Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-17


the remainder Of the week at
i least a pair Of tits arc scfed-
uled each night for local col
legians, -
American and George Washington
c,,ir,ts will entertain on home courts TO-
night. The Nethodists will be host IN
Iovoa College CT Baltimore and the Co.
lonials will play host 10 Salem College
of West Virginia. Both games VIII start
a. S o'clock.
Indications are that A. U. and Loyola
will provide an interesting game. Inc
Methodists apparently are not quite up
Ia their standard Of last season. Their
basket Workmanship and their passing
have proved not so good.
Iovola has several clever players III its
tne-lip, including Happy Enright. WASH
ington boy. and graduate OF GonZaea
College: Frank Dudley chief scoring
threat, and Bill Bunting.
George Washington, which brushed
ASIDE KampSen- Sidney. Virginia MecicaI
College ard William and Mary on sue
cess:ve nights On foray into the O!d
Do-,jnicn last Weekend. VIII so after a
victory tonleht over Salem. If the CO.
lonials continue TO exhibit the neat all
around game which they displayed last
week they viii be hard to beat.
GEORGETOWN and Maryland are carded
for action tomorrow night on local
courts. The Hoyas are TO entertain
Johns Hopkins IN the Arcadia ana the
Old Liners will have as their guests at
College Park the Stalwart Gallaudet
five.
That Georgetown viii be against a
foe apt to test its mettle in no uncertain
way is indicated by the fact that New.
York University. which downed the
Eoyas. 80 to 90, triumphed over the
Blue JAYS. IS TO IS, The Blue and
Gray squad has proven that il contains
players Of ability. Its main need 10
reach the best form Of which it Is capa-
bic is practice. IN the opinion OF Coach
Elmer Ripley.
Maryland. which. like George Wash
tngton. has Just returned from an :nva-
sion of Virginia. during which II b3gged
q trio of victories, expects a real argu-
ment from Gallaudet, which has exhib-
tied an undeniable punch.
In Duolesne American University Will
be entertaining a Pittsburgh combina-
ton, and most basket ball teams from
that city, or anywhere from Pennsyl-
vania, SO far es that goes, are apt to
be thoroughly capable.
In Thursdays game Maryland will
having University of Kentucky as its
guest at College Park, and Catholic
University viii play host to the invad-
ing DuqQasne ouint.
GEORGETOWN win be the lone local
team TO see action on the home court
Friday night though that night will
be- the heaviest of TIE week for col
legiate tossers If the District area.
Two games. both on out-ot-town
courts, are slated for collegiates Of this
area Friday night Maryland meets
Hopkins. It's old foe. in Baltimore in
the Old Liners third game in as many
DAYS, and Gallaudet viii show its wares
against University Of Delaware in
Newark.
George Washington and Catholic
University viii come together Saturday
night at B-5dxtsnd In Re only game set
for local court. but II is q headline
attraction both because Of the intra-
city rivalry it ergenders and the excel
lent records Of both teams In the
only other game Of local interest Sat-
urdsy Gailaudet VIII engage st. Johns
ut Annapolis.
Friday night win mark the opening
stty boxers. The Eoya eloyenen that
night viii p.ay host TO Western Mary
lard in the Arcadia. II viii be the
frs; meeting between the institutions
IN the ring sport. which is new ac-
tiv1ty al Georgetown. The meet viii
BE- conducted under rules Of the Ma
ti0ral Collegiate Athletic Association
February Is the HoyaS will entertain
Syracuse boZers in the Arcadia. and II
Is thought that one more card will be
staged here b. the Hoyas next month
Though boxing was just started at
the Hilltop last season, IL has gained
popularity rapidly and nearly SO hus-
kies are now working daily In Ryan
Gymnasium under direction Of Robert
Calhoun. a graduate Of the Naval
Academy and a former pupil OF Spike
Webb. boxing coach at that institu-
ton.
Totsling IS points on Is field goals
and 5 fouls In 4 games. Julie Radice
former Eastern High basketer. now a
member Of the University Of Maryland
varsity qu!nt, is leading the Old Line
scorers Adams is next, With 10 points,
while Dean. Evans. Madigan and Lin
kous al have scored 10 or more.