Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1930, Page 46

SPORTS. Georgetown Nine Meets Franklin and Marshall Tomorrow in First Home Game . HOYAS ALSO HAVE TILT ON SATURDAY Engage Dartmouth That Day. Washington Barracks to Be Scene of Games. BY H. C. BYRD. EORGETOWN plays its first ball games on its home dia- mond tomorrow and Saturday, FPranklin and Marshall being scheduled for the opening contest and Dartmouth for Saturday. The Biue and Gray is to use the diamond in the Washington Barracks grounds, its own fleld being cut to pleces with construc- tion work. Tomorrow's game begins at 3:30 and Saturday's at 3 o'clock. It is likely that Georgetown will have on the field practically the same line- up as that which represented it in games last week in North OCarolina. Bosek, White and Leary, who were not eligible then, may be certified before the game tomorrow and 1if they are will get into at least a part of the two battles. In its three games last week the Blue and Gray nine showed indications of considerable strength. It lost the first, it is true, but that, with all credit to Davidscn, was something that probably would not happen again in several meetings between the two teams. Georgetown held 3 big lead until the sixth inning, then broke and allowed lmg;. for four du-l n:: Two re ve been carded, with and the other with New York Univer- sity, and two more now are behu sought. West Vlrltnh is one of the schools that may be sched: ‘The Blue Qud Gray lq'llld. 'flh its own fleld torn in the Central High Stadium. Wlfi‘lfllfi doubt Coach John o‘ndny center his efforts toward having the team in top list to come here Coach Burton Shipiey, whou Mary- ns a?elqlnm s little Keady's Marines or with some other | organization. Maryland's rules prevent \n pllyln‘ a regularly scheduled con- th any other than a college or unlv‘nlty F. LINKOUS, FORMER OLD LINE STAR, DIES BALTIMORE, March 27—FPred Link- ous, former University of Maryland ath- let., died this morning at the Univer- sity Hospital here of blood poisoning resulting tmm the extraction of an ulcerated tooth. Linkous, W0 was a three-letter ath- ball, Yoot Davidson to get a bunch of runs. The | ball game was lost in the tenth inning by a margin of one run. The contests with ‘Wake Forest and Guilford were won easily. Just what kind of teams Franklin and Marshall and Dertmouth will pre- sent is not known. However, Darte muuth usually has teams in every sport 3011:11 to hold their own in any | collegiate competition, while dispatches from Lancaster, Pa. the home of Franklin and Marshall, in- dicate that school has a lot of confl- dence in the prowess of its men, any- way. Franklin and Marshall, after ap- pearing here tomorrow, goes over to Annapolis Saturday to play Navy. ‘The Old Line Club, University of tion in teams at MAryhnd begin at 7 o'clock. Walter Morris, former star athlete at St. John's yesterday was elected to cap- h.!xn‘ the Georgetown basket ball team n Morris not only has made th'nhohnllylngmlrd ball team. The dinner is to Another captain of a college team WMM who e the_Catholic Uni- squad. Blasi has been tholic U. in the welter- and has enjoyed remark- Incidentally, he also held bl.n!ofl; blll at-end American University tomorrow holds its annual dinner in honor of its foot ball and basket ball . ‘The din- ner is to be at 6:30 the university dining hall. mmhlotnforu {5 the sourt game on the Hilltop, base on the | Students Linkous was exceedingly popular, rushed to the hospital last night to offer theiv blood for_transfusion. The transfusion was madé this morning in & final but futile effort to save his life. PEACRARE GEORGETOWN BOXERS Preliminsries and semi-finals will be mm:mhmo.um_v:é starting at 3 o'clock. !!lu results bolmyuww m-romvncun mfi‘ l . ot mm a?t"fi' 5. decision, thres 126-POUND CLASS. Hoy defeated Abbatichio by fechnical kngckout in second round, SOnDEy defented Setones decimon. 135-POUND GCLASS. oRigrdsn defested Tierman, technical “‘lloazc detoated Tattalardo, technical -ilw decision.. LR 165-1 Pom CLASS. o ‘G Kt oo ehneal " :?fe'n“u aq(pqu " Parren, decision. l'll-mm Clancy defeated Banschowski. decision. Bee Getented o.fl:’r VAN SICKEL TO OOACH. THE EVENING. DUAL MEETS STILL TABOO AT CENTRAL None Will Be Held as Long as Veteran Bill Foley ‘Is Coach of Team. O long as Bill Foley, veteran track RESUME TOURNAMENT | Dale Van slnel All-American end | Helene the Florida Quality Oversize Balloons and Cords at Saving Low Prices Guaranteed for L-I-F-E! At these purse-pleasing Low Prices we'll put these big, husky os ear Pathfinder tires They are guaranteed for LIFE. No matter how many Oversize Go on your car. their elastic You can put confidence in our statement that, in our judgment, these big, thi ick-treaded tires, with Supertwist Cord con- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, Lacrosse Player, Told Tricks By Big Chief, to Perform Here GET A REST TONIGHT BOBBY POOL. play the Oxford-Cambridge twelve of England at Central High School Stadium here next Tuesday after- noon at 4 