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feated q. U. Freshmen in the
preliminary at 1880 o'clock.
The Hilltoppers play their
home games in the Tech gym, but
practice sessions have been held
in their own gym. Though the
Hilltoppers are not altogether
familiar with the Tech gym,
Coach Freddy Mesmer believes
night drills on the Tech floor
prior to the game will give his
players added confidence.
Chances Frightened
Georgetown'S chances Of vic.
tory were further frightened
when it was announced today
that Capt. Ed Hargaden had re-
gained full use Of his injured
leg. Despite torn cartilage, Har'
gaden played superbly in recent
games with Carnegie Tech, Army
and Yale.
Tomorrow's game will be the
twenty-sixth meeting between the
Hoyas and VioletS since 1909. The
VioletS have copped 20 of the pre-.
vious battles and Georgetown five.
The Violets last appeared here in
1880, turning back the Hoyas, 90
20, Coach MeSmer being q men,
ber of the Georgetown team. Tho
VioletS defeated Georgetown, 81
21, in New York earlier this sea-
son. The Violets consecutive game
streak, which had reached 27
straight, came to an end last night
when Yale defeated the New York
ers, 33-29, at New Haven, Conn.
Extra bleachers have been in
stalled to take care of an antici-
pated capacity crowd. Probable
starting line-ups follow:
GEORGETOWN Pos NEW YORK o.
Gibeag .......... R.F..... (CaptJ Green
PARCELS ...C.............. Klein
COrIeSs ......... .L.G... Rubenstein
ZOla ..R.G....... SchUlman
Dread Navy, Too
New York University is not only
apprehensive Of the Georgetown
game but the Violets are also
greatly concerned about Satur.
days engagement with Navy at
Annapolis at 1880 p. m. The Vio-
lets have never defeated the Mid
shipmen at Annapolis and are
wondering If the jinx will prevail
again on Saturday.
Two outstanding members Of
the Villanova College football
team, william Grimberg and An
thony Sala, will parade their box
ing wares against Columbus Uni
versity in the matches in the
Tech High gym Saturday night
at $50 o'clock. Grimberg will
represent the Wildcats in the
heavyweight division and Sala
will appear at light-heavyweight.
George Cox will be Grimberg's
opponent and Bobby Schwartz
will face Sala.
Another interesting bout should
develop when Herbert Gfeenberg
and John Haskin, Villanova cap.
tain, square off.
A. U. Quint Departs
The American University bas.
keterS departed by bus this morn.
ing for tonight'S game with
Hampden-Sydney college at
Farmville, Va, and Lynchburg
(VaO College tomorrow night.
The squad, headed by Coach Wal.
ter Young, included Cub Sixbey.
Bob Gillette, Bob Hill, Bill Leith,
staff" Cassell, Ed Porter, How
ard Thompson, Herb Fuchs, Len
Harris, Sam French and Al shaw,
manager.
The George washington toss
ers, in charge of Roland Logan,
entrain tomorrow noon for their
games with Long Island Univer.
sity in Brooklyn tomorrow night
and st. Johns College Of Brook.
lyn Saturday night. Making the
trip will be Capt. Jimmy Howell,
Ben Goldfaden, Hal Kiesel, Clar.
ence Berg, Walter Bakum, George
Freilicher, Calvin Griffith,
"Tuffy" Leemans, Bill Noonan,
Henry Ruley, Milton schonfeld,
Dallas Shirley, Gerald Whitley
and RuSSell PaYne. manager