Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-07
CLASH AT COLLEGE PARK
SHOULD PROVE THRILLER
Washington and Lee Scrappers to Visit Brookland
For Seven Bouts-Callaudet and American
U. Quints Battle Tomorrow Night.

II UNIVERSITY of Maryland
battle with the crack Uni
versity of North Carolina
~ combination in Richie gym
nasium at College Park is the
lone game scheduled for a local col
lege team tonight, but it should be a
corker. The game will begin at
o'clock. There will be a preliminary
starting at z that also should be hot.
as it brings together Central High
and the Maryland Freshmen, both of
which have shown decided strength.
The Tarheels will invade the strong
hold of the Old Liners fresh from con-
quests on successive nights over Vir-
ginia, Virginia Poly and Virginia
Military Institute by decisive counts.
The CarolinianS have lost but one
game this season, bowling to Wake
Forest.
North Carolina probably will start
r.. Hackney and Vanstory, forwards;
Baggett, center, and Capt. B. Hackney
and Morris, guards
For MARYLAND Linkous. who has
been out of the last two games be-
cause of an injured foot, and either
Capt. Artie Boyd or Mike Stevens
viii be at the forwards; Donald (Haml
Faber and Thurston Dean will hold
forth at the guards.
Tonight's engagement viii open
an unusually busy week for the Ola
Line tossers, as they are carded for
four more tilts this week. North
Carolina will remain over for another
game tomorrow afternoon in Richie
gymnasium and then the Mary
landers will jump up to Philadelphia
on Wednesday for an encounter with
Penn and then trek down into the
Old Dominion to engage Washington
and Lee Friday night and Virginia
Military Institute Saturday
Boxers of Catholic University will
strive to avenge a defeat suffered at
the hands of Washington and Lee
last season when they trade punches
with the General leather pusherS to-
night at Brookland. The card that
will be the first of the season for the
Cardinal ringmen will start at 80
O'Clock, and will include seven bouts.
Coach Teddy Mitchells c. U. team
includes four newcomers, against only
three veterans from the last cam
paign.
Associate membership cards in the
Catholic University Athletic Associa-
NAOit inuCl DS pICSCtitNN W OPNS'AAA cN
mission to tonight's card. They may
be obtained at Spalding's. the Sport
Mart, or at the University.
Bouts scheduled are:
Heavyweights-J. Tierney &C. ID VS..
Light :" ANY yweights-Malevich &C. ID
" Midd iSS 81 = Tierney &c. ID VS..
wefiterweig6ts-Grec &c. u VS.. Avrack
L Lei ai Byrnes &c. o. VS.,
Featherweights- &C. u VS..
T mmweishts2Riordan &C. ID VS..
Osterman wv. and L..
Besides the Maryland North Caro-
lima court game tomorrow afternoon.
Coach G. Baltic Springston's clever
American University combination will
entertain Teddy Hughes doughty Gal |
laudet five in the Methodists' gym in
a game that likely will produce brisk
battling. Jim Birthright, stahwart
center, will he missing from Ameri-
cans lineup because of an ankle in
jury suffered in the recent game with
Western Maryland. Bill Banta or
Leon Shloss probably will hold forth
at the tap-off post, with Herbie Elliott
at a guard post.
Coach Fred Rice's strong Catholic
University team will take on George
Washington on wednesday night in
the Brooklyn gym in the lone game
scheduled that night on local college
floor. The Cardinals will leave Friday
for a four-day trip in the North, open
ing with City College of New York
on Saturday and ending with Ford
ham in New York on February is.
While no games are carded this
week for Coach John OReilly's George
town tossers. the Blue and Gray plan
considerable work to keep in condition
for tests to come.
A pair of contests are listed for col.
lege courts here Saturday night. st.
Bonaventure basketers, coached by
Jack Flavin, former Georgetown ath-
letic star, viii invade the Fl street
gym for crack at George Washing
ton, and Virginia Medical College will
be here as the guest of American Uni
versity.
Coach Teddy Hughes is beginning
to think seriously about base ball at
Gallaudet. Practice will be started by
the Kendall Greeners in a couple of
weeks With a number of veterans at
hand, Gallaudet probably will have
fast nine.
Track also is coming in for a deal
of attention at the Florida avenue
school. A high spot of the Kendall
Greeners' schedule that has not been
completed will, it is expected, be
quadrangular meet, in which George
Washington, Catholic University and
Johns Hopkins also will figure, to be
held, according to present plans, on
May Il. Prior to this, on May IA, Gal
laudet and George Washington are
carded to meet to decide permanent
possession of the Hotchkiss Cup, on
which each has gained a leg The in.
terclass meet at Gallaudet will take
place on May z.
The Kendall Greeners plan to be
represented in the Penn relays.
Prospects are that Gallaudet will
have dependable performers in the
field as well as track events.
While six veterans are to be lost
by graduation, the Kendall Greeners
are confident of developing a sturdy
foot bali team next Fall. The grid
iron card:
october--s, ST. Johns College of Annapo-
liz 3, Albright College. at n Myerstown, Pa;
22 Temple , University at Philaddelpha; 20.
November@5. Blue Ridge College. 12.
University of Delaware; 10. American Uni
vergity.
American University has been booked
for a foot ball game next Fail with
Catholic University, on November 5,
in the Brookland Stadium. The game
completes the Cardinal card.
Scheduling of the tilt has made 1t
necessary for American to change its
engagement with st. Johns of An
napolis, set for November 5, TO either
October Is or 20.
It is announced that the Methodists
will meet Gallaudat on October 10.