Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1921, Page 25

§ 84 District Track Men in Baltimore Meet : . taln and Glasgow will race. * Ing the alleys at the Recreation toda. X1 SP ORTS. SOUTH ATLANTIC TITLE IS GOAL OF G. U. SQUAD kins-5th Regiment indoor track and ficld games to be held in WASHINGTON will be well represented in the annual Johns Hop- Baltimore tomorrow night. Georgetown and Catholic Univer- sity have entered large squads that will strive for honors in the South Atlantic intercollegiate and open competitions, Central and Western high school boys are to compete in the scholastic events, and Aloysius Club, Washington Canoe Club and possibly other local athletic institu- tions will take part in the meet. So far, eighty-four District runners, jumpers and weight men have sent in their entries, and more may be added to the list. Georgetown will have entrants in both the sectional intercollegiate and open contests. The Hilltoppers will send twenty-five men to Baltimore and most of them are slated for the south Atlantic college events. In seeking the title, Georgetown will have Le Gendre, Mertz and Osborne in the century; Henderson, Osborne, Lawrence and Malley in the hurdles; | Connolly, Fitzgerald and Hunter in| the mile, and Le Gendre, Sweeney, Goggin. Comstock and Maloney in tae shotput. The Blue and Gray will not over- look a chance to score points in open competition, however. Wertz and Gorman have been entered for the 100-yard dash; Werts, Sullivan, Mc- Solley and Hennessy for the fucrlong; Brewster, Walsh and Henneas§ for the half-mile; Shallow, King and Clifford for the quarter dash: Hunter for the mile, and Willlams and Ma- roney for the high jump. The Hill- toppers also will have a relay team, to be selected from Le Gendre, Brew- ster, Connolly, Fitzgerald, Waish and McDonough. C. U. Has Sixteen Entered. Capt. De la Vergne will head thel lot of sixteen Catholic University athletes. While most of the Brook- landers are inexperienced and Coach | Foley is not predicting any great amount of success, the Maroon “and Gray boys are expected to give good accounts of themselves. The Cath- olic University team will include De la Vergne, Meehan, McLaughlin, De Nault, Courand, Hickerson, M hnne(‘ ‘Whelan, Beauchamp, Broshan, Dowlifig, Sullivan, Gannon, ald, Keenan and Hincheliff. Central High School ‘has pointed a squad of ninetéen bays for the meet, and some of them will start in open events, in addition to.the scholastic Against other school ath- letes, nston, Kaplan, Melton and Kern will start in the 100; Melton. Littlepage and Myers in the 440 and Fitzger- legiate combi Arrows will b dall Greeners, its season tos The contest was defeated, canceled. Ing ta Grove counter. The into the lead and were n made twelve points. Corbett, Shipley, Wessels, Buckman, Lutz, Conner, Nicklas and Browning in the half mile. Littlepage and Thuf- ®er will go in the open hutdle face, wud u Juwior relay, including Mont- gomery, Burleigh, Johnson and Van. derlip, is to meet some Maryland school. George Green, Western's cofch, ex- pects to have tén ;of his charges. i the scholastic section. Howard Gri fith, brother of Dorsey, former Gaor{h town University sprinter. now. wit Aloysius Club, and Hox have beén en- tered for the century sprint. In toe quarter dash Harriman, Shear, Hazel and Fountain may start. Martin, Cote ton and Douglas are listed for the half mile. A relay team to be drawn from Griffith, Douglas, Hazel, Foun- Canmecists Have Relay Team. ‘Washington Canoe Club has drafted 1ast yeat's George Washington Unlver- sity team 1o run against some ‘Biltimore “Poifit_Athletic Club. _ Knight, Stevens, Johnson and Henderson will represcnt the paddlers. Robeftson, who used to pole vadlt for Georgetown University before the war, will be sent into that event, and McNamara, another ex-Hi topper, may compete in the quarter- mile dash. - A team likely to garner some points will be sent into action by Aloysfus Club. .Dorsey Griffith. will carry the colors