Evening star., 1917-01-11
CATHOLIC u. WELL FORTIFIED
WITH MATERIAL FOR TRACK
Despite Loss Of Three Capable Runners
Brooklanders Should Have Formidable
Squad In South Atlantic Meets.

body. they should not fail to do so un-
der Mulligan.
The division of the south Atlantic in
tercollegiate events for the indoor
meets has been made. At the Hopkins
5th Regiment games in Baltimore Feb
ruary "a. will be held the 100 and 22O
yard dashes. the mile hurdles and the
mile relay. Georgetown. February IT.
gets the 50yard dash. 50-yard hurdles,
half mile. high jump and shotput
George Washington will feature the q
mile race. 440-yard dash, the pole vault
and 2-mile relay
Georgetown yesterday won a sweep
ing victory over Gallaudet's basket
ball team in the Ryan gymnasium. The
Blue and Gray far outclassed the Ken
dali GreenerS. running up 81 points
against 10. Gallaudet never was able
to cope with the attack of the Blue and
Gray and could not get it's offense to
work against the close guarding of the
opposing players. 1t was a generally
one-sided contest. Georgetown proyid
ing about all the clever playing that
was done. Only twice was GaIlaude,
able to throw goals from the floor, the
Wenger brothers caging the ball once
each.
The Blue and Gray showed surpris-
ingly good form after a lay-off lasting
almost month. Georgetown's team
work of the squad demonstrated that
the Hilltoppers have about the bes,
combination that has represented them
since they defeated Princeton several
years ago Cashin and Fees. two new
members OF the Qcint, played well, the
performance of the former at guard
and the latter at forward being espe-
cially noteworthy.
Catholic University's weakened
quint, as expected, did not make much
OF showing against the Navy's ver-
satile combination. The Brooklanders
had little chance to score consistently
against the close defense Collifower
has built for his Navy players. Three
goals from the floor were thrown by
Catholic University in the forty min
utes Of play. The other seven points
were contributed by OBrien. who shot
foul line. Eighteen fouls were called
against Catholic University, thirteen OF
which were converted into points [by
Calhoun. the Navy's star forward
Catholic University scored five points
in the finst half all of which came as
the result of tosses from the foul line
The score of the contest was 35 to Ia
c. U. did just about as well as II
could have looked for. With a team
weakened by the loss of star players
team which had not practiced con-
sistently together even for days, the
Brooklanders hardly could have hoped
FOR much against the well developed
splendidly coached and trained five
which represents the Midshipmen.
The Central High five found little
difficulty in disposing of the Epiphany
basket ball squad in a game in the
formers gymnasium yesterday. The
high school Quint did much better work
than 1t evidenced in the struggle last
week with Eastern in the opening OF
the regular scholastic series. Several
shifts in Central's lineup seen to have
accomplished the desired effect. Long
Daley and Potter did the most of the
scoring for Central. Ingley starred for
Epiphany. tossing the ball into the
basket eleven times. Ingley's shooting
for goals was remarkable for It's &C.
curacy.