Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1921, Page 21

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1921, SPORTS. 2 - C. U. Caters to Local Athletes for Its Meet : Illinois Has Great Quartet of Coaches OUTLOOK IS BRIGH FOR INDOUR GAVES Hopkins Has Lined Up Array of Stars for Affair Satur- day Night. BY H. C. BYRD. RACK and field meets to be T held in Baltimore and here by Johns Hopkins and Catholic University the coming Saturday and I March 3, respectively, may be the best of their kinds the South Atlan- tic section has known. And the two sets of games will be almost entire- ly different in their make-up, and cater to the public from two sep- arate angles. Hopkins is working up its meet by lining up big coliege and university relay teams and stars in individual performances to produce 'a regular “topliner” effect, while Catholic Uni- versity is depending almost entirely on building a big local affair with local sentiment entirely dominant. Both Should Succeed. Both meets should be successes. Hopkins, according to announcement, has relay entrants from Lehigh and Lafayette, Yale and Princeton, Syra- cuse and Penn State, New York Ath- letic Club and Meadowbrook Club and many of the stellar products of these organizations for the open and spe- cial competitions as main attractions. Such an outlay should draw a big crowd to the 5th Regiment Armory and develop some splendid competi- ion. Catholic University is trying to line up big _squads from Georgetown, George Washington and other col- leges and universities in this immedi- ate section, making a big play to draw large entry lists from the local high schools and clubs to organize a meet with strong local interest as its main feature. This method is just as certain to be successful in building up 2 big meet as the other. Georgetown will send about a score of athletes to the Hopkins meet Sat- urday night, and Catholic University also is going be represented by a small squad. ntral and Tech, and4 possibly Western, are likely to be the only high schools which will send teams. In the Catholic University meet, though, it is probable that every athlete in Washington who has | pulled on a track shoe any time this | Year will take part. TE FOR B TEN LEAD Tllinois and Indiana Quints Have Won Six of Seven Games. Purdue Is Third. CHICAGO, February 21.—With the close of the western conference cham- pionship basket ball race three weeks away, Indiana and Illinois are tied for first place, each having won six out of seven games. Five more games remain on the schedule for Illinois, while Indiana ibu four more to play. The stand- C 4 500 4 + 28 1 DETROIT, February . Elis, tackle for the past two seasons on the University of Detroit foot ball team, has been chosen captain for 192L 21.—Walter of Alabama base ball team for 1921 include contests with the Boston Na- tionals, Cleveland Americans, mingham Southern Association team, and Yale, Illinois and Michigan. Bir- NEW HAVEN, Conn., February 21.— Yale defeated Queen's College of Kingston, Ontario, Saturday in the first international collegiate boxing meet ever held, four bouts to two. ALOYSIUS CLUB ROLLERS BOOK THREE MATCHES Aloysius Club’s bowling team, with victories over Diamond Athletic Club and Costello Post, American Legion, to its credit, has scheduled three matches for this week. Tomorrow at 3 p.m. it ['fll meet the Patent Office quint on V- L Pet.lthe Recreation drives. Mohawk Ath- z letic Club will be encountered at Mount 4 -333| Rainier the following day, and Friday 7 12| Dimond Athletic Club again will be an opponent at the Recreation. Postpones Five-Mile Run. With snow and ice making the going | ernoon at b o'clock for the journey. too rough for a successful street run, Aloysius Club has postponed its five- | o). mile handicap race originally i Bliss Electricals in a well contested sched- UNIVERSITY, Ala, February 21.—| uled for tomorrow afternoon. No date Games scheduled by the Universityl has been set for the event. Dress Suits Hanan Shoes Knox Top Hats Open tomorrow Seventh at our usual fair prices - )YOU'LL feel right in Society Brand clothes; they’re cor- rect as custom; sponsored by style-originators; and made by America’s best tailors. Tuxedos Manhattan Shirts Every Accessory until 1 P.M. The Hecht Co, at F Picture of a Man Trying to Make an Important Decision.—By Webster WiTH TH NOT RISW T o Byt S TG 52705 ZZ = QUINTS N HARD GAWES Knicks to Battle Aloysius and Yankees to Meet Epiphany Comets Tomorrow Night. Two basket ball games that should be filled with action are scheduled for independent courts tomorrow night. At Gonzaga gymnasium the newly or- ganized Knickerbocker quint and Aloysius Club's Big Five will clash, while Congress Heights Yankees and Epiphany Comets will battle in the Epiphany court. Both games are to begin at 8 o'clook. It will be the sec- ond encounter of the scason for the Yanks and Comets. The former won after a desperate struggle in the first engagement. Y. M. C. A. Arrows will go to Bal- timore tomorrow afternoon to meet the Y quint of that city in their sec- ond game of the season. Quant, Pease, Sommerkamp, Jenkins, Nash, Vineburg, Seltser and Kislick are to revort at the Central Y tomorrow aft- vek Chapel basketers bested the 131-t0-20 game. BSellers threw seven fleld goals and pocketed five shots ifrom the foul line for the winners. IF § Don'Y POUR Bats HOoTXR 1o T’ CAR. TH® RADIATOR L FREE2E A 17 1 Do | LL FREEZE. STiLe, | HATE To TAKE A‘cnmce " CAR. Mo TELLIN WHAY THIS BRAMD LL DO To VT, MIGHT EAY T LINING OUT OF TH RADIATOR . GUESS | BETTER st LiceerT & Mysers Tosacco Co. | Capps did some good playing for| Bliss. Roamer A. C. and Sherwood A. C. quints will play in Ingram gym to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. B Pitts, 1026 Marvland avenue north- east, is anxious to arrange games for the Roamers. e o | HUFF, JONES, ZUPKE | H MOBLLTORRE Win Consistently With Dia-!x‘ mond, Court, Grid and Track Combinations. BY LAWRENCE PERRY. HAT institution has a bet- ter” rounded complement | hes than the Uni of co: versity of Illin George Huff in, base ball, Bob Zupke in foot ball and Harry Gill in track are men who produce, and now the forging to the front of the Illinois basket ball five brings Ralph Jones into the limelight here must be som thin U o ing about the pow imcanning ght men for As to J Jdones took [ fe ughout Jones wa wi marked by ously Wabash that Illinois not hean at the top or near the lead of the eon- Ference heap H the department | of o Urban wa 1904, and 19 won v base bal This, I think, is al Huff w c won again in 1910, 1911, o iate record originally | a tmouth man. Where a college produces ball teams 80 consistently ex 18 those of; Tllinois, it that many tional gar its graduate for granted v ar exponents of the na- may be numbered among Jake So awith Illino 75 Overcoats for *50 During odd times we make up a line of specially designed Overcoats—one of a pattern— in popular sizes. 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