Evening star., 1928-01-20
OPPOSES WESTMINSTER
BOXERS IN SEVEN BOUTS
Sport i'm Second Season at Hop-Nlaryland and
c. L. Basketers Hold to Winning Stride--Old
Liners Add Generals 10 Grid List.
. GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

boxers will appear iii their
Y !irS; intercollegiate match in
this city tonight when they
encounter the Western Mary
land College rincmcn OF es;minSter
at the Arcadia i'll Sevcn-bout program
starting at $50 O'Clock.
Last ScaSon was the first in which
the Blue ana Gray ever was repre-
scn,ed by boXlnc team, but all COM
pct,tio0 was away from Washington.
No admission will be charged tonight,
hu; only these presenting compli-
r1.ntary athletic association tick its will
ho admitted. The tickets may b. had
81 the Georgetown athletic Office at the
HILTON
While the sport was taken up only
las season at the Hilltop. it has grown
rapidly in popularity. and Coach Bob
Calhoun has been drilling squad Of
more than so during the past month
Calhoun is former Naval Academy
boxer
Dick Harlow. Western Maryland
coach. formerly was boxing tutor at
Colgate He has nodded. according TO
reports. group OF sturdy ringmen
Calhoun. however. is confident OF his
charges showing we'll against the more
experienced Green TerrorS. though only
Zen Davis a lightweight, and McCar-
, thy. a light heavyweight. remain from
last seasons Hoya team. Tom Nc
Dewitt. banta:nweight. and Charley
Fish. middleweight have been showing
particularly clever form.
Norris. South Atlantic amateur well
terweisht champion. and McRoble,
Light heavyweight. arc Western Mary
hand lCminarieS.
Spike Webb boxing instructor at the
Naval Academy. will referee the bouts.
Ee positively will allow no applauding
by spectators during the actual boxing,
though ii will be permitted after the
bouts
Commodore o. O. Kessing OF the
Naval Academy and Representative Up
c!ke ~ Indiana will be the judges.
Charles Ornstein South Atlantic A. A.
L. official, will be timer, and James Nc
Eamara. athletic director at the Jewish
Community Center. will be general as
SSsant
The list OF bouts;
Bsnta,n~e,-b, tiI5-pomnd ,laes'-siahan
Western Marviandi ~ McDesIit tGeorEe-
Fes .herveirht 'I"5-pound .las- '--tro-hy
'Hesie~n MsrYla8a' ". ha-crty fGeorge.
L-4t~ei-ht =. .'i35-nound ,la~-'--Neyer.
weltsrue,-ht ti45-pound .lsss,---Norr,.
WfzteIa Maryiand' -. Murphy 'George-
NrsilrwfI~h, ,I'o-roDnJ .ia-s,-Eka',s /
fWe~tern Maryland W F'%h 'GeorSe- /
L, ~, -hea,vwclsh, ,i75-pound ,iass,-Nc. !
Raiae western Narylandl IS Mccarthy
HeaTy~ l.h,-Douner ,wcstern Maryl2ndl
>h5H1v HJeor-ciawn'-
Only one college basket ball game re-
mains 10 be played on a local court
this week. but il should prove red
hot battle II viii bring together Cath /
Ole UniverS;ty's stellar quint. which
last night vanouished Duquesne UNI
versi:y. of Pittsburgh. "a 10 IS. for its
ninth win n as many starts. and
George washingtons hardy combina- I
ton tomorrow night IN the big gym at
Erookland
Two fres Of the local group are card !
ed for action tonight. both on alien I
courts. Maryland. which rang up its
sixth straight triumph last night. de-
!eat!ng Kentucky 81 10 7. Is TO engage |
its dearest foe. Johns Hopkins. at Car
E,1 in Baltimore and Gallauoet VIII (
begin a twp-day trip BY meeting Deia- (
ware al Newark.
Tomorrow night Gal'audet will op-
pose St Johns al ANNAPOLIS IN the
lone game for the local collegiate group
aside from the C U.-G. w CLASH.
Catholic L. is favored 10 trim George
Washington tomorrow. but It is general
r. conceded that real battle Is prop
sb,e between these lively rivals. Ine
Cardinals were given the edge last sca-
eon in the battle in the Colonial gym
bsJt @ w. won with gallant rally ID
the closing minutes.
Mzryis nd outeiassed kentucky from
t.1e start las, night at College PARK.
tha wildcats being unable 10 penetFae
the Old Line defense. while Coach snip
iey's men experienced no dinlcuity IN
getting through and registering soo'S.
Keutucky was able 10 score onlF one
coal from the floor and that dio no,
come until the game had only some six
minutes 10 90 AT one time the Oio
Liners held a 23-to-i edge.
with all hands participating In their
attack Julie Radice anc Thurston Dean
being especially prominent. the Old
Liners swept 10 an early lead. which
they constantly increased. MARYLAND
LED al the half. i6 10 j.
The score
Hent<lexy 90 Maryland -
& % J. e. 70 y
Conlos 4 . . . Ns43gae. r . .