Evening star., 1933-02-28
H0YA QU|NT LAST
T0F|N|SH SEASON
Has Two More Clashes.
G. W. Closes Tonight in Game
With Delaware Here.

~ My Georgetown's basket ball
team will remain in competi-
tion after tonight, as George
Washington will be the fifth Of
the local teams to hang up its uniforms.
The Colonials, who will play Delaware
tonight at 8 o'clock in the H street
gymnasium, will be after their fifteenth
win in 20 games. And they are likely
to reach .750 percentage without a
great deal of trouble
Georgetown has two more games. one
with Baltimore U. next Tuesday night
and another Saturday with Carnegie
recn. third-place team in the Eastern
intercollegiate Conference Both will
be staged at Tech High. The Hoyas
seem sure to take" Baltimore, and
considering their surprise win over Pitt
last Friday, figure to have a fine chance
to trim Carnegie.
OUNCE losing a 1926 decision to the
~ smart c. c. N. !. quint last We'd
nesday in the New York charity
carnival, the George Washington squad
has been drilling under the wing of
Coaches Pixlee and OLeary, determined
10 wind up the years activities with
triumph
Capt. OTIS Zakn, whose broken nose
prevented him from playing more than
flVe minutes of the C. C. N. Y. contest.
Is expected to resume his regular place
at guard.
This will be the last intercollegiate
appearance of three of the G. w.
regulars, namely, Capt. zahn, Wayne
Chambers
three have played regularly for the
last three seasons. Tonight's game also
VIII mark the close of the careers of
Johnny Fenlon and Fred Mulvey. who
were regulars two years ago, but who
nave been serving as substitutes in the
interim.
RURGESS, who in At games aver
- aged more than II points a game,
VIII appear for the last time in a
colonial uniform when senior class
members of the G. W. squad engage a
combination composed Of members from
other classes Thursday night. at 8
o'clock, in the Colonial gym.
proceeds of the game will go to the
q. w. Varsity Club entertainment fund.
FOOT ball drills got under way yes
L terday at Catholic University with
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we're sent through the PAGES by Head
Coach Dutch Bergman, George Vlk,
forrest Cotton and Eddie La Fond. Ali
the dependables left from last years
squad were on hand.
Ray Howell. regular end two seasons
back, will return in September, it is
said. Howell, who broke his leg last
Fall, left school at the beginning of
the second semester.
Admission to the final intramural
bouts and the informal meet between
the Maryland and the Cardinal varsity
boxers, Thursday night at Brookland,
will be By invitation only, it has been
announced
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIvER-
" SITY foot ball candidates will be-
gin Spring training March Is, in
Potomac Park. 1t is planned to hold
five drills a week, with the training
period extending over four or five weeks.
Head Coach Jim Pixlee and Assistant
Coach Len Walsh will have charge Of
the Spring workouts, during which they
hope to find replacements for the 10
| seniors who are graduating the coming
Spring
A foot ball game is planned for late
in April to end the training period.
1t will be between team composed Of
seniors on the squad and a combina-
| tion made up of members of other
classes.