The Washington times., 1922-02-10

to be productive Of frst-class ba,
local teams on account Of the fac
are on tours and will be somew
sustained efforts.
Virginia met Catholic University
last night and plays Gallaudot Col
lese at Kendall Green tonight. The
Charlottesville lads will get the ex:
tremes Of Washington's gymnasium
facilities in The two contests and
can be expected to be carried along
at q merry clip tomorrow night ny
the Hatchetites, who have won
their last two struggles and are
improving.
Georgetown is looking for a win
tomorrow. The Hilltoppers will
probably meet sturdy opposition but
are expecting victory. The Blue
and Gray team wants TO get north
for games with the Crescent A. c.,
New York University and Rutgers
without a defeat.
Tho Hilltop contest win start, at
$3.50 tomorrow night, while the
Hatchetites will have 20 at this
Lanigan men Mt 0 o'clock. The
game will be preceded by the faS'
kee Alexandria Light Infantry bat.
s'clock.
Today Central High engages
Eastern I'm the Central Coliseum,
while Western endeavOrs to re-
peat It's recent win over Tech In
the Central High gymnasium. Cen
trail In accorded a win after q
tough struggle, while the Tech
Western engagement should pro-
duce bitter fight.
BY a singular coincidence the
five outstanding players In the title
series this season are center men.
McFadden OF Central: ODea, of
Eastern; Dennis. of Business; Fris-
by. OF Western. and Supplee, of
Tech have performed most con.
Bistently.
There IL little to choose between
them. II the selection Of one man
Is made for premier honors 1t will
probably go to O'Dea. of the Eastern
tenn. O'Dea is one OF the leading
scorers in the league and has done
the bulk OF Winning and scoring for
his team.
McFadden will probably rank
second to O'Dea although there is
. little choice between them. Frisby,
Dennis and Supplee have played well
I'LL season.
McFadden, O'Dea. Dennis and
fCrisby, four of the five centers. are
captains. BY narrow choice
Supplee lost the captaincy Of Tech
this year. otherwise a most unusual
record would have been made for
high school captaincies.
rTha Co,trul pnOtpr a,IbipCt oil
himself to teamwork throughout the
season and has done a deal Of floor
work in addition to proving an ex'
cellent feeder" for his forwards.
O'Dea has been relied upon by the
Fasteners to such an extent that
when he has been stopped the team 6
score has been held down con
siderably.
Central Tor all It's championship
honOrs has been forced to play It's
string through with the stOutest
opposition. The Mt. Pleasant lads
have had no easy picking along
the line as the recent Business
engagement will prove. The series
has been the best conducted and
closest In point Of competition OF
any OF the prev iOus championship
&nCOunLers.
Gonzaga College il beginninE
pinns for bigger things in athletics
Robert T. Smith, y. J., moderator OF
athletics at Gcnzaga. has sent letters
20 GonZaga alumni asking suppOr'
IL athletics and Is beginning to get
gen rus returns.
Among the contributors are Hon
daJ. John Doyle CarmUdy. Col
charles II Danforth. the Rev. Ig
hatius Fealy, Rosa Downey. George
\. Garner. john j. Fuller, DaviC
7[oppel, Bonnet :. Jones, Il. \
Lynch, Lawrence i. Mills and tn
Rev. Albert smith.
With the support OF tho alumni
Gonzaga hopes to increasce its scop,
in sports. Plans are already undel
way for baseball. The basketball
team 10 making a first-class recorC
and the football team last fall die
unusually well as n starter.
GonZaga is pointing to the fac
that q number OF first.class athletes
have been developed at the schoo
despite its size. Georgetown. Holy
Cross, Fordhum emo other institu
tions have IgCruitCd from Coma 81
ranks.
The present basketball team Gle
feated Eastern, Emerson, Tech, Sa
cred Heart. Business, Georgetown
l'rep and Hyattsville. The Gonzagi
lads have lost to Business. Mt. So
Joseph, Georgetown Prep and still
has oyola. Sacred Heart. St. ohn'a
Hyattsville and the e. L. Freshmen
TO meet.
SEVEN WEEKS MORE AND
IAEM BONNIE MILL OPEN