Evening star., 1928-12-22
GALLAUDET QU|NT
IN GAME TONIGHT.
Entertains Maryland State
NormaI-MaryIand Visits
Penn for Contest.

TN the last college basket ball game
here prior to the holidays Gallaudet
will entertain Maryland State Nor
4 NAL School tonight, at 8 o'clock, in
the Kendall, Green gym, in Gallau-
diets first hcme game.
University of MARYLAND also has a
game tonight, against Penn in Phila-
delphia. ..
GalIaudet hopes to show to better ad-
vantage tonight than did the Kendall
Greeners In losing to American Uni
versity, 81 to 80. in the opening game
for both teams last week in the A. u.
gym.
Coach Krug has been working hard
since the game with the Methodists to
develop a more effective Gallaudet COM
stebbins maybe at right forward in
place of Drapiewski at the start tonight.
with Cosgrove at left forward. Cain
will be at center and Wurdemann, one
of the few District students attending
Gallaudet, has shown so much improve
ment that he is expected to start at a
guard post along with HokanSon. Grin
nell, Ringle, Bradley, Monaghan and
Katz will be on hand for relief duty.
Capt. Louis Dyer. star forward. still is
suit of an injury received on the grid
iron the past season, but it Is believed
that he may be able to get in the line
up soon.
University Of Maryland will start
combination against Penn tonight made
up altogether of letter men who faced
the Ouakers last Winter. The Old
Liners lost in their last meeting with
g. hat ttr,N onn
triumphed over the Red and Blue, %
to 18.
Coach Burton Shipley has announced
that he will start this Maryland lineup
tonight:
Julie Radice and Bill Evans, for
wards; George Madigan, center, and
Capt. Thurston Dean and Albert Heagy,
guards All these tossers are former
Washington high school players.
Except Evans, all slated to start have
been working at holiday Jobs in the
post office here and have had little time
to practice. though they are in good
shape physically. Despite lack of drill
ing the Old Liners showed we'll in beat
ing William and Mary, 80 to 20, IN
Maryland's opener at College Park
Thursday night.
AS reserves Coach Shipley will have
at hand tonight Fred Hetzel, forward
or center, and another letter man, and
Morris Cohan, forward: Bob Gaylor,
guard. and John Allen, center, all new
comerS.
Billy Gooch, genial and capable ath-
letic director of William and Mary Col
| lege. who piloted the Indian basket ball
| team up this way for four contests in
the absence Of the regular coach. is
strong for Dutch Eberts. former Catho-
| lie University star, as floor game Off
cial.
"Eberts, in my opinion, is the best
| official in this section" said Gooch,
after the William and Mary-Maryland
game Thursday night. He probably
| is the strictest man calling them here
about and may get rise from the fans
and players for a time, but he knows
the game, makes few mistakes and his
work is bound to be appreciated. 1t is
pity that there are not more officials
like him, as the players, once they find
that they are up against strict offici-
ating, will stop making needless fouls.
| For instance, had three men go out
on four personals in the game with
| Catholic University in which Eberts
worked. In the Maryland game. two
nights later, which he also refereed, the
| most fouls called on any one OF my men
were two"
Eberts will work in a number of
Maryland's future games and also Is in
great demand by other colleges.