Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-21
.GALLAUDET PR|MED
TO MEET c. i. FIVE
Kendall Greeners in Good
Shape for Tonight'S Game.
G. u. Beats Delaware.
BY IL. 4. BNRD.


Gallaudet and Catholic University
meet tonight at Brookland in the first
of two basket ball games scheduled
between them. The other contest ~
listed for February Is. and viii wind
up Catholic IniverSity's scEcdulr.
Coach Jack Haas has been putting.
his Kendall Green men throu26 tb'f
PAGES during the last few days. .nd
says that he has them in about as
good shape as possible to face the
Brookland combination.
Last year Gallaudet had better
team than Catholic University. and
this season there is very little diff
ference in the personnel Of the two
quints. Catholic University has
! Glascott and McDonough. two Of the
stars of year ago, and Downes and
! Wilson still wear the Gallaudot col
ors The game is likely to be fast.
rough and hard. with apparently very
little 10 choose between the t~"
quints.
| GEORGETOWN was too formidable for
I Delaware College last night i'm The
| basket bali game on the hilltop
winning by 10 to - The visitors
presented an excellent team hui
could not quite cope with the i'm"
! shooting of Flayin and the excellent
defensive work of the Blue and tray
! players.
| 1t was more the splendid Offensive
/ play of Flayin than anything else
which was responsible for GeorG,-
! towns victory. FlaNin. did some
! of the best long shooting -eYcr
seen on Georgetown floor Etghi
times. for a total of sixteen po1niS
4 did he drop the ball into the EaskA&i
to thirty feet Shifted from for---s+d
/ to center Flavin more than--lQap.
! good on the Job. He was fast, ss.lS>-.l
| we'll and did about everythinr--a4a4--
body could expect of basket pan
player.
b. carter and McCaughn played best
| for Delaware. Both were aggressive
and the defensive performance OF inc
former stood out as Que OF the Tea
| lures of the game
Despite the fact that Business
Highs basket bah team has been de-
veloping rapidly within the last week.
! Central played well enough yesterday
in the first meeting of the i~o
| schools this wear to get away win a
victory by - to is. The Blue ana
/, White was forced To the limit. but
just had the edge which was nec.s-
, sary to produce the winning margin
! Newby's defensive play was one OF the
big factors in the Centrai Victory.
University of Virginia is said to
have determined upon the man -
! desires to take charge OF It's foot bal
/
announcement of it's choice. 1t IS
understood that overtures have been
made to Frank DobSon. now Al iich-
mond College and to Mike DouQblle.
aIl-round coach at Alabama P"-.'--t"r.
several wears Either of these mens
should max good. Dobson has proNeds
that he is a good coach and Donohux
has done some remarkably good works
during his nine or ten years tenure
at Auburn.
University of Pennsylvania has been.
trying for several years to affect
foot ball arrangement with eithee Yale
Princeton or Harvard, but so far has
not been successful. The fact rlat 1t
| recently changed its eligibility code II
; conform to that of the three institutions
mentioned may mean that il is nearing
the goal for which il has been STRIVING.
Cornell has adopted boxing as minor
intercollegiate sport. That is step
which most of the larger institutions are
likely to take before the next two years
have passed
Ed Kelley, former Business High
! School star pitcher * at Yale and prob
ably will do some of the hurting for tho.
varsity nine this spring. Kelly WAS
star pitcher on the Yale freshman nine.
before the war. During the war hes
served in the Tank Corps in France and
went through eighteen months OF fight
ing. ,
Chief" Tydings. former track athlete
at Maryland State, is speaker OF the
Maryland house of delegates this year.
Tytlings was first lieutenant in the
national guard when the war began. and
he came out of the mix-up as Col. Tyd
| ingS