Evening star., 1926-01-10

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4 Point to play Army. The Blue and
more opposition in one week: Geo
morrow night and Lafayette Thurst
visits Baltimore Saturday for its onI
Catholic University opens UP a
| trip Wednesday night at New York
with Fordham University. Thurs
Club; Friday, meets Manhattan Col
| iege, and Saturday. City College Of
! New York. All games are either in
New York or Brooklyn.
Maryland plays at home Tuesday
night with University Of Richmond
and the next day leaves for Lexing-
| ton, Va, where Wednesday night 1t
plays Virginia Military Institute.
| Thursday night. Washington and
takes on Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
| tute at Blacksburg.
| Catholic University's swimming
| team is in Baltimore Wednesday
night for dual meet with Balti-
| more Athletic Club and GEORGETOWN S
| track squad goes to Fordham Sat
urday night to take part in the in
door meet staged by the Gotham
| school.
Following is the complete basket
| ball schedule for the week:
Monday-St. Mary's at Georgetown
Richmond at George Washington.
Tuesday-Richmond at Maryland
| Lafayette at Georgetown.
Wednesday-Cathol L. at Ford
| ham. Maryland at Y. NJ. i.
Thursday-Bucknell at Georgetown
Catholic L. at Crescent Athletic
| Club. Maryland at Washington and
! Lee. Lafayette at George Washing
| ton.
Friday-Catholic L. at Manhattan
Saturday-Georgetow at Army
| Catholic L. at City College Of New
York. Maryland at Y. P. l.. Gallau
det VS.. L.. of NJ. Dental School al
Baltimore.
play here, figure in the two game,
scheduled at Annapolis by the Navs
Bucknell leaves here Saturday morn
| ing to face the Midshipmen that
| afternoon and Lafayette. after meet
| ing Georgetown Tuesday night
Jumps to Annapolis TO play Navy
Wednesday and then comes back for
its game Thursday with the Hatchet-
ties.
Prof. 3. W. Griffith, member Of
the faculty of Bucknell University
has succeeded Moose" Mccormick
as graduate manager OF athletics. Nc
Cormick has gone to West Point tt
coach baseball.
After the Maryland cross countr!
team had trained for a month for th'
annual championship event of the
South Atlantic Association of tn,
Amateur Athletic Union, II was noti
fed Friday that it would not be al
lowed to compete. Maryland won th'
event the last two years. However, II
being barred the Old Liners have nt
kick coming IS 1t was only by cour
tesy that they were allowed to take
part in the two years they won
Maryland would have been allowed
to enter the race had it joined the
Amateur Athletic Union as a clut
organization. In reality, a college
team has no right to compete agains
a group of club runners in such al
event College men train and wori
for such races under far more advan
tageous conditions than the club ath
letes and would win practically all th'
time. There is no reason why thu
Amateur Athletic Union clubs in ths
South Atlantic section should ALLOW
the University of Maryland year aftel
year to step in and take honors thai
legitimately ought to be won by some
club member of the organization. The
Amateur Athletic Union people were
|
the situation and undoubtedly right.
/ North Cardinals track prospect.
were given a jolt recently when 4
was learned that Andy Bell, stal
to school. He will cost North Caro-
lima just about five points in ever!
meet in which it takes part, becaus,
no other miller in the South could fin
ish within 20 yards Of him, unless 4
were Tharpe Of Richmond. Bell wa!
very consistent and never did the mile
in worse than 4 minutes 25 seconds IL
any of his meets where 1t was neces
sary for him to go out and extent
himself.
However. without Bell, North Caro-
lima Is looking for one of the strong
est squads 1t has ever had. 1t still
has good distance men in Elliott
Pritchett, Daniels. Henderson, Ber
rier, Tharpe, Goodwin and Lambeth
The Tarheels also possess a capabl
group Of middle distance men in Jonas
Edwards, Parker, Rhinehart, Henle,
Watt and Hackney. Edwards in tn,
quarter is the most proficient of th
niddle-distance men. as he covers tn
quarter in about so seconds. AS
matter of fact, Coach Bob Fetzer 4
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onds this year. Mcpherson, sprinter
Giersch and Huggins, hurdlers: Ford
ham in the weights; Ambrose, higl
and broad jumper; Barber, Javelin
and Corbett. pole vault, are the othe
varsity men Of 1925 who are back
In addition to these there are severa
other athletes Of promise coming VI
from last years freshman squad.
Coach Bob Fetzer. who has done 70
track at North Carolina what Wallac
Wade has done for foot ball at Ala
bama. Is in charge of the squad again
Three years ago he built up a goo,
nucleus and now has a squad tina
in dual meets is about as capable g.
4 any other in the South In fact, i
Is doubtful il any other squad in tn
South will be able to beat North Caro-
lima this year In a dual event
Craig OF the Naval Academy is on
of the best shots from the floor OIL
any basket ball team in the country
AS one coach recently said, there
only one way to stop him from max
ing goals and that is not to give hin
a chance to shoot. II Craig misse,
a fair attempt for a goal it is tn,
exception.
| Catholic University evidently has II
Foley one Of the best all-around ath
letes that have worn it's colors In tn.
last 10 years. He was star in foo
| I(sn.