Evening star., 1924-01-22

are responding more ana more 10 IN
GaIlaudet, while it lacks veteran
tho tutelage of Ted Hughes, and Cal
pressure. The game is the only one
season. 1t Is TO get under way proml
Three Washington high school
products are to start in the game for
Maryland; Faber, former Eastern
positions; Supplce. College Park foot
bali luminary, who won basket ball
iaurels at Tech, will be at center,
and Groves, former Western athlete.
share the forward duties with Faber
while Beatty will be at back.
Galiaudct more than likely will use
the same team that overthrew Ran
hoiph Macon SO early hast week. 1t
Includes Boatwright and Riddle,
forwards; Pucci. center, ands Bradley
and Davis, guards. The Kendall
Green reserve squad, that has been
doing good work n'pPactice recently,
may be called upon before the fray
ends. The second-string men are
McCaH and Scheuneman, forwards :;
Danofsky, center, and Wallace and
Szopa, guards.
This Maryland Ga LA udet game pro-.
rides half of the college basket ball
entertainment to be offered here this
week. The other contest billed is that
between Maryland and Catholic Uni
Ncrsity to be played at Rrookland
Saturday night. This is expected to
hc a spirited affair. tieorgetown has
a contest with Navy Saturday. but it
VIII be staged in Dahigren Hall, at
annapolis.
Although George Washington Uni
rersity basketers have no game
scheduled until a week from tomor-
raw wheu they are to encounter the
~ Francis quint, they are not idling.
Regular drills under the direction of
zach Jack Daily are in order and in
these the Hatchetites are not being
spared. George Washington was not
"a weak at passing in its contest with
georgetown last Saturday, but its
shooting form was quite poor. Time
and time again the Hatchetites
inutfcd opportunities to pocket the
ball. Daily is paying particular at
tention to this most important phase:
of the game and expects to have his
charges hitting the goal when next
they take the court for competition.
Catholic University and Georgetown
qulpts are in for week of strenuous
practice. Each meets on Saturday a
team 1t would rather beat than any
"ther. OF course, the Broog1anders
are conceded d decided advantage
over their old rival. Maryland, but
hey realize that victory will not be
4chleVed without a deal of effort
deorgetoWn, though, will have to put
INTO the fray with Navy everything
p II has If 1t is to finish ahead A Hill-
top win Saturday would be most sur
nHsing.
This week is to be a busy one for
rack men at Georgetown, three
meets helns on their schedule. John
ny Holden, Hyattsville boy who used
70 compete for Pennsylvania, and
walter Gegan left today for Newark.
Where they will run in the GO0-yard
Specla tomorrow night at the st.
ioseph,s Athletic Club games. Sat
uFuay nlght, Georgetown will he rep
resented i'll two meets, the knights of
IoIum bus carnival in Boston and the
-hrooklyn College event in BROOKLYN
IN addition TO the mile relay quar-
1st mat Is to compete in the Cardinal
oCohneil cup race, the Hillteppers
may have another team running at
hoston. Harvard wants an opponent
tor ITS great two-mile four, and
tIeorgetown is likely to accommodate e
IT. However, Georgetown considers
the Cardinal O'Connell cup race more
important. 1t has won this event the
past two years and victory this time
would bring tho trophy to the Hill
'op permanently.- Capt. George Mar
SterS Is to start in the Mayor Curley
mile at the Hub. The Boston souad
Wlli be III charge of Jimmy Mulligan,
former GEORGETOWN track star.
NlIIlam Sullivan, distance runner,
a'td venom Ascher, stellar quarter
ml'er' are to run at Brooklyn SuIIi-
van VIII enter the 1,O0O-yard race
while Aschersis to be in the uuarter
neid. The Brooklyn MANAGEMENT has
asked Georgetown to enter a reIay
and the Hilltoppers may send a sec.
"hd mile team to the meet.
ascher, GeOrEetown's quarter-miler.
VINO is competing unattached this
season because of athletic eligibility
rules. now is wanted by all the big
eastern indoor meet managements as
result of the form he flashed in
winning the open quarter at the
Fordham games last Saturday Then
he stamped himself as one of the
foremost quarter-milers of the coun-
try when he beat Long Tom Camp
bell, former Yale star and world rec
ord holder for 600 yards. and Jake
Driscol1, Boston y. A. runner, who
formerly held the national and in
tcrCollegiate quarter-mile titles in A
doub!e-tnr1ong test in which he start
ed two yards hack of scratch
Asrhcr gained prominence last year
q Chicago when he won the national
Junior outdoor quarter-mile title in
- l-5 seconds, faster time than was
recorded by the winner of the senior
title race the following day. A week
later Ascher went to New York and
double furlong athletes of the coun-
try in an outdoor exhibition.
His capabilities indoors, where he
would he compelled to negotiate the
short track turns, however. were un-
known until his race last Saturday
night. when he demonstrated that he
was as capable in indoor competition