The Washington times., 1922-02-19
TWELVE FIVES
SET FOR PLAY
AT COLISEUM
George Washington Acts as
Host for SchooIboys in An
nual Basketball Play.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

TEORG WASHINGTON
r UNIVERSITY will act. as
host to twelve schoolboy
basketball teams on Tuesday and
Wednesday in the second annual
basketball championship tourna-
ment to be staged in the Central
Coliseum. OF the twelve Compel
ng aggregations 103 players are
Ventered. Games will start Tues
day morning at IL o'clock, and will
continue hourly for eight straight
contests. The winner Of the tour
nament will be decided in, play in
semi-final rounds on Wednesday
and the final Wednesday afternoon
at 8 p. m. Following the announce
ment of the drawings made last
week q slight change has been
made in that Emerson Institute
viii lolppose Hyattsville lin the
first game Tuesday morning at II
q. m. - IT, Az s. =. -
According to the drawings Elmer.
son viii meet Hyattsville at II
o'clock Tuesday. The games win
follow IN order-12 noon Western VS..
Gonzaga; I p. M, Alexandra High
VS.. Eastern High; 2 p. NJ, Army and
Navy Props vs.Loyola, College; 8 d.
m. the winner of the Hyattsville-
Emerson game VS.. the winner of
the Gonzaga-Western game: 4 p. M,
Baltimore City College VS.. Technical
High SCHOOL,; 5 p. M. Georgetown
Props VS.. Business High; 8 D. M, the
winer of the Alexandria High Elmer.
pom game Va. the winner Of the A.
N. Preps-Loyola game.
gs Officials Drawn.
The men who will officiate the
game will be picked from the Dis
trfct approved board of basketball
officials. James Y. Hughes, Edwin
Bratburd, Joseph Fitzgerald, H. Hun
ter, G. A. Metzler, Yank Robbins,
Frank Schlosser and Ernest Coliflow.
er. ..
Teams are notified to appear in
uniform according to their schedule
at least forty minutes before time
Of playing. 1t is expected that each
team will lbe given time for a warm
up of several minutes before taking
the floor.
All of the contestants are invited
by the. George Washington team to
attend the G.. WV. NJ. I. game on
Monday night which will start at Q
p. m.
OF the teams entered Lovola, of
Baltimore, appears the strongest on
its past performance. The Balti.
moreans have not lost a contest this
season and look unusually formid.
able. Loyola Is drawn in the lower
half of the tournament.
Tba ,,,lI1 x1.zsx1
tbr permanent possession and the
right to keep the G.. w. basketball
trophy for one year. Silver basket
balls will be awarded the individual
players .... ..t .,..
Players Entered.
Emerson 1nstitute-Don Cameron,
l.. Wedil, B. Wedil, r. C. McPhilomy,
Earl Nolls, M. Sweeney. J. Hughes
and ]. S. White.
Observation-Disclosures Jenkins,
Matthews, Eddy, Carr, Louft. Chase,
Troy and Gasch.
Gonzaga - Hurney, Harrington.
Mills, Ryan, Enright. Pollard,
Collins and Kelly.
Western-Frisby Jeffress, Tindell,
Eisinger. Kent, Baird, Weldon, woer-
ner, Cormley, Wright and Collins.
Acknowledgement, Dreifus, Mid.
kiff, Dyson, Rainage, Pohl, Wade
and Moore.
Eastern -O'Dea, Roud a b u h,
Meyers, Siegfried, Prender, Lehnert,
Cardwell, Dornin, Burdine, Motyka,
Ritterbush and Duncan.
Army and Navy Preps-Estep,
,,Srieve, Doughton, Symes, Workman,
Clark, Brecht and McKillip.
Loyola-Menton, Lacy, Carmody,
Helfresh. Cummings. Lyon, Rosen-
skeel and Malley.
Baltimore City College - Klein,
Harrison, Baker, Rece and Hood.
Tech High - Shanks, Supplee,
House, Price, Rhees, Aubinoe, Har-
wood, Quesada, Beavens, Wood and
Woodward. -..
Georgetown Preps-Walsh, Angel,
Ehrman, Golsen, McNulty, Heide
and Wits.
Business High--Dennis, Conner,
Clark, Barrett, Walker, May, Sincell
and Krpnnoan