Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1925, Page 28

28 SPORTS. THE EVENING S TAR, WASHINGTON, D. ( WEDNESDAY, o JANUARY » 21, 192 SPORTS. Marsters of G. U. All-America Runner: Chicago Track Conditions Annoyed Nurmi 1 HILLTOPPER IS SELECTED |NOTRE DAME BOXERS AS BEST 1,000-YARD MAN TO MEET NAVY TEAM | ANNAPOL] Rubien, A. A. U. Secretary, Has Picked Athletes furlm'h""’ \ men of Ability to Engage in Actual Combat With All Two Pla nary 21.-—The meet the mitt- Notre Comers—Le Gendre Gel in i Four Horseme W America, Frederick Rubien of fhe all- collegiate g Ath sarted from his policy of choosing from from Janu- 'BOSTON A. A. FIGHTS HOCKEY ROUGHNESS January 21.—R jation will withdra m from competiti Amateur Hocke officials put a and wilful it has h Wightma 15 for the Spaldi appear where Loren, Murchison ruled alone in cen picked for its ability to en 1ly nine whose names were me returned to their position farold Os tioned | and Bob s A ( George “HELD BALL il AT via jump | | BASKET NATIONAL CO.LLEGE MEET IN CHICAGO JUNE '2. 13 1CAGO, January Na ALL-AMERICAN nrd i 100- TEAM. run — Chester \thletic Cluh ard ru e I w/ u to make DIXIE TENNIS TOURNEY AWARDED CHAPEL HILL HILL. N. ¢ ETREYE s BY JOHN SCHOWM Basket Ball Conch, A Forn NNO-yard run—sSchuyler € Penn State, 1.000-yard ek, Jr. nn—G Marsters, er should try n eliher basket or at any other ¢ whem he Ix obviously getting worst ot The resoly e run—Itaymond Buker, linvis Ath Ray, 1hi- reasons ‘A COLLEGE QUINTETS MEET ' IN TRIO OF TILTS TONIGHT | BY H.C. BYRD. LMOST all of the college basket ball due in Washington this week is #0 be crowded into tonight’s program. Two engagements in- volving varsity quints are scheduled, and, in addition, fresman teams will provide a battle. A pair of the tilts are to take place in the big gymnasium at Brookland, where representatives of Catholic Univer- sity and University of Maryland are to hook up in what should be spirited contests. Freshman quints of these old rivals are to take the floor at 7:15 o'clock and the varsity aggregation an hour later At the time the big teams land George Washington and Drexcl Institute of Philadelphia are due to begin hostilities in the Hatchetites' gymnasium, on H street near Twen- | i -Drexel game is booked. | tieth Much land. No preliminary to the George Washingt vorite. the Rice Catholie three of its five game sing 1o Davis-Elkins ¢ v unusually strow 1 objectly e an ev The bulk of the strength varsity and freshman represent the Univer up of former hool are to win that ) Char ped 1t has taken Stevens In-|is made high sc team f the ojd rivals indicate | Adams of 1|« sealps of Virginia, te and first time in basket b 1 enter tan even bet, and, it a ' WESTERN ADDS TO LEAD IN SCHOOL BASKET LOOP 4210 19, A five into 2-10-20 triumph ov 1e Central 1 pl with Eastern, e was played . where COLLEGE BASKET BALL l | themaelves fnto guarding strate Booth, avd jumping st down under th . the chan and give your feam a nce themselves in favor- h strategy try for a “held first. because It keeps an o from making a sh De Mar, Mel- walk — William e e wall—Harry It Plant, HOPKINS STICKMEN WILL PLAY BRITISH Hinkel, : broad jump—W. L. Reed, Brown. St nding high jum pix twiee, /Ui s 1 T al quarter an hammer—Fred- Hoston AL AL n — Eugene rert Le Gendre, areld M. Oshorn, HIi- ALL-COLLEGE TEAW. run— Chester Bowman, Syracuse, 1 run—George Lo Hill Penn- L Booth, . REYNOLDS WILL COACH SYRACUSE U. GRIDDERS ACT u ry run— WeAuley petles—Din Kins a huridles— N ad Venaul Michi o hizh jum Hart Jump — Tom Poor. he Oxford Athletie Club, vault —James K. Brocker, 16-Pound shot—Glenn Hart- ned at Ma 5 Do By JACK KELLY. World's Champion Single Sculler. race. Plaisted, the n Nieholx, Hizh againyt Han- r the water a )id of his wrist g the finext he had ever seen . Pros- = The finish flaming - which we each w all our re- and the prow line . Moilywood : | zet hix mouth above the level of the water and every time a wave ot r. some woul ad | and w | id to chang Kok ] SR ERIEYy | (0, g th nt oy iZopound shot—d. ~0 High Sel . maining str us—Triest, Hill shell we alhe Both sw eats together. ind race, “inally Harry Burke ewlin. the referees of the DISTRICT SCHOOLBOYS TO SWIM IN PENN MEET |} e whic n " P from exhadstic whitish-green ¥ at | prec wir eded a collapsc his Yes, all things considered, Pve never kad a greater thrill than when I oweat inte the Sehuyikit that blistering afern ad def itoh Dibbl; Just as 1 reached to take Tomurrow-—0. K K cler (Copy bt, 1925.) ¢ -|GONZAGA FIVE BOWS Athletle Club to Roamers Reserves entertained Athletie C! he Northerns v r. Hams. Umpire—r. 0'Meara Time of periods—10 minutes PRESIDENT TAKES KEEN 0 SUBURBAN INTEREST‘INASP‘-?T‘ T BOYS ear. 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