Evening star., 1924-02-28

With the local field to itself. Ca
next winter i'll match with I real b.
the New Workers have yet to be va
been in eleven engagements with for
=. Coached by Nat Holman, q recoS-
nIsed authority on basket ball and
we'll known here for his playing with
the professional original celtics OF
New York. City College of New York
has for several years been prominent
IN, floor game ranks During the 1891
@2 season the Gotham basketers we're
conceded to be the champions of the
,'ast, beating Princeton. interc6l-
!egiate league champions In two
games. Again in the 1928 CAM
handed the laurels after II had lost
but one game. That was a $3.50
affair at Syracuse. but later City Col
lese OF New York opposed the Orange
op Manhattan Island and won 80 to
a., Victims OF the New Workers. this
J-ear have been st. Francis. Dickin-
son, Manhattan, Brown. Vanderbilt,
McGhl. Fordham. Holy Cross, Masss-
chusetts Tech, Niagara and North
City College may send into action
tomorrow night Palitz and Matchwon,
great players, who last season were
accorded positions on the mythical
ail-easte-n college basket ball team.
he in the Iinc-up. The Brooklanders
Will depend upon Bfeslin and EeertS:
forwards: Fitzgerald. center. and
Lynch and Mcintyre. guards.
Temcrrcw's game will mark the
pass.ug- OF three OF Catholic Univer-
aity's best known basket ball play
der the Red and Black for Lynch.
Eherts and Breslin. Lynch, in the
three last seasons with Catholic Uni
versity court aEgregations, has twice
hccn chosen as guard for all i-soutn
Atlantic quiuts. and ttrobabl~ Is one
of'the best at that place ever devel-
oDad in this section. EbertS has done
we'll both at forward and center.
while Bres!in has much ability as
forward in three seasons,
.The loss Of tie"e veterans yrill
mean mach iaard work for Fred Rice
next winter. Practically an entire
team will have to be built and the
reserve ,aterial this season Is not
30 promising.
contrary to expectations, Gallaudet
failed to give Catholic University an
interesting basket ball battle The
affair was rather listless at the start.
TO scoring being ACCOMPLISHED In the
first ten minutes of play. Then the
Brooklanders b"carne busy and at
half time held ten-Potnt advantage,
mainly through some accurate shootins
fray both teams put more life into
| their performances.
| Bresiin was the star of the pastime,
accounting for thirteen of the Brook
"a nders points. Mccall and Riddle
were best for Gallaudet.
In preliminary game the Catholic
University freshmen overcane the
immaculate Conce Dtion Seniors, % to
necessary to reach decision. Al the
end of the regulation fray the quiats
were deadiocked at "a. Baskets by
krashaar and Kenny decided the
ISSUE.
MarylaRA's tOsSerx are or their way
TO Atlanta to participate in the an
hual basket ball tournament of the
beginning tomorrow. The first oppo-
nent of the Old Liners will be Vir-
ginia Military Institute, a quint that
defeated them last week in Lextng-
ten: Those to make the trip. in
Faber, Ensor. Supplee. Hall, Beatty,
Groves, Troxeu and Burger.
Three relay teams and two individ-
ual entries will represent Georgetown
in, the annual Intercollegiate indoor
track and field championships IN New
York Saturday night. The Hilltop
pers are banking heavily upon their
Capt. George Marsters, Johnny Hol-
den, Eddie Brooks and Walter Gegan.
All are speedy hslf-nilers. This team
Will be opposed to Boston College.
winner of the event last winter; Holy
Cross and Penn State among others.
Georgetown hopes to place its mile
team in q race which will bring to-
Sether number Of formidable col
lege fours. The combination has in
IL Andy Gaffey, George Kinnaly, Ray
Hass and Paul Herlihy.
For the first time Georgetown will
relay race. George Eastment will
run the quarter, Jack Hass or Frank
lin McClain the furlong, Richard Null
laney the half-nile and Louis Este
vez the mile.
Tony PIansky will sport the Blue
and Gray In the shot-put and Harry
Halme in the two-mile run.
Father Vincent McDonough, faculty
director of athletics, and Jim Grasty,
student president of the athletic as
ISOLATION, Will see the Georgetown
men in action. They are going to
New York tonight in order to attend
tho annual dinner of the Georgetown
Alumni Association of that city to-
morrow.
Girl basketers of George Washing
ION University took the measure Of
the Gallaudet sextet in 20-to-14 en-
gagement. The Kendall Greeners
held 9-to-1 advantage at the close
Of the first half, but could not cope
with late Hatchetite rally. Misses
EWers and Robsfon starred for the
vtctors. while Miss Clark did much