Evening star., 1928-02-18
VARSITY ACCRECATIONS
HAVE FOUR ENGAGEMENTS
Georgetown. George Washington and Callaudct in
Court Tilts-Caiholic u. Boxers Face v. NIL
Hova and Old Line Fvcs Score.

"HREE basket ball games and a
boxing meet are scheduled here
tonight for athletes Of the local
Il college eroUp.
In the court Tits GEORGETOWN
N!u entertain Duke University in the
Arcadia, George Washington will play
host 10 Guilfor6 College of North Caro-
Tina. and Gallaudet will have University
OF Baltimore as It's guest III the Ken
dali Green gym. All the games will
start at $50 O'clock.
In the boxing match Catholic Uni
versity gloVe.len will entertain the
strong {. NJ I team in a seven-bout
program starting at S O'Clock III the
Brookland sym.
Georgetown. which routed Guilford.
81 10 23 last night, Will be out for its
ninth straight win against Duke tonight,
Duke, which fell before Virginia last
night, has nevertheless a sturdy five
and is apt 10 furnish the HoyaS live
IL evening Georgia. South Carolina,
North Carolina State. V. ?. l. and
Washington and Lee are Staiwart FIVE
which have bowed TO Duke. Councllor
and werber. Washington boys, who for
rlerly starred with the Tech High tlVe
here. are members OF the Duke team
The Eoyas will start their regular line
Up tonight. including Capt. Nork and
Mesmer at forwards: Don Dutton. CEN
ter. and Meenan and Mccarthy. guards
George Washington. though weakened
through the loss Of several dependables
who have fallen by the wayside III their
studies. hope 10 take 70 camp GulltoTd
College. which showed little against
Georeetown. The Colonials. who bowed
to ST. Bonaventure's in their last start,
Will be striving 10 get back n a win
ming stri6e.
Gallaudet will he seeking revenge for
ar earlier season defeat handed the
Kendall Greeners by University of
Baltimore. While Gallaudet has been
somewhat inconsistent at times this
season. It is a combination apt to get
hot any time. and may get this way
against the Monumental City ouint.
Catholic University boxers will face
tr Y. NJ. I. a veteran outfit which has
downed Georgia and Western Maryland.
but has lost TO North Carolina, Army
and Virginia. Whether the Cardinals
VII! be represented in the heavyweight
class tonight is uncertain. Diggins. who
has been holding forth for c. Z: in this
class. IS not available Ed O'Brien. a
va @o&ASeSAA AAAN. o.
chance for c. L IN this group Nearly
40c0 invitations ID the bouts have been
Issued to students. alumni and friends
o. c. Z. by Charles V. Moran, athletic
director.
The card follows:
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After the first few minutes Of their
game with Guilford last night it vas
a question only Of the size of the count
by which Georgetown would trim the
North Ca-olinians Capt Bobby Ncrk.
Freddie Mesnler and Hal Meenan were
leading Hoya scorers, though once the
game was well under way none Of the
Blue and Gray players seemed 10 have
much difficulty getting the scoring
range AZ the half 6 Z was setting
the pace. "a 10 IL The G L. Fresh
men downed Eastern High, 81 TO I3. in
the preliminary
The score OF last nights game: