Evening star., 1933-01-31
TEMPLE TO VISIT
TOMORROW NIGHT
Owls Latest Win Comes Over
st. Johns of Brooklyn.
CoIoniaIs Score.

r Unable to crash into the
victory column of the
~ Eastern Intercollegiate
Basket Ball League thus
far, Georgetown University's
cagers tomorrow will oppose Tenn
pie on the Tech High floor at $3.50
o'clock determined to chalk-up
their first loop win in three starts.
Like Georgetown, the Philadelphians
broke away to a slow start this season,
losing to Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech,
conference rivals. But since these
early season losses the Owls have been
playing at top speed, as their victory
Saturday over the crack St. Johns OF
Brooklyn quintet will attest Temple
has a record Of six wins in eight games
to date, conquering, in addition to the
ST. Johns cagers, Johns Hopkins, Leba-
non Valley, Colgate, West Virginia and
Georgetown.
Coach Freddy Mesmers charges will
be confronted with the task tomorrow
of stopping one of the most potent
scorers in the East in Red Rosan, guard.
Rosan stands second in individual
scoring records in the Eastern Inter-
collegiate League, trailing Bob Smith
of Carnegie Tech by two points. Smith
has 81 points and Rosan has IS.
THE Georgetown team, according to
i Coach Mesmer. has shown better
than average form this week. A
good passing team, the Hoyas' main
trouble this year has been in shooting.
AS a result Mesmer has been stressing
this all-important phase of the game.
Georgetown's starting lineup will in
chde Hargedan and Crowley. forwards;
Connors, center, and Carolan and Muir
ply, guards. The Temple lineup
probably will be Brown and Goldberger,
forwards; Gudd, center, and Rosan and
Boron, guards.
A loss for Georgetown would rele-
gate the Hoyas to last-p!ace tie with
West Virginia, which has dropped all
three of its games. Pittsburgh is head
ing the league with four victories and
no losses, followed by Carnegie Tech
with two wins in three starts and Tenn
pie. with an even break in four tilts.
Starting with the Temple game and
continuing fo- the rest Of the season,
the price of admission for Georgetown
games will be IS cents, including tax.
In a preliminary game which will
start. at 7:30 O'Clock the Georgetown
freshmen will play the st. Johns
tossers
TWO local colleges will see action
i tonight, but both will be playing
On foreign floors, Catholic Uni
versity opposing the Marines at Guam
tico and Maryland tack.ing Virginia
at Charlottesville.
Catholic University has defeated the
Marines once this season and figure to
repeat handtly enough. and Virginia
is favored over Mary land. The Old
Liners have lost Roy Vowel, sorho-
omore regular, because cf an injured
finger, and also have been upset by
midyear exams.
CEORGE WASHINGTON yesterday
" lost its crack forward, Wick Par
rack, leading scorer of the Dis
trict, when the 6-foot 5-inch basket
sniper was declared accidentally in
eligible, but even the loss of such an
important cog couldn't help the GUAM
tico Marines, who were routed by the
Colonials. 50 TO 18.
Jimmy Howell, subbing for Parrack,
led scorers OF both teams with total
of 20 points. The game never was
close and was almost duplicate Of
a previous win G. w. scored OYER the
Ieathernecks In Quantico.
Summary: