Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-01-27
TWO LOCAL COLLEGES TO PLAY
BASKET BALL GAMES TONIGHT
G. w. y. Meets Davis and Elkins at Y. NJ
C. A., and C. U. Goes Against Loyola in
Baltimore-G. u. Wins Contest.

better passing and more accurate
shooting of the local five was respon-
sible for the win. Duffy and Ring did
some fine work for Gonzaga.
Yale's foot ball schedule shows three
games listed with teams In this section.
On October 6 University of Virginia
makes it's annual pilgrimage to the
urday the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute meets the aggregation rejuvenated
last fall by Tad Jones. November 8
will find the University Of North Caro-
lima playing in the bowl. Two teams
are dropped from Yale's schedule. Lee
high and Washington and Jefferson
failing to find places thereon for the
first time in years.
Western High was the victor In the
dual swimming meet with the boys de-
partment of the Y. NJ. c. A. last night
scoring so points to So. In the major
fty of the events the competition was
close and the work of the youthful
aquatic stars much better than the or
binary.
The results:
Senior relay-won by Western bridget. lat.
tlehales; koblegard and Van sehellel. Time,
Junior relay-won by Western wv. Heron
Robinson. Howell and B. Pennybaker). Time,
Junior breast stroke swim-won by Faunce
7: II. c. A. Parker. first. and Howell. second
Western, disquali6ed). No time taken. :.
~ Senior tTs:Iensth swin-won By van seheile
7. NJ. q A.. third. Time, OF.
Senior plunge--won by Read, western: wink
third. Distance. IS feet and inches.
Senior back stroke swfm-Won by bridget.
Z. N. G. A., third. Time, o.as. see0Hu "'",'e'
Junior twolength swin--Won by W. Heron.
Western; B. Pennybater. Western, second; Bar,
senior breast stroke swlm..won BY Kaplan.
7. NJ G. A: Winkjer. Y. NJ. @. A., second
e Junior fpfana BY 10 Mo @e '! e NJ c.
Parker, Western, second; Abbott. Y. NJ. c. A..
third Distance. 40 feet and Q inches.
Bridget. Western. second; Solomon. Z. NJ. G. A..
third. Points. 231s.
junior back pt srSse by
Y. NJ. G. A. third. No time taken.
Junior divingawon by W. Heron; Western
western, ii I'd. Points. sSis. d. eAn'''Ae'
The base ball schedule of Catholic
University lists the names of the most
prominent institutions as those with
which games will be played. Announce
ment made in these columns earlier
in the week gave the colleges and uni
versitfes booked at home and abroad.
The exact schedule barring the two
games pending, is as follows:
March "a, Rock Hill College; March
2s. Colby College; March 81. Gallaudet
College; April 8. Amherst College;
April 4, Lafayette College: April 5,
Syracuse University; April z. Holy
Cross College; April 9, Yale Univer-
sity; April 10, Penn State College: April
IL, Johns Hopkins University; April
-, Boston College; April IA, pending
April 10. Harvard University: April 81.
Tufts College; April rs, pending; April
2S. Villanova College; April 81. pend
ing; all at Brookland; May 1, Harvard
University, at Cambridge Mass; May
2, Tufts College. at Tufts College; May
3, Boston College. at Boston. Mass.
May 4. Holy Cross College. at Worces-
ter. Mass; May 5. United States Army
west Point). at West Point. n. Y;
May ~, Swarthmore College. at Brook
land. May 16. Bucknell. at Brookiand;
May IT, Villanova College, at Villanova,
Pa. and May 10. United States Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, Nd.
The boys basket bali team of the Y
NJ. c. A. took the measure OF the East
ern High quint in the "Y." gymnasium
yesterday by 26 to Is. Young and Payne
starred for the ''Y." and Thomas played
the best basket ball for Eastern. The
contest was close most of the way. and
decidedly hard fought.
Techs basket ball team was surpris-
ingly defeated by the Martinsburg, w
Va, give at Martinsburg last night. The
West Virginians cleaned up the Manual
Trainers by big margin, the Wash
ingtonians being unable to get started
apparently.