Evening star., 1928-02-29
CATHOLIC j. VISITS
C. W.FOR CONTEST
BrookIanderS Won Earlier in
Season and Appear Like
Iy to Repeat.
GAME tonight between Catholic
University and George Wash
ington teams in the Colonial
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GAME tonight between CatEollC
n University and George Wash
"A ington teams in the Colonial
gym. starting at $50 o'clock,
will mark the close Of the basket
bail season for teams Of the local col
lege group.
Catholic L. toSsers handily defeated
C w earlier in the season at Brook
land and arc big favorites to repeat
tonight, but the Colonials are deter
mined 10 offer the Cardinals the best
fight Of which they arc capable.
Capt Jim Carney. Ray Foley. Johnny
Long and Bill Harvey. who doubtless
have formed the best combination ever
to represent the Cardinals. will be play
ing their final game for the Brook
landers tonight, as they are all to be
graduated. Either Amann or Bell is
expected 10 fill the other berth "t the
start.
George WaShmgtons lineup at the
outset Will comprise Capt. GoodSon,
AllShouse Rangely, Carey and BarcowS.
Freshmen teams of the two colleges
will meet III preliminary, starting al Z
o'clock.
Only two players Of the University
O. Maryland basket ball team. which
won ii out Of Is games, are 10 be lost
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center, and Fred Lin6ouS. forward and
guard. Six OF the others are sopho-
nlores.
Those who Will be al hand next VIM
ter are Thurston Dean, guard. a Junior
Julie RadiCe. forward or guard; George
Madigan. forward or guard: Albert
Eeagy. guard: Bill Evans, forward: Fred
Eetzel. center or forward. all sopho-
nlores, who along with Adams and
1inkous got into every game. Walker
Hale forward. and Del Zahn. guard
juniors, and Mel Koons, guard. sopho-
more. who were reserves this season.
also viii be available for the next CAM
paign.
Maryland won eight Of its nine con-
tests with Southern Conference rivals
curing the recent campaign. Washing
ten and Lee and Virginia Poly each
were defeated twice; Kentucky. Y. NJ l.,
North Carolina State. once each. and
an even break resulted in two games
with Virginia
Maryland counted total of $40 points
to lis rivals 397. Only three teams
Navy, Penn and Vlrginia-cOunted as
many as 80 points or more on the Old
Liners. while Maryland turned the trick
eight times.
With 43 goals from scrinlnage and
% from the foul line. for Il9 points.
Eadice was the leading scorer. Others
counted as follows: Adams. 80; Link
Gus, 73: Dean. 81: Evans. 40: Madigan.
4S: Hetzel, 81: Heagy, %, and Hale, 10.
Impressed by the victory of George
town over Syracuse recently the Navy
boxers are prepping diligently for their
clash with the Hoya glovemen at An
napolis Saturday night The bouts will
be the high point Of the evening, fol-
lowing big sports bill in the afternoon
There Will be several preliminary scraps.
Celebrating Navy's basket ball vic
tory over Army Saturday a banquet
was held at Annapolis Yesterday Capt.
Bill Howard Of Hyattsvillc. Nd. who
graduates in June. was praised and
Clair Miller, captain -elect. was ac-
claimed as a worthy successor.
Ccr16T. Jonas II. Ingram. director of
athletics, and other officers OF the
Acadenys athletic department. were
guests O. honor. Letters were awarded.
with stars also going 10 those players
vho took part IN the game against
Army.