battles today for the purpose OF takin
up the recent Central Eastern post
ponement. Central has claimed tn
game by forfeit, II Is reported. and tn
officials viii thrash the matter out a
today's session.
Central and Business will put. up
clever game today, although the Ger
trail players will be without Reed an
Marbury. Both playerssare on the In
jured list. Business has appeared
vastly improved team over its las
games.
DANCING