The Washington times., 1934-01-30
BALTIMORE ].
LISTS CARDS
FOR GAMES
BY GARRETT WATERS

Catholic University's squirt IN
basketball this season has led to
untold recognition. The team has
attracted attention not only locally,
but out Of town as we'll.
This has resulted in additional
games for the Cardinals. For ex.
ample, last week, the Long Island
University five asked Coach Fod
Cotton's lads to plug an open date
on the New York schools schedule.
The Cards accepted and will play
Long Island on February 20.
Today, the Cards find them.
selves with three more games ON
their now bulky program. They
will be with the Baltimore Uni"
versity and Long Island Unlver.
sity fives, which quickly decided
they had to have the Cotton
coached team on their respective
schedules to make the season
complete.
Home and Home
The Cards will meet Baltimore
University at Baltimore on
Wednesday, February z, in the
first game with that team. The
return" contest will find Balti-
more University the guests Of the
Cards on Tuesday, February IL.
in the c. q. gymnasium. The Long
Island contest will be played On
Monday, February 10.
Such is fame.
Gallaudet, incidentally, will en-
gage the Baltimore lads in o
game at Baltimore. This engage.
ment has been set for Friday,
February 16, which means the
Kendall GreenerS have one moro
contest on their list that wasn't
! there when the schedule was
first drawn.
Maryland and Georgetown Uni
versity fives engaged in Inn
portant practice sessions yester"
day afternoon to get in readi-
ness for their contests tonight
! with North Carolina and Yale
respectively.
TerpB Meet TarheeIS
The Old Liners engage North
Carolina at Ritchie Coliseum at
8 o'clock in a Southern Con-
ference game which will find
Maryland'S leadership in the con-
ference at stake.
Georgetown faces Yale at New
Haven, Conn. The Hoyas hope to
fare successfully in this encounter
even though they will be forced to
go into battle without the services
Of Ed Hargaden, ace performer
who will be on the sidelines be-
cause Of an infected arm.
Hargaden injured his arm Sat.
urday against Mt. st. Mary's when
a collision was had with Eaton
Chalkley, visitors ace player. A
severe cut was suffered by Hars
gaden, but nothing serious was
thought of,it at the time.
Arm Infected
Yesterday, however, Hargaden
showed up for practice with an
infected arm. University phySio
clans advised his absence from
acton until tomorrow, at least,
in order that they might get the
performer back in playing fettle
again.
Besides this point, the game win
be an interesting sidelight in that
two former "buddies" will be Lead
ing their teams into action. They
are Elmer Ripley, coach Of Yale,
and Freddy Mesmer, Georgetown
mentor.
Ripley was coach Of the Hoyas
when Mesmer first broke into
prominence as a basketball per-
former, and now the fates bring
the two luninaries together, but
in different capacities.
Mesmer will send a capable
lineup into action in the hope Of
winning tonight, when Essenstad
and Crowley take the floor as for.
wards; O'Connor, center: and Con-
nors and Corless, guards.
Maryland will use it's regular
array Of Snyder and Chase, for.
wards: Vincent, center, and
the BuScher lads, Bucky and Ber.
ME, guards, in its game against
North Carolina.