of the- North: itol Btreeters in the 100-yard open and will run on " relay, the other of which will be from _among -Kienle, Myers, Sulllvan and McDonough. last named and Bland are to run in the half- mile race and Healy and Montague in the mile. ‘The meet with a brilliant armay of relay teams ma a Yale quirtets are to meet in a two-| mile t. upzm Penn State has a mile match ! with Boston and the New York | Athletic Club four will race the Meadow- brook Club combination. Lehigh and Lafayette will D.lr notthen and southern colleges and schdols. JUNIORS AND FRESHMEN- IN C. U. TRACK FINALS Junior athletes, hlving disposed of the seniors yesterday; will oppose the | g freshmen next Momday night in al meet to decide the interclass track hampionship of fc University ;.y-c!‘: and l’t:or' _starred for the 1he o- ’:5‘%'."".";:..' e OF the Dro the a sh.” fent e pro- shnnn (’Tonnur did the best work for lh&un‘ou. i 5 ay in the second round of the uni- versity billlard tournament will stai tomorrov. Doyle will meet Ward and Clay will play —_——— HOLBROOK BOWLS 320 IN NEWSPAPER EVENT Bowlers in the newspaper indi- widual champlonship tournament.tak- in the final trials of the first roun pave some high sgores to shoot for. Yesterday’s squad smashed the pi: brilllant style, with Charlie Holbrook of The Star setting the pace. He roll- ed a set of 320, plading him among the ten high scorers of the tourney.| Wilhide was second with 319 and Kluge third with 313. Twenty-tbree bowlers were on the @rives yesterday, Snap them wp! - | CHAS. E. MILLER, lnc.i BT B B R e | | “Blue Bird”| Malt sureinisd, Blue Bird Malt Co. Laboratory and Plant Baltimore, Md. For Sale by Johnson & Byrne won ke of Buppites 405 10th St. N.W. and 1908 Penna. Ave. N.W, Also at Following Stores: ll Theo. W. Beitsel, 1718 14tk at. n.w. || | 3. Wit, 1002 Peana. ave. n.w. #. Kallin, 934 10tk st. B.w. 3 A Favier. 19D ot A, o hal in Vermont ave: €lubm, e | games. INGRAM SEXTET DEFEATS WAR RISK INDIANS, 56-16 in faces that are expected to| g WILLEND COURTSEASON C. U. Plays Villanova and Gallau- det Meets Arrows Tomorrow to ‘Wind-Up College Lists. College basket ball's scason will end here tomorrow night with the playing | of the Catholic University-Villanova ®game in the big gymnasium at Brook- land. ‘Gallaudet also has scheduled & week end game, but not with a col- nation. The Y. M e the guests of th Georgetown co ay with its engagement with Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh. at Brookland tomorrow will be the sccond of the campaign ibetween the teams. Playing at Villa- nova in December, Catholic University 48 to 40, after a desper- iate struggle. The Brooklanders were | scheduled to play Loyola College in | Baltimore tonight, but the gam¢ was Leaving Washington City in a 33-to-22 en- Pennsylvanians jumped shortly after play st ever overhauled.” Fla: of the Hilitoppers’ TITLE FOR TECH 1S SEEN Expected to Defeat Business Bas- keters Today and Take Honors for Second Time. Followers of expect Tech to. the second su double-header has been disposed of at the Collseumn h: high' achdo! basket ball - be league champion for ccessive time after the tis afternoon. The pres- ent title holders are playing Business, while Western, the team now in second place, is mecting Central. Tech has won six games of fts seven ,Maflualn'lr"r‘llnen e LNEAg orgunization, probably the Sparrows |y ", o0 S By, John’ e Lata Ingram girls romises o be the best ever, | RISk Indian sextet in.a 56 to. 16 basket ball game, played in Ingram ‘mnasium last night. The passing the winner: {that of their opponents. teams weré aggressive, they played cleanly and not one personal foul was cal‘lledr Entries have | o, beent received from all the prominent| ., O'Hara and imann. Up! —10 minutes. COLLEGE Miss Quy, guerd, agle, slde center of the Indians, starred. Line-up and summary! . starts and Western five of a like num. ber. The best the latter can gain |. tie for the championship. not been strong conceded much of a chance to topple