Evening star., 1924-01-31

York Athletic Club won in SO 3-5 sec
onds and III. s. Fitch OF the Chicag"
Athletic Association was second
The Georgetown team of Paul Her
lihy, quarter-miler; Ray Haas, fur
long sprinter: Walter Gegan, half
miller. and Eddie Brooks, miller was
defeated by a Boston College quar-
tet. including Sullivan, Kelley, Welch
and Cavanaugh, that ran the race III
7.43 20. Johns Hopkins was the only
other starter.
In the last leg of the race, Verne
Booth. intercollegiate cross-country
champion: Cavanaugh and Brooks
were opponents. Booth faced a 80
yard handicap when he took the ba-
ton for the anchor mile, but was out
run by Cavanaugh. wo finished with
40 yards over Brooks and 100 over
the Hopkins man.
Hilltop athletes are TO strive for
more laurels at the Boston Athletic
Association games i'll Boston Saturday
night. relay team will he in com
petition as we'll a 5 entries in open
and special events. Georgetown's re
lay Will have to show deal of speed
if it is not to be beaten for the sec
ond time this winter by the Holy
Cross four At the Millrose games
last night the Purple runners romped
to victory over Boston College anu
Fordham teams, winning III 3.2S L..
The time made by Burns. Mulvihill.
Higgins and Tierney was the bes: OF
the mile races.N
Virginia put n two-mile relay team
on the floor at the AIillrose meet that
/ won over Syracuse. The time made
| by Castleman. Irving. Talbot and Bo-
! hannon-S.14 3-5-was not so good.
! however. There is little likelihood OF
an Old Dominion four running against
| Georgetown in the meet here, for the
| former could not make it interesting
! for the team the Hilltoppers are ca pa
i bic of putting out. Georgetown has
| iour men who can break two minutes
on an outdoor track and should run
! close to eight minutes for the indoor
| two miles.
| BuckneII ba>keters will invade the
gymnasium at Brookland tonight for
! a game with Catholic University. and
! reports of past performances of the
| Lewisburg team indicate that it will
give the Red and Black a good bat
tie. BuckneIl has been winning con
sistently since the first of the month
! and will present its full strength
! tonight.
primed for the test Its players have
| overcome that tendency toward
| ''staleness" that hampered them
| somewhat right after the Christmas
; to their winning stride. Coach Fred
| Rice will use his veteran lineup, which
includes Breslin and Eberts. for
wards; Fitzgerald, center. and Lynch
! and Lawler. guards. Play is to start
at $40 o'clock.
! George wnShingtOn's quint has yet
to win a game. The Hatchetites last
night took their sixth trouncing o.
the season in 35-to-1S engagement
! with the St. Francis College five Of
Brooklyn. The outcome of the gam
never was in doubt. St. Francis as
suming 4 2S-to-6 advantage in the
first half and playing under wraps
III the second. The HatchetiteS
scored but six goals from scri immag~
and were quite weak al shooting
from the free toss line. klopsch was
the only George Washington player
able to make any headway against
the visitors. Brennan. Baye and No
| ran starred for st. Francis
The Hatchetites are to be hosts I"
i Gallaudet at Central Coliseum Satur-
| day night, and unless they brace con-
| siderably are in for another defea |.
So far Gallaudet has shown greater
aptitude at scoring from scrimmase.
and its defense is good, If not
better than George Washingtons