The Washington herald., 1920-01-26

Good Games This Week.
There are two games on for Friday
night. Gallaudet College playing the
Johns Hopkins University quint at
Kendall Green. and Catholic Univer-
sfty will entertain the Bucknell Uni
versity five. who defeated George
Washington just before the holidays.
Two matches will be played by local
colleges out-of-town. Georgetown UNI
versity will travel over to Baltimore
and play Johns Hopkins University
Wednesday night. and Gallaudet Col
lege will go down to Camp Humphreys
and play the officers team the same
afternoon
Flayin a star.
Georgetown University disclosed
that it had another star basketball
artist. reference being made to center
forward Jack Flavin. FIavin. who
mas been playing forward with Freddy
Fees. had to be shifted to center
against Delaware College in place OF
O'Connell. who was sick in bed. Did
he NIL O'Connell's shoes? I'll say he
did. and when O'Connell gets back in
the lineup Jack in the future will
Tees for he has developed into a dead
IL shot from anywhere ON the court.
The Hnltoppers will play Johns Hop
kins in Baltimore Wednesday night
and should be in prime condition for
their return battle with George Wash
ington University at the ~ Satur-
day night
Hatchrtites Practice.
did not have a contest last week
they had scrimmage every night and
will continue their preparation the
next few days in order to be in tip
top shape for the game Saturday
night with Georgetown University.
They are more anxious to win this
match than any appearing on their
schedule. and will put up the hard
est kind of a fight to land Indeed.
they will have to go at top speed
IL they ever hope to win from the
Hilltoppers. The Hatchetites are
depending on Brecklow and Gilman
forwards. Myers. center, and Bote-
Ter, guard. to wallop the lads from
across the creek
Downes Was Missed
GaIlaudet College was certainly
Catholic University last Wednesday
night. Not only were they without
the services of Downes. All-South
Atlantic star, but both Capt Will
son and Bouchard were way on
color. The latter pair have been
consistent performers in every con-
test. but certainly went into dream
land against the Red and Black
quint.
They played practice game
against Epiphany last Fridi,s- night
and the churchmen made them look
worse than high school lads as long
as their stamina lasted. Epiphany
was out in front at the end OF the
first session. but Gallaudet came to
life in the second and beat them
out by ten points. The Kendall
Greeners have two hard contests on
for this week. playing Camp Hum
phrey Wednesday afternoon ana
Johns Hopkins University Friday
night at Kendall Green 1t Is roped
the latter game.
C. u. Wins Two Games.
Catholic University came through
their hard contests of last week in
pretty fair shape. 1t is to be re-
gretted that the game with Della
ware College ended in the way it
did. Their victories over Gallaudet
College and ST. Johns of Annapo-
lis were clean-cut, and demonstrat-
ed that the Red and Black quint
this season is the best the univer-
sity has had for several years.
The Brooklanders will have their
hands full Friday night when they
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Pennsylvania team is well coached
and plays one of the best passing
games of any team seen on local
courts this season. They can shoot
just as profciently as they pass.
and c. L. will have their hands
full stopping them.
independents Strong.
The five local quints that are
creating more than passing inter-
est-Epiphany. Yankees, Peck Stars.
Aloysius and Ingram-came through
some hard contests the past week.
The Yankees showed their class by
defeating c. U. Freshman Monday
night. Ingram Tuesday night and
Peck Stars Friday night. Aloysiu5
had an easy time defeating the
Mohawks.
Epiphany got started Friday
night when they stacked up against
the Gallaudet College quint. Their
showing was good and they are
ready to tackle any of the other
aforementioned quints.
Girls Hold LimeIight.
The girls basketball game is
taking quite a hold on local en-
thusiasts. There are two teams
that are especially good. and when
they meet there isn't a fan in the
District that will miss the contests
The War Riskers have developed
a bunch of ex-college stars and
are playing a mighty clever game.
The Ingram sextet have played
together for several years and have
the edge on the War Riskers. but
the latter the fast and learning
each others style, and when the
two teams meet in their first game
February 2. at Wilson Normal,
every male and female fan will
turn out to witness the contest.
Scholastic Sport.
Tech showed its class by coming
back and defeating Western High in
their battle last Friday afternoon, and
without the services Of their star for
ward. Gosnell. OF course. Western
was also without the services of two
Of their stars who are expected to be
back in the game this week.
Central had an easy time with East
ern but they are fast developing into
q quint that will give the Tech five
run for this seasons bunting. Every