Evening star., 1932-12-22
WISCONSIN OFFERS
TASK IN INAUGURAL
Badgers Bring Big, Capable
Team Here Tonight-G. W.
Grid List Heavy.
UNIVERSITY OF MARY-
LANDS basket ball team
= Is biting off a big chew in

its opening game of the
season tonight when it entertains
the University of Wisconsin quint
in Richie Coliseum at College
Park, starting at $50 o'clock.
The Old Liners, always up in the
front ranks, lost some noted players
from last years fine squad, and Coach
Burton Shipley and the followers of the
Terrapins are anxious to see Just what
can be accomplished against such a
formidable foe as the DR.. Walter E.
Meanwell tutored Badgers
Maryland will not present weak team
by an means, but, on the other hand,
the Wisconsin quintet is said to be
good deal better than the combination
that downed the Old Liners, 80 to 80,
in an overtime tilt at Madison year
ago. However, Maryland was at dis
advantage then in that more bodily
contact is permitted in the Midwest
than in this section. It should be
benefited tonight by the stricter Off
ciatins, under which it is used to play
ing. tnat prevails hereabout. Strange
conditions, especially of such nature.
usually work against the invading team.
DOTH institutions will be represented
- by teams young in experience. Wis
consin has available three players
who played in the victory over the
Terrapins last year. but only two are
making the trip East. and none ap-
pears on the starting lineup. The
answer lies in the fact that four sopho-
mores have won starting positions in
their first varsity season.
Shipley has to call upon new men
by reason CT the loss of SO many from
last years squad. BoZey Berger, Ed
Ronkin, Jack Norris. Charley May. Bob
Wilson and Shorty Chalmers of the
Southern Conference champions in
1881 and the strong team of last sea-
son, have passed along the graduation
trail and. if present tonight, will be In
the roofing section.
DUCKEY BUsCHER. guard, will be
ID the only Maryland starter who
who played regularly last year, al
though Spencer Chase, forward, and
Rufus Vincent, center earned their
letters during the 1912 campaign.
Bob Snyder, who will appear at the
other guard berth, did lot of reserve
duty last season. These four juniors,
dlOIlS Will ftUy 1ONSIl. SOpIlOlliOiC z
forward will carry the Old Line hopes
at the outset.
Wisconsin plans to start four sopho- I
mores and one junior but may change |
its mind as It Is bringing IL men East. |
! more than is on the Maryland squad. |
Both nne-ups present plenty OF |
height, but the Badgers have consider
ably on the Old Lines in poundage.
GEORGE WASHINGTON has ar
" ranged 8 Of the 10 foot ball games
It intends to play next Fall. All |
the contests so far listed are to be
staged here, three Of them on Friday
night.
All Of the games have been previ-
ously announced, except that with North
Carolina State on Thanksgiving day |
and a tentative tilt with West Virginia
Wesleyan that seems certain for Octo-
Der 27
Seven of the teams are newcomers to
the list, as Tulsa is the only opponent !
met during the successful 1882 cam
paign that is on the 1888 schedule. In |
cidentally, Tulsa was one of the two
teams to beat the Colonials last Fall,
Alabama beinS the other.
September 80 and October Z are the
dates that remain to be filled.
The eight games on the card are:
october l3-Clemson might.
October 21-Auburn.
october 27-West Virginia Wesleyan
(tentative) (night).
November 4-Tennessee.
November 10-Washington and Jefter-
son (night).
November 17-Tulsa might.
Thanksgiving day-North Carolina
State.
CAILAUDET will play its last basket
" ball game of the season in the lit
tie Kendall Green gym tomorrow
night when it engages Wilson Teachers
College All other home tits on the
schedule will be played at Tech High.
However, Gallaudet has only 4 of its
remaining IA contests booked for Wash
1ngton.
Brown, Rayhill and Davis appear to
be the only Kendall Greeners sure OF
their Jobs, and Coach Wally Krug hopes
to do some experimenting in tomorrow
nights game.