The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-14
MADE MARK
COACHING
STENOGS .
BY George A. Simpson

WOFCu, buSlACSS AAASA "'hA0''S
director, are suggesting him
for the job at American Uni
versity, which will soon be
vacated by George Baillie
Springston.
. Woodworth's supporters point to
his remarkable record at Business
f; despite the fact that he is handi-
..capped byfa paucity of material ana
that notA of any excessive quahty.
. In itfe last two years, Woodwork
has turned out some natty athletlc
teams at Business and the StenoS"
ranhers are not the pushovers they
once were.
The Business coach possesses I'M
limited qualifications for the post
at American University, being ex'
nerienced in all branches OF sports
and a skilled teacher of physical
education as well. He starred in
athletics at Indiana University and
Hid TRANSPORT duty during the war
Woodwork was also an anna
teur boxer of note and once
held the amateur lightweight
3 championship of Indiana. Dur
ing the summer months, he IS
general director of the Mac
iIannet Camps in the southern
: :. part of France. The MacJan-
net Camps afford recreation and
training for the children OF
/ Americans residing or touring
: continental Europe.
: The American University basket
: ers today began diligent prepara'
I lions for their game with George
; WASHINGTON. on Wednesday night IN
the Coloniais' gym. 2O1o H st. N
W., at S:15 o'clock. The Massa-
ch3lsetts Avenue outfit is favorite
because the Crummen will be max
ing their collegiate bow and lack
the necessary edge to confront
team of the Methodists' prowess. =
American University has yielded
only to Gettysburg College, losing
by a 43-39 score on the Bullets floor
at Gettysburg, Pa. Gettysburg
pulled out the victory by a last
minute spurt. Gettysburg, also,
stopped Temples home streak Fri
day night, beating the Phila-
deiphians by a 1880 score on the
Temple floor. Temple had prefl-
ously garnered II straight victories
on it's own court.
Coach Burton Shipley and his
Maryland basketers skip down to
Charlottesville, Va, tomorrow
night to engage the Cavaliers ana
the outlook is drab for the Ola
Liners. Shipley IS searching for a
lanky center cut along the style. Of
the giant Ham Adams.
He has Fred HetZel. Jack
Allen and George Madigan. but
they want heighth. Maryland
will undoubtedly start with
Julie Radice and Bill Evans in
forwards and Capt. ThrustOn
Dean and Al Heagy in guards,
with the center nominee I'M
known until game time.
The fast Loyola College five Of
Baltimore visits Catholic University
for a game on Wednesday and the
appearance of the Evergreen lads
here should attarct a sizeable
throng to c. U. The Baltimoreans
are famed for their court play.
Friday will prove a gala night
for college basketball here as four
home contests are on the program.
Eillanova comes to Catholic Uni
versity, Johns Hopkins, Maryland's
dearest rival, shows at College
Park, Md, Shepherds College APP
pears at Gallaudet and Penn State
visits Georgetown The scene Of
this last game Is deep mystery, IN
less the Hilltop authorities decide
to use Ryan gym, their own stamp
ing grounds. The new Tech High
gym Is unavailable, while the Am
erican U and George Washington
u. courts also may not be handy.
Lou Little, athletic director, is due
back tomorrow from his vacation
and he will seek solution.
Gallaudet and George Wash.
ingtOn will be active Saturday
night, the Kendall Greeners
going over to Annapolis to
meet st. Johns and the
COlOnials entertaining Baltimore
University in the fourth visit
here of the OriOle City col
legians.
With only Karl Wildermuth and
JAh NtLlhSuy do CCILdAA SLIlLACCb
Coach John D. O'Reilly will hold
time trials today or tomorrow to
determine the additional George
town University track entries for
the Brooklyn College games Satur-
day. On the basis of these trials
will also be named the varsity
relay team that will compete
against the best college tours.
Wildermuth will be opposed to a
fleet field in the special sprints
OF so, so and 100 yards in the
Brooklyn meet. He will race down
the hardwood surface in company
with Jimmy Quinn. Holy Cross
speedster; Ken Wibecan, former
pittsburgh U. streak: Jimmy Daley.
formerly Of Holy Cross and others.
Wildermuth equaled Bob McAllis.
ter's time of It's seconds for the
90 worlds time of 1-5 for the
60 yards indoors in the K. G.
games in Brooklyn, January s.
Kennedy, freshman star. is entered
in the special 1000 yards.
re IL mach easier to call Miss Gray.
Main $3.50. and ask her about avail
able unfuFnlshed apartments than to