Evening star., 1923-01-21

Georgetown's situation seems 10 be -
clear as mud, from what can be learnt,'
from those connected with athletics -
the Hilltop. Evidently there Is fair.
well defined thought as 20 what is il!
tended for the Blue and Gray next year
out none seems to be willing TO ta,,.
about 1t until after the official meetiur
or the executive board OF the athetlc
association Is held early in February.
.EAendine Highly Paid.
AS matter of personal opinion =
seems that Georgetown is IN fair VA
There are several Georgetown men who
Undoubtedly could deliver good work for
Tar less money than Exendine received.
And. as matter Of fact. those familiar
with with me situation at Georgetown know
that Exendtne really got more noney
for coaching than the Hilltop finances
would stand. IN short, there is q iir..-
TO what school in this section ca:4
afford to pay for d foot ball coach.
Probably II will be only q few days
fore Georgetown, Catholic Cniversity.
ana George Washington announce tina.
sction on their gridiron 6ituationr
Many aiuran, and others interested &!
development Of the sport IN each Sclioo,
are anxious to know what is TO be done.
Two changes have been made il.
the University Of Maryland base ball
eSNco01c' e6t virginia mas Deeil
changed from April % TO April IS and
the game will be staged in Baltin1or.
instead OF at College Park. The Other
Is the addition Of Il game with Harvard.
70 be played at College Park April e.
1t IS probable also that the contest witt,
Virginia, which was listed to take piac>
at College Park May II, will be SHIFTED
TO Charlottesville to be played May 10
University of Maryland has obtain
CnnSRnf 10 rr1ty aS Tnx
Vania TO stage the gridiron contest be.
tween the two schools next fall at BaltI-
more instead Of at Philadelphia. There
IS hitch, though, in the arrangements
over the stadium. as 1t seems that ar
other organization, the Sd Arm,-
Corps, has q contract for the field 70.
the same date. October s. a conference,
is to be held tomorrow morning IN Bal
timore TO determine whether or not &
Will be possible to arrange to play the
two contests the same afternoon. Prob
ably some such arrangement will b.
effected.
Local colleges plan 70 be represeD;-
ed in the indoor games to be held ur
der the auspices OF Johns Hopkins
University and the Fifth Regimen; Ath.
lettc Association in the Fifth Reg
ment Armory in Baltimore Febru-
ary -. George Washington. Gallau-
det. Georgetown and Maryland VII.
send squads. The last-meation :yo
are TO be most prominently repre-
sented. Georgetown having signifeG
It's intention 70 send over thirty-fvo
men and Maryland twenty-five.
Only one basket ball game is to be
played by local college this week,
Georgetown being due to appear ir
that at the Naval Academy on Satur-
day. All squads are taking IL easy-
because of mid-year examirations
which are harder for some of the
athletes to get by than are the best
guards.
Somebody I'm Baltimore recent,
raised q question about the elisibiiit;-
OF Gordy. center on the Washington.
College basket ball team. Gordy has
played lot OF professional base bail.
but II seems that a representative OF
Washington College held In defense
that there was no rule 20 prevent
ioTdy playing basket ball even II he
had played professional base ball.
Rather queer definition OF an anna
teur.
Sihfser, star freshman pitcher ct
last year at the University of Mar
land. has left school and will not b.
available for the nine this spring, H
was depended upon as hrillian.
prospect. Nihiser stands six Teet.
weighs 115 pounds and probably,
would have been one OF the best co.
lege hurlers In the south. Last sprirc
he blanked Gallaudet and St. Johns
and held West Virginia TO four hits II.
the same week. Lack OF funds 10 con.
tinue his education was given h,-
Nihiser as the reason for his de
parture.