Evening star., 1924-01-04

George Washington expects to open
play with Gosnell and Chesney at for.
wards, Roller at center and Klopsch
and Brown at guards. or this lot
Gosnell and Klopsch are the only
players who were regulars last year.
and the latter did most of his 1928
work at forward.
Brown was used at times with the
varsity team as a center, but most
Of his playing was done with the
freshmen. Chesney, too. broke into a
few games, but Roller is a newcomer.
This trio replaces Springston. Gold
stein and Daily, all sterling court
these former Hatchetites now is
coach. II he has developed talent
capable of filling the gaps in the
George Washington outfit he has ac-
complished a real task.
While his reserves really are in bet
ter condition physically than his in
tended regulars, Coach Hughes is
counting upon starting the latter for
Gallaudet tomorrow night. Most of
the old-timers on the Kendall Green
squad are foot ball men. and they
have not fully recovered from the
Dattering suffered during the grid
iron campaign. However, Hughes
has NJ announced his opening lineup as
fiddle and Boatwright, forwards:
Pucci. center. and Davis and Bradley,
guards. The Kendall Green tutor
con nsiders his reserve material too
light for much service.
Al of these players with the ex-
ception OF Riddle have performed
under Gallaudet colors, although
Boatwright is the only. one regard ed
as a real veteran. Boa atwright cap
tam OF the quint, has an injured foot
that may handicap him in the frav
with the Old Dominions.t
Inc Gallaudet Suuad wac oivap n
long workout yesterday and Hughes
was well satisfied with the showing
or MS charges. TIE has not been scrim-
maging his first team against the re-
serves. preferring to send it into ac-
tton with the husky Kendall Green
gymnasts. who are able to provide
strenuous opposition. even though
lacking in knowledge of the finer
Garsin, star of last winters fresh
men quint at Catholic University, will
be given an opportunity to display
ms wares with the Brookland var
sity at Baltimore tomorrow night
and may be in the regular line-ur
for some time to come. He will re
place Breslin at forward, the latter
being incapacitated by a bruised knee
probably a recurrence of a foot ball
injury.
BPeslin's loss is the first break in
the practically all-star caste. that
carried Catholic University to victory
last year. Eberts, Fitzgerald. Lynch
and Lawlor. the remaining members,
are to get into the game again st
Loyo1a, the first two named alternat-
ing at center, while Lynch and Law
Tor viii play guards. Mcintyre. a
freshman toSser last winter, will
share forward duties with Garvin.
Candidates for the freshman bask ct
ball team at Maryland will resume
practice the first of the week. under
the direction of Country Morris. A
large squad that includes a number
of former Washington high school
boys is out for the quint. The Col
llege Park cubs are to play more
games than the varsity this season,
contests being planned with the
local high schools and a number of
Maryland preparatory schools as well
as other college freshman aggrega-
tions.
! Maryland's varsity lot reported to
Coach Burton Shipley yesterday for
1.-THE first time since the holidays and
Invent through lengthy workout.
From now on the Marylanders will