Evening star., 1928-02-21


Park at S O'Clock. and the Cardinals
Will engage Crescent Athletic Club in
Brookland
Stung by its c2-co defeat at the hands
OF Hopkins in Baltimore earlier in the
season, Maryland will be battling to
even scores tonight. 1t was Hopkins
which halted Maryland's straight win
march. which had reached six:
It was the Old Liners third hard
game in as many nights and they were
by no means in top shape for the Jays
though the latter were pressed to win.
Maryland has this time been resting
since Friday whsn ii triumphed over
the strong Washington College team.
To accommodate the large gathering
including many Maryland and Hopkins
alumni expected to be on hand for the
clash between the old rivals extra seats
have been installed in the Old Liners
gym.
Capt Fred Linkous and Bill Evans
are expected TO start at forwards FOX
Maryland tonight with Ham Adams at
center and julie Radice and Al Heagy,
guards. Madigan, HetZel and Dean.
ether first t-stringers. also are apt to
break into the lineup before the game
Is over. Dean, though. is uncertain as
he hurt his hand in the Washington
College game.
Though it revived basket ball only
this Winter after a suspension of sew
eral seasons Hopkins is represented by
combination made up largely of sea-
Soned players who got their experience
with scholastic and independent teams
Prominent members of the Hopkins
euint include Lanyon and Passerow.
forwards. and De Buskey, center.
Eight Players, Coach Fred Rice and
Manager Smith. made up the Catholic
University court squad that left here
this morning for New York. After
meeting Crescent A. c. tonight the
Cardinals will face Fordham tomorrow
G. e. is hopeful Of faring better on
this Gotham foray than when it visited
the big town earlier in the season and
lost 10 New York City College, 90 to 81
In the Cardinal squad are Johnny
Long, Ray Foley, Tut Amann, Bill
Harvey and Capt. Jim Carney. regulars,
and Fats Ogden. McCatoe' and Gioffre,
capable reserves.
Four quints of the local college group
are cardeo Tor action tomorrow, but
only one tilt is scheduled for local
foor. American University will enter
tain Brooklyn Polytechnic tossers in the
Methooists' gym in the lone home
game. While c. Z. is encountering
Fordham in Gotham. Georgetown will
be facing Johns Hopkins in Baltimore
and Gallaudet will be coming to grips
with Blue Ridge al New Windsor, Nd.
A flock OF contests on local floors
over the week end will virtually ring
down the curtain on the season for COL
legiates in this section.
Georgetown and Maryland standards
viii fash tonight in the Meadowbrook
games at Philadelphia. The Hoyas will
be represented by their two-rlile team.
consisting Of Milstead, Julicher. Carney
and Dussault. which will match strides
with the speedsters of Boston College
and Pennsylvania.
The Old Liners cne-mile four will
be pittec against the flyers OF Syracuse,
Fordham. Colgate and Pennsylvania In
a special race
Wildermuth. Adelman and weisner
OF Georgetown are TO show their wares
In the sprints. shotput and pole vault,
respectively.
Maryiand's four ran last In a mile
event IL which Colgate beat Yale IN
the New York A. G. games last night,
when one Of the Old Line runners feI!
and put his team out OF the race. The
time. 3 30, was two seconds slower than
that With which the Maryland quartet
won from Harvard and Penn early In
the month in the Aiiiirose meet In
Gotham.