The Washington times., 1916-02-10
Georgetown, George Washing
ton, GaIIaudet, and C. U.
Teams Put to Test.
BIG LIST FOR HOPKINS
Track Teams Send Many Ath-
IeteS to Baltimore Saturday
For Big Meet.
By BRYAN MORSE.

All local college quints will n
seen in action during the remaindc
Of the week in games calculated
bring out the best Of competition
At the Arcade tomorrow night Ca
olic University is taking on I
West Virginia Wesleyan 'Univers
team, rated as one of the stronge'
teams on the Brookland schedu!'
Tonight in Ryan gym on the Hill
top Georgetown meets the Virgini
Polytechnic Institute five coache
by Branch Bocock, former George
town athlete and now athletic di
rector at Blacksburg, Va.
At the "Y" tonight George Wash
ington is engaging the Temple Col
lege team of Philadelphia which
took Gallaudet in tow for a so to
A6 contest yesterday afternoon. The
Hatchetites are expecting to hold
the Quakers to a low score, and can
be counted upon to carry the battle
all the way. Coach Colliflower has
had his men working hard since the
Gallaudet game.
These games usher in weekend Of
basketball in all branches here. TomOr-
row Business and Eastern and Central
and the Army and Navy Preps get to-
gether In the double bill at the Arcade
in the Interscholastic League battles.
Tomorrow night at the ''Y" Gallaudet
Is slated to play the Garfield team Of
the Noel House League while the Boys
Y. NJ. C. A. quint is down for a game
with the Keller Memorial team Of me
tomorrow afternoon v. P.'I. will play
Gallaudet at Kendall Green and on Sat.
urday night Catholic University VIII
the "Y." Saturday night the West Vir-
Einia Wesleyan team meets George
town IN Ryan gym.
GeorRetown, Catholic University, Cen
trail, St Albans, and Tech will be well
represented at Baltimore on Saturday
night in the Fifth Regiment-Johns Hop
kins meet. The Maryland Aggies will
probably have the largest representa-
ton Of any college in this section. The
South Atlantic A. A. u. championship
events are attracting the colleges while
the relays are bringing the schoolboys
into the running
Tome Institute. at Port Deposit. Md,
Es having its troubles at present.
Owing TO the ban placed on athletics
vent students who are not uD to the
mark in their studies from taking part
in the games. Robert P. Bradford. cap,
tain Of the Tome School basketball
team. will not accompany his men to
Alexandria on Saturday. when they
journey there to play the EpiscoDnl
High School. Bradford's absc"ce will
he keenly felt. as he is one Of the best
players on the team. and Is especially
good at intercepting passes and feeding
the ball to forward.
The Tome Quint has been handicapped
by the faculty restrictions in each game
they have played this season: last week
they were compelled to drop RAYMOND
Miller. one Of the schools star athletes
and the week before that. Leonard
Drummer. the best all round player and
hiRhest scorer on the team. Because OF
q similar 4uling. lowers captain OF last
years track team. ]. Rose and w
Baker. middle distance men. will not be
eligible to take part in the Johns Hop
kins-F1fth REGIMENT meet In Baltimore
on February II.
Earl Royar. capta intellect OF the West,
ern High School football team two wears
ago. and one of the best baseball play
ers developed at Western recently is go
ing to make a strong bid for the Mary
land AgRies nine this year. Royel
played at quarter a while on the football
team last fall. and seems to have made
good with Coach Byrd.
Gallaudet lost a O-tO-4b battle tC
Temple College at Kendall Green yester
daY. Both teams scored heavily. Tenn
plA seeming to have the luck all through
the Eame. The Kendall Green athleteI
have lost many games in the last few
minutes of play this season. being un
able to come through with a punch II
the closing moments.
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st; Albans will have Brewer. Maxan
Pridmore. Carter. Wallace Stubbs
H1user. and Kelley in the Hopkins NEE
Saturday. Unless the st. Adams ath
letes are too heavily handicapped they
Will be able to make a good showing
Last year Joe England set these boys 3
far back in the scholastic events the,
had no chance to come through.
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BirthwPiGht. Milstead, Jones Tabor
and PennybaclSer will form the stFenEt
of the Central contingent at Hopkins
and can be counted upon to make tn
other runners hike along for wins
Coach Foley has had his lads in goo
workouts during the last few weeks 4
preparation for the scholastic events.
Dorsey Griffith. who made a CLEANUP
for Western last year on the indoo
track. will represent Georgetown i'm th
South Atlantic collegiate sprints. Grit
nth has outdistanced the Blue and Ora
eprinteTs to date. and can be eXpecte
TO show Improvement over last year
form.