Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

bidding strongly for the southern Ii
i'll 1921 North Carolina had to be col
With the exception of one player
this years North Carolina team is the
same as that of last winter. Carl
Mahier, valuable guard, is gone, but
the acquisition of Jack Cobb. forward
Of last years freshman quint, appar-
emily has more than offset the loss.
The lineup against Catholic Univer-
sity tomorrow night probably will
include Cobb and Capt. Green, for
wards; Dodderier. center, and Deyin
and Carmichael, guards.
Cartwright Carmichael, a veteran
OF several years in North Carolina
basket ball, long has been recognized
as the states premier player. Monk
Mcdonald, veteran guard, is no:
taking the trip, because of studies to
be made up. and his loss may be felt
severely. However, the Carolinians
hope Billy Devin will fill the bill
acceptably.
, The Tarheels played Virginia Mill
tary Institute at Lexington last
night and We're expected in Wash
ington today. They will make this
city their headquarters until the
Catholic University and Maryland
engagements are disposed of We'd
nesday Navy will be played at An
napolis; Iynchburg College will be
encountered at Lynchburg Thursday,
Washington and Lee at Lexington
Friday. and Virginia at Charlottes-
Vile Saturday.
District varsity basketers will be
kept busy by other teams than that
of North Carolina during the week.
In addition to the engagements with
the Tarhe els, nine Tits involving
CUNTS of the local group are on the
books. Catholic University's stellar
five figures in two of them, both to
be played on foreign floors.
The Brooklanders will leave town
Tuesday morning for Newark, where
at night the tossers of Newark Ath-
letic Club will be encountered. Wed
nesday the Red and Black will move
to West Point for a struggle with
the speedy Army quintet.
Catholic University has but one win
to its credit in four starts on hostile
floors this season, but the defeats
came early in the campaign, before
the team had reached the peak of
form More is expected of the Brook
landers this week while away from
home. However, they will have to
put forth a fine brand of basket ball
to take the measure of the Pointers.
Maryland's quint also will do some
touring the latter part of the week,
having an engagement with Virginia
at Charlottesville Friday night and
another with the University of Rich
mond at Richmond Saturday.
Black-andGold victory over the
Orange and Blue would be surpris-
ing, for Virginia is represented by
an experienced aggregation this win
ter.
Maryland, though, seems to have
about an even chance with Richmond
In the tilt at the Old Dominion CAPT.
tai. The Richmond five has not
startled the south Atlantic basket
ball world SO far this year.
For Georgetown the week will offer
work aplenty. Three games are list
ed for the Hilltoppers, one tomorrow
night with Carson-N Newman, another
a third Saturday with Lebanon VAL
ley. All are to be played in Ryan
Gymnasium.
! In booking the Carson-Newman
from its policy of scheduling basket
ball games for Friday or Saturday
nights only because the men of JEFF
fers9n City. Tenn, were th SO N anxious
Capital. Nothing is known here of
the strength of the team.
The Hilltoppers hope to make a
better showing against George. WASH
ington Friday than they did in their
first meeting with the HatchetlteS
last month. Then Georgetown played
rather mediocre basket ball and won
by Scant margin.
Gallaudet has only one game this
week, that with Lebanon Valley at
Kendall Green Friday night. George
Washington is to be host to ST. Johns
of Annapolis at Central Coliseum
Tuesday evening.
Freshman basketer. of Georgetown
have an important engagement Sat
urday. They are to visit Annapolis
for a brush with the Navy plebs, and
some brisk basket ball is anticipated:
Both teams have shown a deal of
spirit at times this season.
Two games have been dropped from
local varsity schedules because of
to arouse interest in their quintet in
the Virginia capital. Those affected
here are George Washington. that
was to play at Richmond February
IL, and Catholic University, that had
q date there February It.
Competitive swimming will be start
cd by Catholic University next Sat-
urday night, when it sends a team to
Baltimore to compete with Johns
Hopkins squad in the tank at Balti-
more Athletic Club. More than
score of tankmen are training daily
in the pool in the Brookland gym
nasium under the direction of Coach
Joe Mangan. The Catholic University
team will be selected early this week
Among those striving for places are
is swimming manager. Capt. VIII
Sullivan, dash performer; the
Chambliss brothers, Joe and Jack;
Frank Gallagher. a plunger; Joe BIZ
bernstein, a short distance swimmer:
Jerry Murphy. diver: William Volt
man. VIII Mansan, John Farrell, Art
German, Bob Nicholson, Jack Rut-
ledge and Ed Hennessey.
Track athletes at Georgetown are
to compete in but one meet this
week, the A. A. U, national junior
championships, in Buffalo. But two
or three members of the Blue and
Gray will make the trip. No former
championship winners, of which
Georgetown has several, are eligible
for competition.
George WashingtOn's team will fig
ure this week In what is believed TO
be a new form of Geographic rife
matches. The Hatchetites will en-
deavor to uphold the east in a tri-
angular competition in which the
University of California will repre-
sent the southwest and the Univer-
sity Of Washington, the northwest.
The conditions call for the ex-
change of signed targets prior to the
match, four-position affair, and an
other exchange following the contest.
In match last year between George