the ement of the doubte|H88 Won 16 of 29 Games—Plays Business ha s season and is not een Western and Cen- | tral, starting at 3:15 o'clock. ~ Between the " second periods of the| !league Gpntests, facuity tsams represent- { ing Central and Tech will take the floor, They will be sent through ten-minyte '{t(l ru‘eh‘t ?turcdl.v opponent yotte c Clu nue bfim.fi en hhve won. their last seventeen Play will begin at 8 o'clock. third in the um tonight. The overwhetmed the War s _was far superior to While both and Miss Mills, Ingram and n the Ri; | Athletic Club. BASKET BALL. Qrove City, 383; Georgetown, 33, V3.1, 43; Nokth Casolinn Stats, 2. g'rr:. fi;“ Newberry, Virginia, 35 Cha 4 tpnooga, =ill; rman, 24. Rickmond U, 20, ’ Once- What are left we have reduced to........... Straightline models, Ulsters and Ulsterettes—in a good range of sizes. Remember, the; that means. J. M. STEIN & CO. M n cludes Unless Qeorgetown can scofe over Carfiegle Tech, which was defeated by the Hilltoppers here last month, it will be a sorry finish for the Blue and Qray tossers. With a clean slate, Georgetown found the road going rough. Last night it suffered its third straight loss, bow. | d y. are all Stein garments—in all - Lowest Prices in Years - Our Made-to-Measure SUITS « OVERCOATS Now Reduced Down to 839 .- Your garment will be made the w ou want it b) m«fi&mumunmnw’ 70 HUNDRO 818 F St. N.W. o 3 1513 in-a-Season Opportunity You can buy one of these J. M. Stein-made Over- coats that we make up at odd moments—when time and fabrics warrant—specially marking them $75, which doesn’t approach their actual valde. : m me M‘ R WA.BHING'PON" D U FRI;IA’YA,"F!BRUA’;%Y‘# 1921 i SPORTS. Alumni Score Chicago U. Athletic Poli Poker Portraits—The RecognitionWe Feel Is Due Us When We Hold ZE % Easues i el HOREMANS CAN ‘SHOOT |SEE. THEIR ALMA MATER AS CHEAP-JOHN PLAC Belgian Billiardist Shows Great Skill' st Mase s3d Druw Shots W g g BY LAWRENCE PERRY. DEAL ING WHE™M 2 !h_, EW YORK, February 25—There is an athletic uprising ay NOW, MR.GALLOWAY, ) | You HELD Tis T N iy i e ] University of Chicago alumni, according to a letter received WILL You TELL ME IN PHENOMINAL play, but m;w.mf‘eu. witard man the writer from the Windy city today. A committee of grad ;j YOUR. OWM WORO'S HAND OR = Are What the holder of the | self-appointed—has been investigating conditions at the midway inst tion and finds that, athleticall ages lu.lf 3 world billiard title does—score high g Ia his two exhibitions at peaking, it is a ch2ap-John place, 1 THLS o A h sue? JusST How an's Acaden Sterd: ning sports on a shoestring, skimping all along the line, whereas a \NHOEI :ELRET y MIRACLE HAPPENED? MR.GALLEWAY, Fopas Boat atwt qos balance is in the treasury u?(he alt:klgir assoc‘i;ion. which is doing ng THE NEW < AR DIiD You HOWD IT_‘PAT | WANT YOuR M yevaly ?flg:l ing, not even collecting interest OF STATE Y ’_- OR DRAW To \T 7 BIOGRAPHY FOR et o o : or'%y2 Polnted out that Pat Page s one These are the men who viewed 4 o e ‘mos GvE ME ALL THE DETAWLS gifted basket ball coache: 4 o e et in the vioinity of metropolin as something to be utill . The writer was a group of them ere men ranging f who belleve that great outdoors at all measons of year is a thing to breathe deep ui TRE DAiLy BA20S. You WERE €dRN Page, long connect ! A :vnh Cmra,go. recelved uhn“ oll $4.000 0 "8t o ear. He went to a small India A by bty erhge, Of | coilege on A theea-yent Contiast—38 S0} nt, opening with three scorelens | §7,000 and §7.500 & year. As Page's use- innings.’ He followed with runs of 2, | foiness extended to many spheres other 87, 6, 2, 5. 