The Washington herald., 1922-02-08
AL SCHEDULE MEETING HERETODAY
CATHOLIC TOSSERS
DEFEAT CARNEGIE
Tech FIVE, Alto %
Quakers Unable to P&e.
trate the Brooklanders'
Clever Defense.

The Catholic University basket
ball tossers set Back the five repre-
senting Carnegie Institute Of Tech
nology in a fast and interesting
game in the big Brookland gym by
il-32 count hast night. The locals
led practically all the way. but the
PittsburChers several times crept
up to within one basket. and the Is
sue was in doubt until late In the
fray.
The Carnegie outfit. unable to
successfully penetrate the Brook
land defense with any frequency.
early resorted TO the lonc-distance-
shooting game. They dropped 10
quite few from a distance and
their shooting from side-court was
above par.
On the other hand. the Brook
landers seemed TO overdo the pass
ing game in spots and several times
passed the ball right under the
basket when they looked to be IN
position TO shoot. They. however,
showed the visitors a thing or two
about the dribbling game. Each OF
the locals at times dribbled the bali
the entire length of the court.
A two-pointer by Dosey starte"
the scoring after one minute of
play, during practically all of which
time the visitors had the ball IN
their possession. 4 short ten sec
onds later Eeager knotted the count
on short one. Donovan 70 Fascc
to Neagcr turning the trick
a foul shot again gave the VS.
itors the lead. only 20 have Lynch
knot II for the second time. Baskets
by >Fasce and Lynch and another
free one gave the Brooklanders an
S-3 count. Dosey added single
pointer for Carnegie and then an
| other after YeaGer had contributed
n court-lonE dribble and short shot
| for the locals. Ringers by YeaCer
| and Lynch and successful free toss
put G. L. in front. Is to 5, midway
of the first half.
Bell came to life to- contribute the
longest shot OF the game. Dono-
van followed with his only score
and Newman and Dosey dropped "a
short ones in rapid succession. The
teams took turns scoring, the WISH
tors creeping up to an lS-to-2l
score mainly by reason Of beauti-
by Allen and Bell. and n long one
10y Newman.
Two free losses by Lynch and a
ringer by Fascc. for the locals. and
short one by Gibson. for the WISH
] tors, completed the frst-half scor-
Ling The visitors lad taken quite
a number of long shCts but their
ain in most cases was slightly on
Lawler and Allen contributed S"u"S
fiashy floor play during the period
I with -
team, Newman started a short spUrt
with a closeup one on an out-of-
bounds pass from Allen. He fol.
lowed t. IN shortly after with >
long one. Fasce and YeaCer each
dropped in one TO put c. L. out OF
danger. After a free one by Bell
Lawler> and Bell added more
points betveen them.
| 4 basket from one side by New.
man and two from heyond the fou
circle by Gibson. while Lynch wa
adding l point. again brought tn
visitors within threatening distance
Fasrc dcibblcd the entire Length
Iof the court and dropped in a neat
one to again give the Brooklsnder,
a 5-potnt lead. The play Just about
beat the visitors. they adding only
II point to their total from thcT
on. while Lynch added a foul and
a court goal, and Lawlcr complet 20
the scoring.
Gibson, Allen and Newman show,
ed some brilliant work during th'
nIEhtcap period. All Of the Brook,
landers showed up well. NcaEer an,
Lynch especially so. LawIcr prove,
a thorn on the defense all the wa.
Catholic. Positions. Carnegie.
FaScr ....-......L. p. tCapt.l Gil'>c
N"aE"r ......-..-G. F............. Dr>e
D1n"van ...-.....Center. Nevma
Z LAWYER .........I l.. G......,....... Ale
Lynch iCaptl ...R. G-.............. Re
SuhstitutinnS: Catho.ic-Corwin for Yes
ger; EhertS fer Donovan: EbertS for lawirr
LAWYER for EhertS. CsrreCie-iodden r.
D"s"y: Anderson for Gudden. Goals frpr
roor--Neaser tSl, FsSce "a, Lynch ~
LAWYER go. Donovan, Newman 90. ReIl 90
Gibson 49,. Bosey 90. Allen. Goals frcl
fou'-Lynch ~ In 49,; DoseU Is in ~: Ee'
| Il in 81: Anderson missed u. Eeferpr-
SchlosSer lGeOrgetownl. Umpir"-E. Coil
fewer IGeorgetOwn, Time Of Periods-