Evening star., 1928-12-18

night, entertaining WlllaIn anu
Mary tossers in the big Brook
land gymnasium.
The match will follow preliminary
between the Cardinal freshmen and
Business High, starting at 7:15 O'Clock.
The Stenogs were to engage G. u
freshmen last night, but the matcn
was postponed until tonight.
Despite that william and Mary was
beaten by Johns Hopkins, 38 to 23,
last night in Baltimore, the Indians are
apt to offer c. u. lively battle to-
night. Last nights match was the flrst
of the season for William and Mary
and the Williamsburg team probably
will show to better advantage against
the Cardinals.
Moreover, C. U. may have to start
the game without Johnny Blumette,
forward and one of the most promising
members of its inexperienced squad.
It is feared that scholastic difficulties
will prevent Blumette playing. If he
is declared ineligible, he will not be
able to again get in the game until
about February /.
Should Blumette be unable to start
tonight, either Hal ogden or Tut
Amann, reserves on last Winters var
tsity squad, will hold down his job.
The remainder of the Cardinal lineup
University of Baltimore in G. us OPEN
ing game Saturday-Bill Fitzgerald,
forward; Duke McCabe, center, and
Larry Martin and Al Papalia, guards.
Silverman, forward, is the big threat
of the William and Mary team. Last
season when the Indians made a fine
record he scored 248 points. Last
night against Hopkins Silverman count
led Is, more than half his teams total
American University will play its Sec
ond game of the court season tomor-
row night in Richmond, engaging Viz
ginia Medical College. The MethodiSts
showed impreSsively in winning their
opening game over Gallaudet, 80 to 81,
and are certain to offer the VirginianS
"a brisk battle.
Coach Maud Crum now has candi-
dates for George washington Univer-
,Eity's basket ball squad down to hard
preparation, for the campaign. The
squad last night was cut to 16 in order
that Crun may concentrate on the
more promising aspirantS. 1t is plan
ned to later slash the squad to 10, which
will be the number carried through the
campaign.
One of the most likely appearing
newcomers in the squad is Roudabush,
former Eastern High School athlete.
IRoudabush is battling for a forward
berth against Allshouse and Barrow,
regulars from last season, and Young,
Bowen and Thacker.
! Bill Snow, Alexander and Christopher
lere striving for the center job
Gray, Blaine and Pomeroy appear to
have the edge in the fight for the guard
TtCbS, though Fine. Lamphere and |
Emmanuel are working hard.
Bucknell, which was scheduled to |
come here to meet the ColonialS Janu- |
iRry 10, will not be here until February 1
IL, it has been announced Games |
with American University have been |
tentatively set for January 16 and Feb |
ruary 5. with the first game at G. w.
University of NHaryland's team viii
meet Virginia Poly February at Blacks
burg, Va, February ON trip to the
Old Dominion, during which the Old
Liners will engage washington and Lee
on February and Virginia Military
Institute on the 9Th, both at Lexington
The v. P. l. game was announced fol-
lowing the return of Burton Shipley,
Maryland coach. from the Southern
Conference meeting in Nashville.
Maryland now is endeayoring to
line up an opponent to be met on a
Trip early IN january, curing winch
University of Kentucky will be engaged.
A game with Washington and Lee, to
be met at College Park, has been
arranged.
Lou Little, Jack McAuIiffe and Curley
Byrd, athletic directors of Georgetown
University, Catholic University and the
University of Maryland, respectively,
will attend the meetings of the National
Collegiate Association and the Foot
Ball Coaches Association of America TO
be held in New Orleans December 81
and 2S.
Both Georgetown and Catholic Uni
lVersity's directors seek to find teams
for home games next Fall Georgetown
wants to fill October IL on its schedule
and the Cardinals are after opponents
for October II, November and No
vember g.
Little is a member of the committee
that will report to the National Col
legiate Athletic Association on the foot
ball situation of today and he will
help make up report to the coaches
association on the subject of ethics of
foot ball
Following the meetings, McAuliffe
will return to Washington, but Little
will keep on North to look in on the
Georgetown quint in its games with
teams around New York during the
holiday period.