3, 67, 83, 38, 4 and 134, av- eraging oremans éortinged shooting 1 gonclusion of the evering match and reached 211 be- fore missing. He numei‘ the spettators with his )m manse, The lulinn oyed the shot to Bold mastery of frec‘l‘nlly ot osition AlBo made imuch use of at which he is remarkably he draw, Ing exhibitions, ™NO, THEY SAY HE HELD A RayAL FLUSH LAST NMIGHT ! work waa at the session. Then the Belglan ran out in 1% innings. his strings being 65, 0, than basket ball, it is held that Chicago should have done something to meet hix | the Impulse of exercise more of demands; in fact, the title of associate | stranuone, professor, which ‘Alonso Stagg tried to , The skin alid through the brittle of ge\ for him, would have been accepted | with the dame crisp cutting sound y Pat in lieu of a lot of money. the bow of a well designed sall ¥ - makes as it knifes the wavelets o o ethe fkee Fanche land-locked harbor. Three miles, . *‘i:rl{”:::lleam‘l:‘ i ’wmdf";; miles, five miles and then—heaven| e forthcoming foot ball |t ; b < game against Princeton. The Chicago g g R amy being burked—i committee finds that the Tigers in com- | come hulk of & AVGILE mun"'!:_\.' the former starting at 3 mofi with other important eastern and | topping a stark hill came into view, I ! .!"en ;;fl ze"l;_l!-l;: ;vlenemh:nvonmu has a small army | "It was fine and inspiring to be Stagg should have assist- ants in the various sports he teaches, it Is maintained. It is also pointed out that Chicago on four major sports spends 40 per cent lese than “one of Its leading rivals.”” Well, the average man will believe that Chicago is rather to be complimented upon her position In in- tetcollegiate athletics, gained at reason- able outlay, than to be condemned for not having spent more. At the ma time there is no question that Stagz's shoulders bear a heavy burden. e ey NN\WZe 2P "‘h, o7 \ AN \ tomorrow at Sherma REGATTA N DANGER. with a &roun of hir-chested. lusty who make it their business to flout forties and fifties at every opportus And one could but wonder what {middle years of our race would b {all aid the same. Try walking home from your o every night, Mr, Forty or Mr. Fifty, then at th, year often you have physlcian. MISS WALSH RETAINS FLORIDA NET HONO| PALM-BEACH, Fla., February Miss Phyllis Walsh. Philadelphia, tained her title of Florida state cf plon 1n tennis singles by defeating Rawson l. Wood, New York, yest| dar, 6—1. 6—1. With the exception of two or games Mrx. Wood was completels her gam aving ho control ovel favorite shots: wliereas Miss tarely has shown better tennis. B Henley Cannot Be Held Unless Schuylkill Dredged, Mayor Says, in Asking for $50,000. PHILADELPHIA, Fehruary 25— Mayor Moote ih a message to city | graduates twenty years or more out council, teday “rRguestd 1n appropria- 3 y 1 tion of not less than $50.000 for im- | minority mediate dfedeing of the Schuvikill | shoulders, tiver oppasite Boathouse Ilow. With- | riff and & springy gait. These are the out this appropriatian. he sdid. the | men who have the advance of vears, river cannot be dredged. and. thers. Who have decreed that forty shall not fore, will be unfit for the American|mean fat. flatulence, flaceidity and Menjey regaita May 8. fallen arches. These are the men who restige with respect to|have Kept at thelr tennis, reserving and regatias upon the river | 80! for years more matute; who are in to be premerved.” the mayor wald,|AbroAd with dog and gun th proper “prompt and vigorous dction o rem. { BeASon and are addicted to walking edy the difficultien In the Schuyikiil |88 & regular means ot exercise. Wil be necesnary.” A, &N, LISTS GRID GAMES iTech and @. W. U, Freshmen to Be Played Here, Othet Fives Con- test in Maryland. Seven games, only two of which are’ to bé played oh the home field, have been arranged for the Army and Navy. Copritht, 1921, K. T. Webster, : | Preparaory School foot ball tcam. The COLLEGES 0 ORGANIZE uyous training on the part of the Prep East Tehnessee and Western Vir- ibly t - e ot tuticue HIntod nee Tikely ginia Institutions to Hold Meet. * ing Tomorrow. to be represented by unusually stfong KNOXVILLE, Tenn., February 26.