Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-18
THREE OTHER D. c.
F|vES PLAY AWAY
Maryland and G. w. Add
Wins, but Hoyas Beaten.
Old Liners Rewarded.

TOUR Washington college
- quintS will play today and
tonight, but only one of
= them here, American Uni
versity entertaining Loyola Col
lege of Baltimore.
Georgetown will meet New York y.
in Gothem. Catholic University VIII
visit the Naval Academy this afternoon
and Gallaudet will face st. Johns at
Annapolis tonight.
In games last night Maryland de-
feated Johns Hopkins, Al to "a, at Col
lege Park; George Washington downed
the Medical College of Virginia at Rich
mond, 20 to IS. and Georgetown lost to
Temple in Philadelphia, "a to 81.
Karl Wildermuth, Georgetown's sprint
star, will be on his mettle tonight IN
the Brooklyn College games at BROOK
lyn. N. Y. Karl's rivals in the so, IS
and 100 yard races will be Jimmy Daley
of Holy Cross and Jack Elder OF Notre
Dame.
Elder was the only American to take
the measure of Percy Williams when
the Canadian flyer and olympic nero
campaigned in the States last year.
Daley finished second to Wildermuth
when the Hoya won the so, 30 and 100
meter events in the recent Brooklyn
knights of Columbus games.
Attention will be focused on the
sprinters, but considerable interest at
taches to the Brooklyn College Inou-
sand" in which Georgetown VIII oe
represented by Jack Downing. con-
snicuous entrant will be Phil Edwards,
the colored flash, formerly OF New YORK
University.
The Hoyas will send mile relay
team against Holy Cross, New York
University, Fordham, Boston College
and Lafayette.
Twenty-three varsity men and twenty
freshmen are sporting big ms" today
at Maryland. Close to 800 letter men
and faculty members were present when
| the awards were made gridironers and
cross country runners at banquet IN
the university's dining hall. Prof.
Charles S. Richardson was toastn1as-
ter, and DR.. F. B. Bomberger made the
presentations.
The following received letters for
varsity foot ball: Julie Radice, Al
| Heagy, Bill Evans, John Mcdonald, Bill
HeintZ, Charlie Dodson. Hermand Lom-
bard, Augie Roberts, George Madigan,
Fred Ribnitzki, Jesse Krajcovic, George
Chalmers, Charlie Miller, Ernest Car
| lis, AL Pease, Charlie May and Man
ager H. A. Jarvis.
Those rewarded IN freshman IooC pail
were Dan Galotta, William Wood,
| Charles keenan,, George Cole, Robert
/ McMillin, Jerome Feldman, John Scott,
| John Mitchell, Harold Norwood, Frank
Hines, Paul Herman, Albert Woods,
| Ray Peppleman, George Hocketlsmith,
| Holmes Fountain and Kermit Hunt.
| Varsity cross-country awards were
made to Urban Lindzey, Jack Savage,
| Ralph Shure, Howard Mays, Don Ham,
merland. Phillip Cooper and Manager
Luther Harper.
Freshman cross country runners re-
ceiving letters we're: Leroy Gravette,
William Thomas, Arthur Hauyer- and
Walter Lappen.
Sweaters were presented the varsity
gridironers. After the banquet the as
semblage attended the Hopkins Mary
land game in Richie gym.
Maryland won its fourth victory In
five performances, gaining an early lead
and holding it throughout.
Maryland used an even dozen players
and when number of changes were
made late in the game, the Old Liners
were leading. 81 to Is.
Shorty Chalmers set the pace with
IL points, with Berger next with 8, but
fine floor work by Radice and Ronkin
were big factors and Heagy played
fine game at guard.
The line-upS: