Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-09
PAIR Of BATTLES
ARE LISTED HERE
GalIaudet Visits Catholic U.
Maryland Entertains
Randolph Macon.

T@HREE games are carded for COL
lege baSketers of the Capital
group tonight, two at home and
"A one away.
Catholic University will en-
terrain its old foe, Gallaudet, on the
c. U. floor and University Of Maryland
will play host to Randolph Macon Col
lege of Ashland, Va, at College Park
in home games.
The game at C.. U. will start at 8
O'Clock and that at Maryland at Z.
American University will appear
against Gettysburg College at Gettys-
burg in the other encounter.
Catholic University IS expected to
find Gallaudet the worthiest sort Of an
opponent. The Kendall Greeners. with
Capt. Louis Dyer, sharpshooting for
ward. again in the lineup following
his recovery from a foot ball injury,
form a stalwart club.
The Cardinals, without the exper-
fenced players Of other recent years,
have not shown great deal so far, but
Coach Fred Rice has been working
them hard this week and they may do
better tonight than is generally ex-
pected.
In Randolph Macon it is expected
petition, if not more, that it is looking
for. The Ashland, Va. Quint drubbed
Virginia, So to al. last Saturday at
Charlottesville, indicating that 1t is an
unusually formidable five for a school
of it's size
The game is to start at 7 o'clock to
make way for another affair to be held
in the Maryland auditorium later in the
evening.
Randolph-Macon was not originally
listed by Maryland, but the former
asked for the game, which was ar
ranged yesterday.
Radice and Evans or Gaylor will be
at forwards for Maryland tonight, with
Capt Dean and Heagy at guards. There
is doubt as to who will start at center,
but either Allen or Het5el will get the
call.
Woodson Is the star of the Randolph
Macon team. All he did In the Virginia
game was to score % points, or two
more than the total registered by the
Cavaliers.
Word has been received that the
EliZabethtown tossers. who come here
Friday night to play American Uni
versity, will be unable to meet George
Washington Saturday as asked by the
latter. AS the result the Colonial bas-
keterS probably will be unable to get
formal action until January Is when
they are listed to meet American Uni
versity. Coach Crum's big problem still
Is the finding Of a capable center.
Georgetown baSketers had little
trouble taking Duke University to camp.
48 to 80, last night in the American
University gym. Id eby Freddy Mesmer
and Don Dutton, the HoyaS proved too
clever all the way for the Blue Devils
from North Carolina. MeSmer registered
II points and Dutton IL.
Other G. u. players also showed
strongly, particularly Mccarthy, who
played sturdily in all departments.
Bill Werber, former Tech High ath-
lete. was the ace of the visitors attack
coming through with Is points. Cand-
Ter, mate registered 10. Councillor.
played time for Duke.
Georgetown was in front, % to II, at
the half Duke rallied briskly in the
first stages of the second half during
which it cut the Hoyas' lead to 6 points
through some effective shooting on the
part of Werber and Gambler. At this
stage, however, the Blue and Gray
began to step out and soon 1t was plain
that it was question only OF the mar
gin py Whlcn the nome QuAiI "ouAo
win.
In a preliminary Georgetown Fresh
men triumphed over Emerson Institute,
SO to 80. The Hoya yearlings were
furnished their stoutest opposition thus
far this season.
Reilly, with Is points, was the win
ners' big scorer, while Alvin Buscher,
former Western star, led Emerson on
attack with II.