The Washington herald., 1918-02-14
MEADE BEATS
HILLTOP FIVE
Georgetown Outplayed.
Campbell, Former Blue
and Gray Center, Stars.

at the Hilltop this season Camp Meade
put the hbosh on Georgetown Uni
versity @ to "A. The game was hard
fought from start to finish, the blue
and gray Eve not giving up until the
final whistle blew.
Ole Kinney brought an all-star team
from Camp Meade to battle George
town, including himself, Campbell and
Richards of Gettysburg College, Hartz
of Penn State. Gresham Of Allegheny
College, Taylor Of Lafayette and
Frielander Of Pittsburgh University.
While this team had never played
together before IL did not take them
long to get onto each others particular
style of play. The team was picked
from the officers league at the camp
composed of twelve teams. There are
in all thirty teams playing basketball
at the cantonment and they are or
ganized into five leagues.
Georgetown fought hard for a VIC
tory, but they were seriously handi-
capped by the absence Of Freddy Fees,
who is still unable to play as the re-
suit OF his accident in the game last
week at Allentown against the Usaacs.
Fees Is always good for about six or
ten points from field goals. He was
not missed so much on shooting fouls.
as Bobby O'Lone ably filled his shoes
in this respect, getting ten out of
thirteen chances.
Hartz was the first to score when
he tossed in a double pointer after
p short dribble. Kinney then toss
ed in two from the foul line Civ
ing the officers a lead of four points.
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under the basket which was quickly
followed by a two pointer that Du-
duck got on a pass from O'LAne,
tying il up at four all
Campbell, who by the way play
cd at Georgetown in 1919 and 1918,
when the blue and gray team was
playing their games at the Arcade,
broke the tie on a low chance from
side center. This boy Campbell is
certainly an improved player and
was a big factor in the defeat Of
his Alma Mata-
Hartz, of Penn State. played a
great game in the first session get
ting two double pointers. Kinney
showed that he had not lost any
OF his accuracy. as he scored four
straight from fouls in the first
period which ended 16 to Is in
favor OF Camp Meade.
Richards went in at center in
place OF Hartz, and Georgetown
started to even up matters. Nc
Nulty scored another two pointer
on another pass from O'Lane and
followed this with another when he
batted one in from a toss up from
scrimmage directly under the
basket
McNulty's toss tied up the score
at II all and for the next five min
utes IL was an even break. George
town took the lead on a foul toss
by o'Lane, then Taylor, who had
been laying back on defense, came
forward with a rush and Tailed one
on a pass from Graham, putting
his team in the lead. OT.ane scored
another from the 15-foot mark, ty-
ing IL up again. Campbell then
scored another on a long chance
quickly followed by double
pointer by Kinney, putting the
soldiers in the lead. never to be
headed again.
After Coach John o'ReiIly saw Bob
OLane drop in ten fouls out Of thir-
teen chances he was mighty sorry
that he did not give this speed artist
a CndnCe on lhe Nortnern trip, as this
was the main cause OF the team losing
to Lafayette, Lehight and the
Usaacs.
Graham. Of Allegheny. Is one of the
best back guards that has been seen
in this section in a long while. He
was like a etonewall on the defensive.
and II was a hard matter for a George
town player to get in for a close
shot.
Dudeck was another lad who played
great defensive game. He was
stacked up against Ole Kinney ana
held the star OF Yale University to
three field goals and he had the hard
est kind Of a time to tally them.
McNulty outjumped both Hartz and
Richards and scored four two-pointers
to his opponents two. All OF the
visitors proved stars in their po-
sitions and deserve a great zeal of
credit in taking the game from
Georgetown on the Hilltop's home
court.
Lineup and summary:
Geocgetovn Position Camp Meade