The Washington herald., 1922-02-06
SEVEN COLLEGIATE
TILTS ARE, ON LIST;
FOUR HIGH BATTLES
Undefeated Hilltoppers
Meet West Virginia
Cagemen Tonight.

Basketball faces the busiest week
of the season in the District. Seven
college games. four high school
championship contests are only
few of the scores Of floor battles
TO be decided before the end of
the week. The collegiate schedule
follows:
Tonight-west Virginia at George
fotcH.
Tresday-HopkiMs Medical School rs.
George WdshinOton at the Coliseum;
Carnegie Tech at Catholic UHirersity.
ThHrsddy-Vir0inid at Catholic Uri-
rersitv.
Friday-VhoiHia at GaHaudet.
SdtHrddy-VT0iRiG at George Wash
iR0toH: Kentucky at Georoetotcn;
Catholic University at Nary.
Starting with tonight when West
Virginia visits Ryan's gym at
Georgetown, there will be a game
five out of six nights. West Vir-
ginia will furnish the opposition In
three of the home games. while
Kentucky, Hopkins Medical School
and Carnegie Tech will be seen in
action before the end Of the week.
II was announced at Georgetown
last night that Jack Flavin and
Pauly Byrne, the Washington pro-
duct, will not start against the
Mountaineers tonight. Flavin Is
said to have a heavy cold. How
ever he will be in uniform ana
may get into the the lineup before
eteeteteteteeet flToe. EFT A AR
hostflities end. Carney is to start
because of his showing in recent
games. He was a member of the
reserve squad last year and II he
continues the good work he has
been producing, Bryne is liable to
do bench duty for the remainder
of the season.
West Virginia has a club that
has an even chance of marking
Georgetown's clean slate Of seven
victories. The Mountaineers have
defeated Marietta, Grove City, Gen
eva, W. & ]. and w. & L. The
West VirEinians gave Pitt a hard
battle before the latter team went
to the U. of p. to give the Red
and Blue its closest call Of the
season.
Next Saturday night the Hilltop
pers will take on Kentucky, which
last year won the Southern Inter-
George WashinEton's recon-
structed lineup faces two tough
assignments. Tomorrow night the
Hatchetites will make their ninth
start of the floor season when they
meet the Hopkins Medical School.
of Bal more. at the Coliseum. Next
Saturday night Morse's crew will
perform at the Coliseum against
virginia II will be the first Sat-
urday night game at the Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
hall for the Hatchetites.
Considering the material on hand
when the club started. George
Washington is making an excep-
tionally good showing. The club
has won fve out OF eight starts.
Coach Morse made a wise move
In adding Chesney and Woodbury.
to his lineup. Each of the new
men has good scoring eyes.
Home after a three-day trip 10
New England, Catholic University's $
tossers will spend anything but a
dull week. Tomorrow night the
Brooklanders will play at home
against Carnegie Tech. After a
days rest Capt. Lynch's quint will
be at home with Virginia on Thurs
day. On Saturday night the Brook
Ianders will visit Annapolis for
game with Navy.
Gallaudet College has only one
game listed. playing on the Ken.
dali Green court Friday night
against virginia. The Kendall
Greeners are having a tough sea-
son on the floor. Coach Cooper
has repeatedly shifted his lineup
in an effort to strike a winning
combination, without avail.
Central will probably be crowned
champion OF the high school league
tomorrow afternoon. The unbeaten
league leaders from Mount Pleasant
will play Western at the Coliseum.
The Blue and White tossers need
only one more victory to clinch the
championship and they will prob
ably pick on the 'Stenogs" to freeze
the title. Tomorrow afternoon's S
game at Central will be between
Western and Eastern. Fridays $
schedule will be Central and East
ern at the Coliseum and Tech and
Western at Mount Pleasant.
Twelve scholastic ard prepara-
tory schools are expected to COM
pete at the Coliseum in the annual
championship tournament to be
staged bv Bryan Morse. athletic d.
rector Of George Washington Uni
versity on February 81 and 2:.
Among the teams that are expected
to compete are Loyola College OF
Baltimore: Georgetown Props, Con
zaga, Central. Eastern. Tech, West
ern and Business, Baltimore City
College, Alexandra. st. Johns COL
lego or Hyattsville.
This will be the biggest tourney
Of its kind ever staged in the Dis
trict and promises to increase each
year. Last year six clubs competed
when the silver trophy was won by
Baltimore City College.
According to the plans announced
last night by Mr.. Morse. six games
will be played on the first day.
starting at 1 o'clock. The follow
ing day the semI-finals will 10
played in the morning, starting at
10. The championship match will
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