Evening star., 1925-01-16

The varsity and Wake Forest
tween the Georgetown University fire
beginning at 7 80 o'clock, is conclu'
will be making their season debut.
another strong foe in prospect, being
land in Ryan court.
Although Coach John OReiIly has
named four veterans of last Winters
team for the 1925 quint. the new ag
gregation is rather an uncertain one.
No definite selection of a player to
fill the most important center posi-
tion has been made and so far the
candidates seeking that job have not
demonstrated any extraordinary
ability.
At forwards. Georgetown has Jim
Sweeney and Hap Farley. the latter
a product of Aloysius Club. In the
guard position. the Blue and Gray
plans to use Richie Ryan and Capt.
AL Brogan, both experienced basket
ers. For the center job the fight at
present is between Finley and Dunn.
with the former perhaps holding the
edge. In immediate reserve George
town has McNaney. Nork, Flavin,
Gitlitz aand Buckmanick.
Intercollegiate swimming for the
local season will be inaugurated to-
night, when a George Washington
University team will be opposed to a
Catholic University team in the big
pool at Brookland. Several events
will be in the program due to get
under headway at o'clock. The
Catholic University tank squad in
cludes Mangan, Gallagher. Vignos,
Nicholson. Farrell, Fitzgerald. Sulli-
van, Lehrfeld. H Chambliss, ].
Chambliss, Estavez. Guayle, Florence,
Milholland. Cummings and Howe.
George Washington has only a small
squad and tonight will depend upon
Slower, Better, Newby. Redfeld and
Claudy.
be on the calendar here tomorrow.
In addition to the Georgetown West
ern Maryland encounter in Ryan gym
nasium, Gallaudet will be host to the
Quint OF the dental department of the
University of Maryland at Kendall
Green. Play on the Florida avenue
court Will start at s o'clock The
Maryland dentists this afternoon were
to tackle the Maryland freshmen at
College Park
George Washington has added an
other game to its schedule. The
Hatchetttes next Wednesday night
will be opposed to Drexel Institute of
Philadelphia, in their new gymnasium
on H street near Twentieth.
Catholic University basketers will
play Loyola in Baltimore tomorrow
night, hoping to avenge the 23-to-21
defeat sustained at the hands of the
Baltimoreans last Winter
Basketcrs ut University of Mary
land made yesterday a field day. regis
'tering three trfumphs. Before the var
sity beat Lafayette, 80 to Is. the fresh
men took the measure of Business High
in 37to-17 afternoon fray and Of
Hyattsville High in a 31-to-23 prelim-
mary to the main go at night. Old
Liners and Eastonians fought fiercely in
the first half of their game. the former
holding only a 12-to-10 advantage at
the intermisson. But with Supplee
blazing the way in the second half the
Marylanders all but ran away from
their opponents.
In the freshman games Business was
not strong enough to give the rangy
Maryland cubs any real opposition. but
Hyattsville troubled a eecond-strng
team early in the evening fray Then
Coach Shipley sent the freshman regu-
lars into action and brought the game
out of the fire.
Georgetown University. with team
or -FOUR athletes, made the second
best team score last night in the A. A.
u. national Junior indoor track and
field championships In New York.
George Kinally, John Holden Paul
Herlihy and Emerson Norton amassed
10 points for the Blue and Gray. 10
behind the total of the winning New
York Athletic Club team. Kinally
and Holden won junior titles, the
former defeating II. Ray of Newark
Athletic Club in a driving finish in
the 300-yard race, while Holden beat
his teammate Herlihy in the 500. Nor
ton was second in the shot-put. third
in the pole vault and fourth in the
high jump. In a half-mile special.
George Marsters of Georgetown won
over Jimmy Connolly, former Hilltop
track captain.
Washington Alumni of the Uni
versity of Illinois are expected to at
tend the Earle Theater tomorrow
night to view the first showing of a
film depicting Red Grange. Illinois
all-American back, considered by
Walter Camp the greatest all-around
foot ball player of all time. in action
The Grange film has been added to
the regular picture program at the
Earle.
THREE FRAT GAMES