Evening star., 1924-02-10

the Leatfernecks' list are with Van
! Johns Hopkins. Two service game
e 4th Corps eleven and another with
ps.
! For the two open dates number
| or colleges are being considered One
| o. the projected games will be played
/ october 30 or November s in New
york at the Polo Grounds or the
ankec stadium. for the benefit of the
Beileau Wood Memorial Association.
| pl,ti.', III o'Gah,Ittipn S recently purchased
| iirst great battle in France in the
| DIG war. and is al present engaged In
] amaSSing perpetual endowment
, fund
] New YORK. Likes Marines.
As opponents for the. Marines in
! this game, West Virginia. brown ard
! Dartmouth have been mentioned
| Other big colleges also are prepared
!" tackle the Leathernecks in the
!! i HnM York contest. Last years Ma
/ iaNorabIy when the Haskell indians
| were encountered in Brooklyn. ARD
inc Quahuco men are more thar
ANXIOUS to display their wares in
/ New York against some opponent
generally recognized as more pow.r
! Of Kansas. mel
;. The Marines evidently are not bar
! ring any big teams this wear In
eating Vanderbilt. they have taken
! on ABOUT the best college eleven of
the south, while Detroit is considerc.i
on on "1 tn" strongest teams in the
! the field Of their foes for both ~
! these engagements
| No field has been selected for TN,
important battle with the Third
corps but IL seems likely that Wash
| ington will get il again this wear.
| with the Catholic University. George
| town and Fourth Corps contests as
signed here. the Marines probably
VIII leel that the National Capital is
| getting more than its share Of their
| thSa Ren"nts. Then. too. the Third
corps has the privilege of CHOOSING
| the scene of action this time. and il
may seek some place other than the
the bitter defeat it tasted last fall
The Quantico Schedule.
The schedule SO far arranged fos
! the Marine eaScn follows,
September -. GalIaudet MT
October 4. Catholic Unrve~ity Mt
S"Shington; II. Vanderbilt AZ
Nashville: Is. Georgetown mt
Washington.
| November 1. Fourth Army Corps
| at Washington; Is, University of
Detroit at Detroit; ~. John Hon
| kins AT finltimOre.
| December @, Third Army Corps
I
! clude the college basket ball season
| here, but four games for local floors
/ remaining after the engagements OF
the next six days. A colorful sched-
| ule is due this week. though OF
! prime Importance is the visit of the.
! Princeton five for a pair of contests
! The Tigers will invade Ryan Gym
| nasIum TO tackle Georgetown Tues
/ day night and go to Brookland for 4
Try at Catholic University Wednes-
| day.
While Princeton has not done 50
| Well in the intercollegiate I4eague
J team nevertheless and should give
| both OF its opponents here good tus-
| sles. The Tiger lineup generally
has included Capt Klaess and Hyn-
Bergen and Anderson. guards. Ser
gen is one of the best defensive play
| ers in the league, and klaess is
noted floor player.
/ Both Georgetown and Catholic Uni
versIty are preparing carefully for
the princeton engagements. The Hill
| toppers may shift their line-up for
| the fray, but Catholic University is
| expected TO stand pat on the veteran
! cesSful season thus far
Catholic University has a pair OF
! games with members of the local
! varsity group this week, and one OF
! them is likely TO prove quite inter
! esting. The Brooklanders go TO Col
lege Park Friday night for return
! match with the Maryland quint that
was defeated last month on the Cath
! olic University floor This time the
! Red and Black does not anticipate
! such an easy victory over the Blacl.
! and Gold. Playing on its own floor
/ in Ritchie Gymnasium, Maryland has
revealed considerable strength. and
! if its one or two players now below
I, par physically are fully recovered
from their irdispositions. is apt 10
| give, Catholic University a brisk
| battle.
j Tomorrow night Catholic Universe
~ goes to Central Coliseum for its
! second match of the season with
umph without trouble. In their last
meeting the Hatchetites were TRIM
med decisively by the Brooklanders,
The game should afford the Red and
| Black substitutes AN opportunity to
| show their worth.
George Washington gets its second
try of the season at the Maryland
quint Saturday night at Central Coli
| scum. The Black and Gold ran rough
shod over the Hatchetites when they
clashed at College Park.
Maryland's freshman team is in for
! a couple of battles during the week,
| heing scheduled TO entertain the
Catholic University freshmen Tues
day. and having q match with the
Navy plebes at Annapolis Saturday.
Both games should test the mettle
of the College Park Cubs.
| GeOrgetowa's basket ball team will
conclude its brief campaign next Fri
day night with a game against Davis
| Elkins at Ryan gymnasium. The
| HilltopperS, although winners, have
not been so strong at the floor game
! this season. nor has the game been
ardently supported lately at George
town. Athletic authorities at the In
| stitution now are casting about for
| some other sport to fill in the gan
between foot ball and base bali, and
it would not be surprising if George
town dropped basket ball after this
| winter.
GaIInudet has but one court en-
4 gagement this week, that with Ur
sinus at Kendall Green Friday night
| The Florida avenue teams improve
| and victory over the Pennsylva-
mans would not be startling.
| Catholic University swimmers are
! to compete with the Swarthmore team
| in the tank of the latter Saturday
night. and boxers at Brookland may
\ get some collegiate competition, too.
The management of the glove squad
is casting about for q series of bouts
! this week. The boxing squad now
| includes Mccarthy, Lafone, Grant,
| Reinhardt. O'Herron, McGlynn, Roo
ney, Murphy, Horning, Cribben. Hen
nessey, Sartain. OConnor. Whelan
Filipino. Ted Mitchell, former 150-
pound champion of the Navy, is
coaching the boxers.
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