— RN No Use Getting Old 8 In any reunion of a class of college | ~ NN NN NN Forty Years of Quality 1 games. Quints interested should tele- phone Harry Godwin, Lincoln 4784, Boeya' Club' basketers polinted the way to the qlint of the Christ Child Club in a 37-to-7 game, Hall scored twenty points for the winners. Quiney Athletie Club outpointed the Calvary Church five In a brisk 22-to-15 engagement. Frye and S8imons played well for the victors. Metropolitan. Athletie Club over- MAYFLOWER FIVE 600D —and quick action alone will en- . able you_to get the pick of these ° best' of good clothes. Final Reduction Entire Stock ' PHILADELPHIA, February 25.—The tercollegiate tontesis. lgt.mll-.lnn tennis tournament for e 1 To. generally place college Athletics on to the Merion Comp ris . Hun dre ds Of : Kuppenheimer Suits and O’Coats - at One Price elevens. | _Tech, District high achool champion: i Baltimore Polytechhic Inatitute, Uni~ versity of Maryland freshmen and Tome, formidable opponents for any scholastic combinat will be en-i countered. The P n titleholders. ] ] e oaed by the Amy and Navy boys Rosedale A. C. Tuesday in Final of Season. ocal! Potomac Park will > y whelmed the St. Paul tossérs | ames. The schedule. Hailors of the U. 8. B Mayflower|35-to-15 match. Clark, a Met for.|East Tennésses and ‘western Virginin | son iheir home & = 1 will end their basket ball season with| ward, threw ten fleld goals. college reprementatives . ate scheduled | Qctober—7, Tech; 15, Gliman Cm:‘\try , at Baltimore; 22, Baltl ?fn‘l‘;flcfinle Inntitute, at Baltimore; 28, Qeorge Washington University freshmen. versity of Maryland e ctiage Fatk: 15, Tome, at i t College g:f.?ml;:d i 19, Seévern &‘hn.ol, at Boone, & game against Rosedale Athletic Club In Carroll Instituté gymnasium next Tuesday night. It will be the decisive match of the quints’ three- game series, and the Mayflower tos- ners ‘e more than anxlous to triumph. This is the first year the yacht has been represent- ket ball team. The sallors ed nine games and finished in front in sixteen of them. Epiphany Comets anticipate a stre uous battle tonight when they en- counter the Peck Chapel Stars. Peck tossers triumphed over the Comets in an engagement last month. Play wil start at 8:15 v'clock. Y. M. C. A. Arrows have the follow- ing schedule for néxt month: 3, U. S. 8. Reina Mercedes at Annapolis; 5. Catholle U freshmen at Central Y. M. C. A.; 13 at Central Y. 19, Epiphany Comets at M. C. with Two games ine Pre“ re pending. .. Columil Atl te Club will meet quint tomorrow night in Wilson Normal gymnasium. ‘pre- || Uminary game will be played be- twecn the Columbla Junlors and Perry Eantern Athietle Clud, which van- quished the Sioux 13 to 11, wants to Fear from Circle Athletic Club regard- ing:a game. The Eastern manage- ment’s telephone*is,Lincoln 5398-J. —————— Open Basket Ball Event Today. ATLANTA, February 25.—The tourna- ment that will decide-the 1921 basket ball champions of the Southern Inter- coilegiate Athletic Association will He- gin here today with fifteen teams en- tered. to gather at Knoxville tomortow for the purpose of forming an Appalachian In- tergollegiate Athletic Conference. Institutions expécted {0 enter the new organization are: )lfiry\-llk. Niwassee, Carson-Newman, Milligan, ~Tuscdlum, Emory and Henry, -Lincoln Memorial and possibly others. ‘urposes of the cohference are out- lined As follows: To. facilitate the arrangement of schedules in branches of sports. To provide authorized officials for in- Open Saturday o - il 9 PM. We do not quote inflated war ;;ricel : to make present prices seein small. | FINALCLEAN-UPSALE | We have gathered in two lots all garments, cbnliltil;g of about 500 Suits and Overcoats and have priced them Y4 to 1/ what they were made to gell for. The sizes are from 33 to 42 breast measure in the suits and topcoats just right for Sizes to 50 waist. o’coats. - . - K Spring. 'ALL WORTH DOUBLE Wie Risk tatives willl} Journey to Annapolid tonight to play the girls’ team of the high schoob at the Maryland capital. he copntest will be decided in the state armory. Ka ha Juslors want games with 8 _of Columbia and 120-pound aggreg: tions. Telephone Challeng. 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