Evening star., 1928-12-13
CARDINALS OPPOSE
BALTIMORE i. FIVE
~ Contests Are Scheduled.
G. U. Team Winner Over
Western Maryland.
. oAcH FRED RICE of the Cath

opening game against Univer-
xitv of Baltimore Saturday night at
O'Clock in the Catholic U. gymnasium;
The contest will begin at O'Clock,
and will be preceded by preliminary
match between the freshmen qulntS Oh
the two schools, starting at O'Clock.
With Foley, Harvey, Long ana Car
ney. stalwarts of the past several sea-
sons missing, and with only Limited
number of seasoned tossers at hand,
Rice has a hard Job to turn out team
comparable to the sturdy comoinations
which have represented the CarolnalS
in recent campaigns.
Only Two Letter Men.
Fat Ogden, guard, and Tut Amann,
forward, are the only letter men lett
from last seasons c. U. team, but Bell,
Champa, McCabe, Sadlowski, Schmlot
and Gioffre, from the l928-29 squad,
are on hand, along with virtually the
whole strong freshmen team of a year
ago, and Rice is hopeful OF developing
a sturdy combination.
Leading candidates for the team VINO
held forth last Winter with the year.
lings are Capt. Bill Fitzgerald, JACK
Blurnmette, Larry Martin, Matt Mul.
Ianey. Joe Walsh, Jerry Buskley ana
Eddie O'Brien.
Just what combination will be started
by Coach Rice against Baltimore sat
urday is uncertain. 1t is likely that the
Cardinal mentor will use many players,
especially if his team obtains a slzeapie
lead over the visitors. However, Balti-
more furnished Georgetown with a stout
battle in taking a 1926 licking from the
Hoyas Saturday and likely Will offer
Catholic University an interesting
evening.
Has a Hard Schedule.
Except that it has not been decided
whether American University will be en-
gagged in the Methodists' gym March
or Q. the Catholic University schedule
of II games has been completed.
It follows:
December 15-University Of Balti-
more.
December IS-William and Mary.
January 9--GaIlaudet.
January 12-Navy, at Annapolis.
January 16-Loy0la.
January lS-Villanova.
January 2S-American University.
January 3O-George Washington, at
George Washington.
February 2-Virginia.
February Mount st. Mary's.
February 6-Fordham.
February 12-DuqueSne.
February 14-Loy0la, at Baltimore.
February 2O-GeOrge Washington.
February 22-VillanOva, at Villanova.
February 23-City College of New
York, at New York.
March 1 or 2--American University,
ut American University.
Coach Clark will select the starting
n
be used against University of Balti-
more Freshmen Saturday night in the
preliminary game on the Catholic Uni-
Versity floor from the following:
Oliver, Ambrose, Kane, Connors, Tib-
bets. Lynch. Clemens, Graci, McAree,
Pallantee, Hunter and Prezzuno. 1ndt-
cations are that the Cardinals yearlings
will have an unusually strong combina-
ton.
During the past season when 1t lost
not game and was not scored upon tne
Catholic University Freshman foot BAH
team counted 180 points against its op-
ponents.
Georgetown's basket ball team chalked
I'D its second win in as many starts
last night when it took the measure
of Western Maryland, 38 to %, in the
George Washington University gym
nasium.
Led by Maurice Mccarthy, who scored
six field goals and two fouls for a total
of IA points, Georgetown led the Green
Terrors, 19 to 16, at the half and went
on in the final session to roll up safe
lead.
Georgetown's quint showed superior
speed and team play to that displayed
by the husky visiting combination.
Broll did most of Western Marylanos
counting, chalking up ii points, three
goals from the floor and five fouls. AT
the start of the second half. Western
Maryland drew to within two points OF
the Hoyas, but Mccarthy again came
through with goal foul and an as
sist on which Meenan scored to give his
team neat bulge.
Central Highs basketers proved no
match for the Georgetown freshmen in
the preliminary, which was won by the
latter quint, % to IL.
The bigger Hoya players outclassed
the scholasticS all the way.
Larsen and Riley did most OF the
winners scoring with Lowell and Capt.
Fisher standing out for Central.
The G. U.-WeStern Maryland score: