Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-13

49, ClSiOn. nine OIL them Hcit q
the other eight in spots north
and south.
Catholic University. which will have
its basket ball, boxing and swimming
teams in action. will set the pace
Georgetown which also will have It's
mittmen and quint In competition, Is
the only other college to figure IN
other than basket ball.
All of the swimming and boxing con.
tests will he away from home, but
there will he one or more attractive
basket hall games here each night OF
the week with every one of the six
teams participating in home contest
or two.
Following are the events for the
week. all the games being basket ball
unless otherwise stated:
MISUNDERSTANDING University
At Yale; George Washington and
American University.
TUESDAY-Virginia nj Mary.
land: Catholic University at Ores.
scent 4. c. of Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAY - William and
Mary at George Washington;
Shenandoah College at American
University; Catholic University at
Fordham.
THURSDAY-Willi and Mary
ut Georgetown.
FRIDAY-American University
ut Gallaudet; William and Mary at
Catholic University: Maryland at
North Carolina State: Catholic Uni
versity Swimmers at Lafayette.
SATURDAY Blue Ridge at
American University; Maryland at
North Carolina; New York Univer-
city boxers at Catholic University:
Georgetown boxers Mt Syracuse:
Catholic University swimmers at
1.ehigh.
George Washington and American
University will be playing their sec
ond game of the campaign when they
clash on the latter's court tomorrow
night, the Methodist having scored,
FL TO Is, in a merry battle in the
Colonials gymnasium a little more
than a month ago. Since that time
American Il. bowed to Catholic u. 80
to "a, while the Brooklanders were
only able to beat George Washington,
% to 49, Indications are that the
Methodists and Colonialse will stage an
other tight contest.
Catholic University should take Yale
over the jumps in New Haven tomor.
row night. but the going against the
Crescent A. c. and Fordham should
not be SO easy. Former college
Crescent team and Fordham boasts
of one of the greatest quints in the
East. Fordham, too. bowed to the
Rrooklanders here and will be looking
for revenge. In addition to being the
hardest game on G.. US Northern list
II is the final Of the four game jaunt.
the worst spot possible. Coach Fred
Rice is mighty short of good reserves
and his team doubtless will he pretty
well worn out by the time Fordham
In engaged
Maryland. which wound up a strenu.a
Gus week last Saturday, during which
time FIVE games. three away from
home. were played. will be out for
revenge when! it meets Virginia Tues
day night in Richie gymnasium at
College Park. Virginia won at
Charlottesville last month, 90 to II,
but the Old Liners feel that their
chances are better than even to turn
the tables. Coach Shipley will send
his charges through light warming
ND process tomorrow for Tuesday s
battle, as the Terrapins are in none
too good trim after their siege of hard
games and travelling. 1t is a par
ticularly arduous trip TO Lexington,
Va, that has to be made by train
and bus.
William and Mary will bring a good
team. though not a real topline one,
here for it's games on successive nights
with George Washington and all the
contests in which it figures should be
attractive. Teams coming out of
williamsburg. Va, usually are strong
and the qufnt is no exception.
GaiIaudet will make bold bid to
conquer American University in their
game at Kendall Green Friday night
as it was treated rather badly in
contest in the Methodists gym recent
Nv. Besides it will be Gallaudet's last
strictly local engagement.
Georgetown boxers, who made their
debut in collegiate competition last
night at Annapolis. have picked out
another tough spot TO test their skill
in listing Syracuse. Arrangements
have just been completed for the
match.
Georgetown and Maryland will be
represented in the big New York A. =
games in Gotham tomorrow night
Coach John OReilly Of the Hilltoppers
viii take up his relay team OF OShea
Herlihy. Swinburne and Burgess &c
run against Boston College and Holy
Cross. and will have McHugh and
Wildermuth in the sprints. George
towns four is the same that already
has scored twice in Northern races.
Maryls nds quartet will race Har-
oil a1-it oh M
from that which beat the Crimson
Penn and Virginia in the Millrose
meet. Pugh, who ran first then. is ii
and will be replaced by Whteford
who ran second. Sheriff, who was or
the team last season, will run second
with Thomas third and Matthews
anchor. Except for the fact that
pugh is an exceptionally good starter
the Maryland team should not be
weakened
That there will he merry battle
for the basket hall championship II
the Southern Conference tourney
which begins in Atlanta the latter
mart of the month, is very plain. NORTH
Carolina. last wears champion; NORTH
Carolina State. Georgia. Georgia Tech
Auburn, Mississippi Aggies and Mis-
siEsippi University appear To he The
strongest teams in the Dixie proper
while Maryland and Washington an'
Lee have been doing the best work II
the South Atlantic section.
However. all the others among tn
81 in the conference have plaYe'
much good basket ball. except Y. NJ
l.. Kentucky and Clemson, which hav
won few games. Kentucky. one o
the leaders last year, has had par
ficularly rough going.
North Cardinals only conference
defeat was ut the hands of Maryian
in a recent game at College Park
while Georgia Tech has dropped cnl
ore contest in the organization, an
that by d lone point. Mississippi
Argies runners.un last season. ais