Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09

Ault ..........C... klngsle.
Parr .......... G. ......... kim
Garrigues ..... C. ...... Mile
Substitutions-Naval Academy. Blu'
for Barnes, Hirst for Blue. Barne.
for Hirst, Harris for Mckee, McKe'
i for Harris, Johnston for Ault. Aul
for Johnston, Cooper for Parr, Oster
! tag for Cooper, Garrigues for Oster
tag, Parr for Garrigues, CrudrupI
for Parr. Lyon for Garrigues, CARR
CUES for Lyon; Albright. Knecht FOL
Deck, Leinbauch for Knecht. Zeller fol
Kline. Goals-Naval Academy, Auli
90. Mckee t4D. Barnes 81. Johnston
(3), Blue (2). Parr, Garrigues, Lyon
Albright. Miller (2). Kingsley. Fouls
Naval Academy, Mckee I'll in 14)
Blue Il in g.; Albright, Wagner Qe
in 2l). Referee-Ryan. Gilman. I'm
pire-MentOn, Loyola. Time of halves
20 minutes.
To Play Demonstration" Game
a Demonstration game" of basket
ball, under the direction of Ralph Nor
gan of the basketball rules commit
tee. will be played here next Satur-
day afternoon, just before the Naval
AcademyL ehigh game. It's purpose
will be to show the workings OF the
rules in practice and TO demonstrate
the ethics of the game. 1t will be
played either by two teams of Mid
shipmen or one of midshipmen and a
visiting team. Coaches. officials and
players in this section are invited,
and there will be interpretations of
any point which may be raised
Army Trips Delaware 40 To III
Returning TO the basketball court
Saturday after a fortnight's absence,
Army smothered Delaware College, 40
to II. The Army led from the start
At half time the score read: Army,
II; Delaware, 3. 1t was not until 10
minutes of the second half had clap
sed that Delaware scored its first goal
The work of Forbes, Roosma and Vic
rules. for the Army, excelled. French
and Smith. football players, made their
initial appearance in the Army line
up.
Loyola Downs st. Johns
The splendid foul-shooting of Jake
Harmon was the edge Loyola's basket
ball team had on Pat" Krebs' st.
Johns five Saturday night at the
Richmond Market Armory, Baltimore.
Twelve successful tries out OF Is was
the Baltimore boys record from the
circle, and these points represented
more than the margin the Catholic
boys held on the Annapolitans when
the final whistle blew, with the score
standing 80 to 81 in favor of Loyola.
Had the cadets made even half of
their shots from the foul circle they
would have emerged victorious. Every
man on the team tried his hand at
tossing the leather, but to no avail.
Jay Matthews, former City College
star, met with most success at the free
losses, and the best he could do was
out of IL.
ke1eree kept Busy
The game was fast throughout and
at times was rough, as the total of sc
called fouls will attest. However,
Referee Ryan was on his toes and re-
fused to allow the men to get beyond
control. Numerous double fouls were
called, and from each exchange the
Loyola tosser emerged with the edge.
During the first half Loyola had all
the better of the milling. with total
of II points to for st. Johns. The
Annapolitans did not break into the
score column until the first session
was half over. Porter, who substi
tuted for Hanson, broke the ice for st.
Johns with a pretty shot from the
field Immediately after he entered the
game.
The game was the first of the season
for St. Johns, and their defeat elimi-
mates them from the race for the State
championship. Loyola also has been
beaten by a Maryland college team,
they having fallen before the quint of
Blue Ridge College in the initial battle
of the campaign of these aggregstions.
Line-ups and summary:
Loyola Position st. JOINS
Harmon. ....F. .a..... Brewer
A. Coniff ......F. ..... Hanson
Sweeney Capt. C. $780,. .Cashell
Kelly. ....... &C.. .Banfield Capt.
Coughlan. -. &C. 1890. Anderson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Hanson,
Matthews for Brewer. Everstein for
Anderson, Brewer for Porter. Ander-
son for Everstein, Everstein for Ban
field, Noyes for Everstein; O'Connor