Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-11
METHOD|STS MEET
EL|zABETHTOWN
Invaders Do Not Appear to
Be Strong-GaIIaudet
to Play Tomorrow.

American University will entertain
Elizabethtown, Pa, College tosserS to-
night at s o'clock in the American Uni
versity gym in the only basket ball game
of the night in which a team of the
District college group will appear.
Two more games tomorrow will end
the week SO far as Capital college quints
are concerned. Catholic University will
meet Navy in their annual game at An
napolis in the afternoon and Gallaudet
will face Old Dominion Boat Club in a
night game at Alexandria.
Against Elizabethtewn Coach Springs
tons American University tosserS will
be striving to get back in winning
stride after losing to Gettysburg Col
1ege Wednesday night in their first set
back of the season.
Elizabethtown was beaten WedneS-
day by Washington College in 1915
match, but the latter has as usual an
exceptionally strong team.
1t is expected that A. u. will start
tonight'S game with the same lineup
which has begun its other games this
season. This combination comprises
Capt. jack Ia Favre and Forrest Bur-
CESS, forwards; Dave Lichlicter, center,
and Dutch Shloss and Bruce Kessler at
guards.
tween American University Juniors ana
Eophomores starting at o'clock.
DeImar Cosgrove and Capt. Louis
Dyer, sharpShooting forwards, may not
play when the Kendall GreenerS stack
alp against Old Dominion Boat CLUB.
Cosgrove suffered slight ankle injury
dn the game with Catholic University
"wednesday night while Dyer still is
nursing knee hurts suffered the past
foot ball campaign. Nevertheless Dyer
has played in the last two games.
Gallaudet is after another match with
American University, which triumphed
over the Kendall GreenerS early in the
season.
Coach Maud Crum is hustling his
George Washington University basket
ers along in preparation for their hrst
game of the season next wednesday
night against American University
kossers.
Nightly scrimmages are the order for
the Colonial's who are rapidly round
ing to form. Mount Vernon M: z.
Church basketers will be engaged IN
a practice session in the G. w. gym
tomorrow night.
Crum's first-string lineup now in
bludes Allshouse and Fine. forwards;
Snow, center, and Barrow and Gray,
guards.
Georgetown's basket ball game with
New York University scheduled for a
Washington floor February has been
transferred to New York. 1t Is the
Aoyas' desire to play New York A. G.
f.. Rsrr T1oFa q
new advancement will enable the play
ing of both games on the trip. New
York u. is the lone college thus far to
defeat Georgetown, having turned the
trick in the final of the Yale University |
tournament.
Several more matches may be added |
10 the G. u. basket ball schedule when |
Director of Athletics Little returns from |
his vacation next week, it is thought |
likely. Either American u: or Gallau-
Diet both of whom want to meet the /
Blue and Gray may be booked for an ;
early date.
University Of Maryland's basket ball |
keam faces IL more matches, SIX at |
home and six away. North Carolina |
may be added for game while the |
Old Liners are en- route to the Southern |
Conference tourney at Atlanta. Three |
matches have been played.
The remaining dates follow:
January 15-Virginia at Charlotts-
willie.
January 1s-Johns Hopkins.
January 26-St. Johns Of Annapolis.
February Virginia.
February 2-WashingtOn and Lee.
February 4-Virginia Poly at Blacks
burg ttentativel.
February 4-Washington and Lee at
Lexington.
February 5-Washington and Lee at
Suite at Lexington
February 8-North Carolina.
February 13-Navy at Annapolis.
February 15-Western Maryland.
February 22-Johns Hopkins at Bal
gilmore.
March 1-Southern Conference tour
hey at Atlanta.
Tut Amann, tall forward, has been
elected captain of the Catholic Univer-
lsity basket ball team. Amann, who
comes from Oneida, N. Y, Is a Junior.
This is his second season on the varsity
court squad He also is member OF
the track team.
GalIaudet, which was not represented
hy a base ball team last Spring, will
form a nine the coming season. 1t will
fbe coached by Wally Krug, who tutors
the Kendall Green basketers.
Six veterans of the 1927 nine are still
An school. They are Konrad HokanSon
and Bobo Monaghan, right-hand pitch
ers; Louis Dyer, shortstop: Leonard Lau.
third baseman: Paul zieske, second
baseman, and Simon KatZ, outf1elder.
A game with Catholic University, to
he played at Brookland April 10, has
been arranged. The complete schedule
probably will not number more than 10
games.