o'clock. A couple years ago when Bobby Pool, little attack man of the Anna- politan outfit, was performihg for tbebmefllofmtwelvefromfiu Onondaga reservatio sunln doah, big chief of t,he udxk took a h!let‘l in .obb"y;' H? how the originators of the game handled the stick, ho maneuvered for shots, their shawls about their shoulders watched. He told, then, by attack on the British in the contest here. He led his team to 13 straight victories last year. LISTS LOCAL NET TEAMS. w2 tennis e e ollwing cay. sacoring atter the Tec) t announced. BATTERYMEN ARE SOUGHT. A couple of capable pitchers and a cnueher :re wanted by the ncvly or- sln cé base team. “Clt M lflh’ufleorlhlfll after 5: flnm T\ i\hA\ D AR 1930. TOURNAMENT QUINTS No action is slated tonight in the District A. A, U, championship basket ball tournament, but one final and two semi-final matches are lllwd tomorrow night in the Tech High In the final clash Pratt whl.r!wlndl who showed unexpected stre; Jast night in downing Stewart - rlphen, 41 to 27, will engage De Luxe. The game will decidé the 145-pound crown. The test, evening'’s Boys Clul fight it out In a llfl-mnd class semi- final contest, while vy Chase and Knight's Buddies will face in a junior class girls’ semi-| nnu match scheduled for 7:30 o'clock as the program opener. Buddies e'll.mkuud Cloverettes, 29 to 21, today are being congratulated upon their 45-22 victory last night over the crack Jewish Com- munity Center team. The win put the Montrose quint in the semi-finals. Present and past Western High court luminaries make up the Montrose team. Another bunch identified with West- ern came through with a victory last night. Westerners advanced to the final in the 130-pound class with 25-23 triumph over the “Y” Flashes. West- erners will face the winner of the St. John's-Jewish Community Center Flashes game Tuesday night for the class title, ‘Tomorrow night’s tourney card: Chevy Chase vs. xnl.ht.’l Buddies (ltrh' junlm- class, semi-finals), 7:30 Boyu Club Optimists vs. Aztecs (115~ ind class, semi-finals), 8:30 o'clock. Luxe vs. Pratt Whirlwinds (145 pound class final), 9:30 o’clock. GIRLS TO PLAY BOYS IN ALEXANDRIA TILT A!.leN'DMA. Va., lnu! fans with the xnlcm tive piay rhm a doubl header against the Whitestone quint and the Knight Buddies, a girls’ team. ‘The program will nt underwayat 7:30. St. Inry s cemu 'll”lly the wwd- lawn A. gu e test momv nllm at Armory Hall at 8:30 o'clock and will engage the United ’rypnvrlh:@nylo!w on the March 27.—A fiool & 54-t0-15 defeat at United Typewriter ‘The Fairfax Oeun'.y High School Ath- letic Association Base Ball Lea will ggen ‘:.omormw 'lfl.e'rnoon with Falls urch pl mom. Juksen ‘:{’h&. t McLean. Hern- don High, the other lntnnt in the loop, unm-hedukdturmhnun April 4. elected president C. to succeed R. B. ol Lhn Del lhy A Cogan was elected mwwm%umotufl.vw petition VOGEL GRAPPLES rmcn Carl Vogel will come 'hn) Felice, xwhn huln in fea- match of the weekly wrestling CIM tml‘ht at the Strand. wdwmbe&flvnd the Clifton at Lee- | in| SPORTS. Defeats Prove Teacher For Maryland U. Coach is a silver lining to defeats, Faber, youthful coach of the Unlverllly of l‘.lryhnd lacrosse teant, told his charges y when “skull” practice was held in a class room in leu of the wintry winds that were blowing across the field, “I learned more lacrosse in the de- feats handed us by Johns Hopkins in 1928 and by St. John's last year than at any time since I started When you win you do not think about your mistakes and faults, but when you are beaten you try to find out ‘the reasons why.” ‘Then Faber proceeded to tell the Old Liners why these two games were lost and how they could profit by thelr reverses. FRENCH AND EAGLE TO FIGHT FOR LEAD French and Skinker Eagle quints, tied for first place in the Independent Basket Ball League, will clash tonight in the George Washington gym in a match that will go a long way toward deciding, if it does not actually decide, the league title. The game will follow a preliminary between Woltz Photographers and Crescent A. C., starting at 7:30 o’clock. Eagles have beaten every team in the loop except Prench, which has lost only to St. Mary's Celtics. In other league games this week St. Mary’s Celtics and Woodlawns will meet tomorrow night in Schuler’s Hall, Alex- andria, and on the same floor Saturday glhl the Celts will entertain United rays. Takoms Firemen are one up itwood Hawks in their series for Montgomery and Prinee Georges Countles, Md., league ehampionship. ‘The Hremen champlons of the Mont- County League, Iast night de- wd the Hawks, Prince “Georges County League title holders, 37 to 22, in opening game of a series of three in the Silver Spring-Takoma High School gym. Warren Hayes piled up 24 points to lead United Grays io a 55-to-15 easy win over Whitestones last night in the Armory at Alexandria. It was Hayes' second big mnn( spree of the season. 8t. Paul's mles won two games, de- feating Emanuels, 42 to 21, and Boys' Independent Band, 24 to 12. 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