Evening star., 1920-01-19

ShipIey's Basketers Play Gu.
Tonight and Georgetown
Tomorrow.
RY III. {. BYRD.

Delaware College comes here today
for basket ball games with Catholic
University and Georgetown - meets
the Brooklanders tonight and plays
the Blue and Gray tomorrow nlSht :,
Both games are to Begin az s;'o
O'clock
Burton Shipley. former Maryland
State man who is coaching at beia- :
ware, has turned out an eNceuohaii!
strong combination. lie mas goou
material squad made up OF aoQu.
as Tne caparle fellows as one couid
care 10 have. and has made the pest
OF il. In a game played at Delaware
earlier in the year Catholic uniNeI-
sify was defeated, but the Brookl2ho
crs should stand better chance On
their home floor. ,-+
Tomorrow night one Of the oest
rames of the year is likely. when ine
ouints line up at Georgetown. - Iu0
Blue and Gray has strong cohlo.,
nation. and there is not parhcte y,
doubt that Delaware IS represent Gu
by one of the best fives in the east.
delaware should have at least d"
even chance TO WIN
.sNick" Carter. star guard OF tne
Delaware College Guint' Is the III III, ,ie
on the Maryland State s A, l; u
eleven in 1918. Carter vas Iieu.en.
ant in the Army detailed TO state as
an instructor Besides being star on
the eyridirou he was the most popu
lar man in the corps, anu not VIII"
out good reason
Tn at Delaware College. when Cath
ollie University played there Just ne,
fore the holidays. certain youHs y,
II man became excited and inNitea
AIcca,,gbn Delaware center. out TO
settle a dispute in the good OLD d-fash
ION vav. McCaughn answered the
challenge with a laugh. and that enu-
ed il then; but yesterday Wnen the
G. L. man remarked bow AcSauSh III
had refused to accept his den lor q
bout. he was informed ,hae aus =
had twice won the amateur DoxinS
chanpionship of the state OF New
York and had practically cleaned up
the welterweights in the American
expeditionary forces championships
in France The C. L. man made Just
one remark about his proposed bout
at Delaware always tnousht
was lucky; now. I know 1t.
Central and Business are scheduled
to play tomorrow in the high school
series The Blue and White believes
it will have recovered suficiently
from it's defeat by Tech last Friday to
take the measure of the StenoGra-
piers. Games Friday are to be be-
tween Tech and Western, Central and
Eastern
Three former Central High School
athletes are making good in sports
at the University of Illinois. They
re Dave Wilson, Roy Belknap and
Norman Smith Belknap was sub
stitute quarter on the varsity eleven
last fall and played in two or three
games. Wilson played halfback and
end on the freshman grid team and
could punt further than any man on
either the freshman or varsity squad.
Wilson is practically certain to make
the varsity next fall. it is said. Smith
made good at center in freshman
basket ball and seemed to have all
the qualifications to become a varsity
player next season.
While MARYLAND State will not have
n regular varsity track squad this
winter for the indoor meets. it is
probable that it will enter a few men
in both the Hopkins and c. U. compe-
titions. The Marylanders have prob
ably half a dozen men who. with a
little training. should be able to
stack up against the best in the sec
tion.