Evening star., 1923-01-12

Washington College is a team COM
manding great respect. 1t started its
season with loss to Navy at An
napolis. but the latter won mainly
because of a heavy lead accumulated
IN the first half of the fray. The
Chcstertown men outplayed the Mid
Shtpmen in the second session and all
but overhauled them. Tonight S
match will be the NTH of a trip in
which the Eastern Sho' quint has not
suffered defeat.
On the first night out Washington
College decisively defeated the Guam
ttco Marines. Then it overcame
Washington and Lee and Virginia
Military Institute at Lexington. Last
night the Chestertown aggregation
tackled Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute at Blacksburg and humbled the
Gobblers, 2S TO 20. Washington Col
lege has been using Dunschot and
Carroll as forwards, Capt. Gordy as
center and Flore and Darlington as
guards. Carroll. Gordy and Flore
have been doing. particularly good
Coach Fred Rice probably will send
against this sturdy combination the
same team that played in the two
games at Brookland last month. That
lineup included Dowd and Breslin,
{, forwards; Eberts, center, and Capt.
L4awler and Lynch, guards. These
men have been drilling strenuously
since the holidays and should be
ers also have developed some capable
reserves recently.
Four games involving District col
tege tosserS are scheduled for tomor-
row, and three of them are to be held
on local floors. Georgetown Cniver-
sity's quint will informally open its
season against the Quantico Marines
at Ryan gymnasium, beginning play
at $40 o'clock. 1t will mark the sec
ond appearance of the Marines here
to Iafa q 6a
hands of George Washington Univcr-
sity last Saturday night George
town expects to use Flavin and Du
-Four, Sweeney or Ryan as forwards,
Byrne. Il Washington boy, as center,
and ZaZalli and Carney as guards.
George Washington will be host to
The Yankees, District independent
champions, at Central Coliseum. The
Hatchetites have been travelling at a
speedy clip this season and have yet
to be beaten. The Yanks also are in
fine fettle, so a merry battle is antici-
pated.
Gallaudet's main team will rest to-
morrow, but its reserves will enter
tain the West Virginia School for the
Deaf quintet at Kendall Green. Lit
tie is known of the visitors, but they
probably will have to play a good
brand of basket ball to overcome the
reserve five that has been bowling
over District scholastic outfits con-
Catholic University is to go to EN-
tnitsburg, Md. for a match with
Mount st. Mary's. The team will
leave early tomorrow afternoon.
Girls teams of George Washington,
Swarthmore and William and Mary
are indulging in Il series of games
here. Last night the William and
Mary Sextet overcame the George
Washington team in Il 33-to-17 en-
gagement at Holton Arms School
gymnasium. Left Forward Love Of
the winners led at scoring with eight
two-point goals. Swarthmore and
William and Mary teams are to be
opponents this afternoon at Epiphany
gymnasium, starting play at Sis
O'Clock, while tomorrow night Swarth-
moro and George Washington will
meet at 1880 o'clock in Central Coli
scum in a preliminary to the Hatch
etite-Yankee match.
George Washington Reserves also
we're defeated last night when they
encountered the Marjorie Webster
girls. The latter rallied late in the
contest and won, "a to %.
Gallaudet has scheduled six games
for its foot ball team next fall. Two
Of the colleges. Gettysburg and St
.Toseph's. will be met for the first
time. Manager Markell is endeavor-
ing to arrange a game for November
:. ). The schedule follows:
October i3, Western Maryland: 90, Marines.
at ouantico, Va; 81 st. Joseph's, at Phila-
November 10, prsxel. at Philadelphia; II,
RAnoelph-Macon; "a, Gettysburg, at GettyS-
buPR. Pa,