Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-28

w YITH the exception OF one
VA date, Gallaudet has COM
Wv pleted its foot ball SEIZED
ule for next Fall. The
season is to be opened october
with Loyola at Baltimore and viii
be closed November 81 with Shep-
herd College here. When the oper
date is filled the completed sched-
ule will involve eight games.
Here is the list as it stands now:
October 3-Loyola at Baltimore.
october 10-Catholic University
at Brookland.
October Langley Field at
Langley Field, Va.
october 24-Tank School of Fort
Meade at Kendall Green.
October 31-Pennsylvania Military
College at Kendall Green.
November 7-Open.
November 14-St. Johns at An
napolis.
November 21-Shepherd College
at Kendall Green.
The schedule marks the reopening OF
foot ball relationship with Catholic
University. Until three or four years
ago the gridiron contests between Gal
laudet and c. u. were one OF the Tea
lures of the local season and created
q good deal of interest. Those who
follow both schools will be glad TO
learn that the game is to be resumed.
Another thing in connection with
Gallaudet's announcement OF its sched-
uIe Is the statement that in the future
night games are taboo 1t seems that
financially the contests did not prove
sufficiently attractive to make much
difference and there is no other reason
for playing by the lights.
Has Winning 1880 Season.
GaIlaudet last Fall went through one
Of the best seasons it has ever had,
completing its schedule with record
OF six victories, one tie and only one
defeat, and next September expects to
begin practice with even better pros
poets. In the first place, Johnny Rim
gle viii be back for his job in the
backfield, and he Is almost a team.
But besides Ringle, Bilbo Monaghan
also has another year of foot ball.
Others Of last years crack team to be
in uniform again are: Williams and
Rayhill, backs; Wurdeman, center;
Stack, Hnatow and Antilla, guards;
Grinnell, Carlson, Burdette, Lang and
Koziar, tackles, and Yoder and Brad
Ley, ends. Monaghan, of course, is
sure Of one Of the two berths at end,
with the other two men to fight it out
for the other job.
No school more than Gallaudet de-
serves the credit it gets for its triumphs
on the foot bali field. True, 1t has q
few good players, men like Ringle, who
could make any team, but in reserve
strength and numbers Of men to pick
from the Kendall Greeners do not have
anything like as big group Of candi-
dates as the schools it meets.
So far as Is known, there Is no Other
college In the country SO successful with
such . small student body to draw
from, and few, If any, that attempt to
carry on foot ball with such slender
resources in man power and money.
That Gallaudet does 1t, and does 1t
successfully, Is a great tribute not only
to the men responsible for the manage
ment Of affairs, but also to the athletes
on whose shoulders fall the real burden.
NEORGETOWN'S basket ball team is
" at West Point today for a game
with Army. Following the fine game
played against New York u. last week,
the Blue and Gray has hope Of win
ming, despite the known strength OF the
Army uuint Georgetown has had plen-
ty Of fight all season, but has lacked
accurate shooting ability.
It has been this inability to take ad-
vantage Of its excellent floor play and
fighting spirit that has cost George
town several games. Had it one more
man who could shoot, or could 1t de-
velop just a little more accuracy in the
men It already has In the lineup, 1t
probably would win by two or three
points such games as 1t lost TO N. 7. U.
by that margin.
Gallaudet and George Washington do
not play this week until Saturday night,
when the former meets Baltimore Uni
versity and the latter Zion College. The
former is likely to have all kinds OF
dtfnculty, as Baltimore U. has been
playing good basket ball and seems to
BE- well above the average Of its
strength. Gallaudet probably viii have
to put up q better brand of court play
than it has so far shown II it Is TO win.
George Washington ought not TO have
much dificulty dispoSing Of Elon.
GaIlaudet will again have the service
Of its ace, Cosgrove, who has been Ill
for some time,