Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-26
State Is Outclassed.

even with that handicap had no diff
Guilty winning.
State Is Outclassed.
Maryland States eleven showed "A
lack of practice and simply was out
classed by the c. u. combination,
which, in turn. showed lot of i'm
proyement over its work of last week
against George Washington. The
Marylanders showed disposition all to
try to cover the ball at once and also
held the ball entirely too long when
they got their hands on 1t. c. {. men
had no trouble getting on the Mary
landers before the latter could rld
themselves of the ball By passing
Glascott did some brilliant work in
Individual play. and also took the stel-
lar role in pulling off team plays. The
Brookland guard three times worked Il
variation of the old guard play, with
which the team was so success1ui a
year ago. and he is accurate enough
in tossing for baskets to be mighty
dangerous when he gets within shoot
ing distance. He counted seventeen OF
his teams twenty-five points. which
shows how much he was in the game
from a scoring standpoint
What GlaScott D1d.
Three goals from the field in the
first half and one in the second and
nine goals from the foul line consti-
tuted the scoring done by Glascott.
Three of the four field goals made by
him were registered on formation
! plays. which he himself started. The
| other counting done by c. u was by
| McDonough and Gleason. each get
| ting a goal in each half.
AT times the contest. waxed rough,
about the middle of the second half
Hopke and Raedy being banished
! from the floor for endeavoring to
| stage a small imitation of what Jess
willard has agreed to do in July.
And several other men on both
quints were seriously near being
| eliminated because Of personal fouls
before play stopped
Catholic University put in several
substitutes in the last four minutes
of the game. They slowed the team
up somewhat, but with Glascott still
| in the game there was little chance of
the Brooklanders going to pieces.
Gleason's Great Work.
| Gleason's defensive work was but
| little if any poorer than Glascotts
While the little blond forward was
| not near so dangerous as Glascott
when it came to scoring points, he
was one of the strongest purely de-
| fensiye players on his squad. While
Gleason was the smallest man on the
floor he at the same time was the
| most aggressive, and showed no rear
of rough work no matter how biz
the man he might be thrown against.
Gilbert, the forward who did prac-
tically all States scoring against
Gallaudet week ago, was so COM
pletely smothered that he did not
shoot a basket The only goal from
thrown by Eiseman shortly after the
opening of the second half.
G. W. q. Girls Team Beaten.
Between the halves of tie game
between Catholic University and Mary
land, two girls teams. one represent
ing George Washington University
and the other the Washington play
grounds, staged the first half OF
Immediately after the close of the
collegiate contest and the total count
at the end resulted In victory for
the playground girls by % to 5.
Collegiate players and the gallery
of the contest between the girls than
btyeen the other teams And the girls
were exceedingly spirited in their
playing at times, several times taking
against the wall However. like real
athletes, they always got up with
smiles on their faces.
G. W. q. Scores First.
Notwithstanding that George Wash
ington scored three goals in the first
half before Georgetown counted, the
Hilltoppers soon got to working in
form and a goal by Fees from q diff
ficult angle opened up the goal-get-
ting. Georgetown early forged to the
front and found no difficulty in main
tanning its margin. The first half end
ed with the winners in the lead by ~
to g.
Fees was the star Of the game for
Georgetown. The stocky forward
again proved himself brilliant goal
shooter there not being a moment
in the contest when he was not dan,
geroas. And whenever he got within
shooting distance he seemed able to
drop the ball into the basket with un-
canny accuracy. Fees scored eight
goals from the floor. despite the close
ers watched him. Four points were
also run up by him from the foul line
Line-Ups and Summaries.
Catholic C.. Positions. Md. State.
Hopke. Goebel.
Rutledge.. Left forward. Eiseman
McDonough. -. Right forward $500. Gilbert
Kendrick $50. Center 49,. Raedy Wilhelm,
Stabler
Gleason, Murray Left guard. Knode
Glascott. ...-... Right guard. Berlin Stone
Goals from hoor-Giascott a. McDonough
(2), Gleason 90, Eiseman. Goals from fouls
Glascott 90, Raedy 49, Gilbert t2l. Ref
erees- Messrs. Beckett and Hughes Umpire
Mr.. Morse. Time OF ha1ves-2o minutes each.
Georgetown. Positions c. wash'n
Fees. Left forward .......... LAdd
Carney. ........ Right forward .... Witt
0'Connell. ...... Center ...........,w White
Zazxaii. ......... Left guard ....... Underwood
o'Brien. Right guard ....s.... .Lanschsn
Substitntions: Complementary for Car
ney, Wise for o'Connell. McMahon for O'Brien.
George washington-Sutlif for Ladd. Hoyt for
Underwood. Goals from hoor-Fees (sl Ear
zali (3D. Carney t2l, o'Brien. LAdd. witt (2l.
Goals from foals-Witt, 8 out Of IL: Fees. &
out Z. Referee-Mr. ]. Colli6ower. Umpire
Mr.. q. Collinower. Time Of halves-20 minutes
each.
Geo. Wash. Positions. Pfaygrsunds.
E. johnson. Forward ......s... p. Graham
McGrew, ..-..-.. Forward .......J whiting :.
Fl. Hidden. Center ...........C. N. white
d. Peters. Running center. c. Dhouan &
8. Maui. ,....-.. Guard .-.....E. Van Antwerp
h. Gale .Guard -..-..,K- Van Antwerp
Goals from aoor-Graham (8}, whiting ts,,
Hadden. Goals from fouls-Graham. out 81
.: MADDEN ont q q Referee--M Misses Jsckss
- - Henkcy. Time 10 minute halsss-