Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-14
GALLAUDET FIVE
IN GAMES TODAY
Meets Temple U. Basketers
This Afternoon and East
ern College Tonight.
BUSINESS BEATS CENTRAL
BY n. c. BYRD.

GaUaudet's basket ball team has a dou-
ble-header scheduled today. The Kendall
Greeners meet the quint representing
Temple University of Philadelphia at 4 80
this afternoon and at s tonight goes
against a five from Eastern College of
Manassas. Va.
Coach Jack Haas will send the same
team into both games. He figures that
the opposition in the second game will
not be very strong and that his men are
in good enough condition to stand the
strain. The same lineup used in the game
Garlaudet Won from George Washington
will be stzrted
Temc<e University. after meeting Gal
1aI~<et this afternoon. remains here until
tomorrow night to play George Washing
ton at the y. NJ. c. A. That the visitors
have a qunt strong enough to give Gal
1audet and the Hatchetites hard Strug-
giles is shown by their victory over George
Washington some time ago al Philadei-
phia.
In one of the closest interclass swim
ming competitions yet held at Central
High the Sophomores yesterday won from
the Freshmen by A. to 80. The events
were well contested and the form shown
by the youngsters in many of them IS
1ine tribute to the coaching capabilities
OF Drummer. the man in charge of the
sport Call of Central was winner>of the
SpSt!dI iHIeTStIpti --V-Nd IU rave Sdiip-
bell of Tech finishing second. koblegard
of Western, third. and Lilicrop of East
ern. fourth. The summaries:
=, 3eo-1oot relay-Wcn by sophomoress Newly,
On length. for beginners by Keen,
sreshmsn Tome o:s New w school Il record %s,,,,,
srsshmeH: Sesond Connolly. frrsGmen third.
Saudifrr. sophomore Time. o.3s -.
second %Sns ysnen third ao
man. sophomores- Time. 40 20
.na Little ib4S %annee
freshmen. Points, a.. 81 and 81 respectively.
.s BY ;,,r ling sogss
mores. Time, 0.?5 i-5
Plungc FOR distsnce-Won by Morrelle. sophie
snores: second Buhsr. sophomores; third. Ches
icy. freshmen. Distances. 46, 451. and 50 feet.
respectively.
.,ne-lcngth lfe-saving race-won by Newly.
sophomores: second. Connolly. freshmen; third.
DieSey, freshmen Time Dot ,,r. .
kins. sophomores. Time, o.4a.
freshmen Time lis 1-5
syar sTimIWen by Cullen soPhsmoses
Freshmen. Time, S.51 30
The Eastern High five was not strong
enough to stop the Gonzaga quint yes
terday and lost the basket ball game
played between the two schools by Is
TO %. Both teams fought hard. but
the Gonzaga men had the greater stay
ing powers. winning out in the last
few minutes of the contest.
Business High developed quite sur
prise party for Central in the Y. NJ. c.
A. gymnasium yesterday, winning from
the Blue and White by - to Is. The
Stenographers. following a defeat by
Eastern, were not thought to be strong
enough to win from the CentraliteS,
but they came through with a victory
in no uncertain way. Poor defensive
work by the guards and uncertain goal
shooting Were responsible for Cen
trails comparatively weak showing
Wise starred for Business, throwing
five goals from the floor. Solomon
did the best work in this respect for
Central. obtaining the same number of
baskets
The Technical High quint engaged in
a practice game last night with the
Carroll Institute team and got all the
practice it was looking for. The Man
Nal Trainers barely finished in the van
by a margin of one point, the score
being % TO "a
Georgetown has arranged one schoIas-
tic relay which should be of particular
Interest. IL will be run between West
ern High, Episcopal High and Tome
School The event should be excep-
tionally we'll contested, especially if
Western can produce a four capable
of running or even terms with Tome
and Episcopal. The aforementioned
echoois usually are represented by re-
lays that are just about as strong as
any scholastic combinations south of
the Nason-Dixon line. The Baltimore
Polytechnic Institute four has been
placed in competition against the Bal
timore Athletic Association ard the
Hartford Athletic Club is to run
against the Episcopal High second
team.
1t is rather interesting to note that
all the entries in the South Atlantic
Intercollegiate A. Az shotput are big
loot ball players. O'Connor of George
town was one of the best tackles in
the south last fall, Johson of Wash
3ngton and Lee was almost as good.
ieadbetter was Hopkins star lineman.
Posey and Into played tackle and guard
for Maryland State and Barker and
Coleman have been members of the foot
ball team at the University of Virginia
According to New York papers, which
gave detailed accounts of the races.
Brooke Brewer OF Maryland State was
beaten in two dash races by about a
loot by Joe LOOMS OF Chicago and
sost the third by yard because he
was set back a yard for a false start
brewer ran better than he did in the
Millrose games three weeks ago. hay-
ing improved that much in his starting
One OF these days Brewer is going to
take the measure of Loomis the lat
ter standing out today as about the best