The Washington times., 1935-12-16
C. U---DUKE GAME is HIGHLIGHT OF COLLEGE
Teams sEngdge
At Bro0k|dnd
"Wednesday
By FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL

Catholic University'S quintet on
the floor at Brookland.
This game highlights the local
week in basketball although
Georgetown will get under way on
Wednesday, and George Washing
ton will play Amherst on Saturday
The Catholic University battle
with Duke will be featured by the
presence Of Yanchulis, Carroll and
Hermie Schmarr, the football
aces. Dutch Bergman has decided
to let these boys play against
Duke, which has a fast team, well
advanced in condition.
OF the ten players who formed
the two teams which represented
Duke last year, three of the best
have been graduated. Despite
this. results so far this season
have caused much optimism at
Durham.
Kundle Is Captain
The Blue Devils have played
practice games during the past
week with Durham Y, High Point
College and the Chatham Blan-
keteers, and Coach Cameron has
used q first team composed Of
Captain Charlie Kundle and Billie
HuiSkamp, forwards; Bud Herrick,
center; Ken Podger and Herbie
Cheek, guards.
Kundle, HuiSkamp and Podger
were regular members of the 1885
quint and should be the main
stays Of this years team. Her
rick and Cheek played as reserves
last year and saw a lot of action.
Other outstanding candidates,
who have been playing together
as the second team, are Fred Ed
wards, sophomore, and Riley, let
terman, forwards; Fred Wright,
1888 reserve, center: Ace Parker,
Of football fame who is making
his first basketball bid at Duke:
Chubby Dean, sophomore, and
John Hoffman, 1885 reserve
guards.
In addition to nine Southern
Conference games and the usual
two each with members of the
States Big Five, interSectional
games vii be played with Yale,
Princeton, Florida, Army. Rich.
mond and Wofford. Yale will be
met in Duke gym January 3 in
the first major game Of the
season.
G. w. Plays ct Richmond
Maryland State Normal School
mingleS with American University
here Wednesday night, and a hot
battle is in prospect despite the
fact that the EagletS do not figure
to be too strong this season. Walt
Young is doing a mans size job
out there at American University,
and if the ability Of his men can
be developed at all, he is the man
for the job.
George Washington is off to
Richmond tomorrow, and on
Wednesday Georgetown plays
Temple in the Tech High gym.
The ColonialS mingle with Am
hert here Saturday night in a
swimming meet at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Wilson Teachers, besides play
ing host to the Y. M. C. A. five
tonight, will also entertain Shep-
herd College on Wednesday night
and then invade Virginia Thurs
day night to tackle Bridgewater
College. Hampden-Sydney comes
here Thursday night for basket
ball date with George Washington.
After q three-day rest, the
Georgetown University basketball
team was hard at work today pre-
pairing for its big game on Wednes-
day night at the Tech gym with
Temple University. This game will
be the opening of the 1886 East
ern intercollegiate Conference.
Georgetown and Temple have
met 10 times in basketball, and
the Owls have won nine Of the
games. The lone Hoya victory
came in 1884, when the locals
were victorious on the home court
by q 3o-to-22 count. Last year
Temple defeated the Hilltoppers
twice-40 to 26 in Philadelphia
and SO to 81 in Washington.
Sophomore Teams
Both Georgetown and Temple
possess practically sophomore
teams. If the Hoyas start the
same team they started against
Western Maryland, it will consist
of three sophomores and two jun
iorS. The Owls are due to start
Don Shields and Lou Dublin at
forward, Mike Bloom at center
and Irving Casper and Ernie Mes
Sikomer at the guards. This team
contains two seniors, junior and
two Sophomores.
In q preliminary to the Temple
Georgetown varsity game, the
Hoya freshmen are to oppose the
city champion Eastern High five.
Last year the tw oteams played
three games, the Hoya plebes win