Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-22
\. Y. j. SCRAPPERS
f MEET HOyA TEAM.
American U. and Catholic U.
CUNTS AWay-MethodiSts
Lose to Juniata.

Il Georgetown University athletes will
have the Capital field to itself tonight,
when the Hoya boxers entertain New
York University mittmen in Ryan gym
nasium, in a seven-bout program, start
tng'at $3.50 o'clock.
American University basketers, nosed
out in a 27-26 battle last night by
,Juniata. at Huntington, Pa, will en-
gage Duouesne tonight in Pittsburgh,
while Catholic University five was to
meet Villanova this afternoon at villa
nova.
Georgetown boxers, who will be strtv-
ing for their first win OF the season TO-
night against New York University, are
sure to find the invaders formidable
Charley Fish, clever Hoya welter-
weight, who has been out OF the gong
recently with an injured hand, is scneo-
uled to face Gold of the VioletS IN what
is expected to prove the best bout OF tne
who will be given a final examination
by a physician Just before the bout, may
he advised not to fight, and, In THIS
event. Brennan will take his place.
Weldon Monson, heavyweight, and
Americo Anselmo will be new q. Y.
battlers to be seen in action. They Will
be taking the places of Fred Schafney
and Bob Greeves, respectively, VINO were
injured. l..
There is more than usual interest In
the bout between Monson ana SarglS-
son. The latter is looked upon as q
foremost contender for the intercol-
ieciate heavyweight championship. Mon
son lacks the ring experience OF Sargis-
son. but he is a big fellow with plenty
of fight and is expected to make
sturdy showing. In addition to Sargis-
son. leading members of the Violet team
are Pinsky, featherweight;, Delbaum,
middleweight, and Sirotis, light-heavy-
weight.
Admission to the bouts will be by in
yitation or student athletic passbook
and those wishing to see the bouts
should apply at the office OF Lou Little,
G. U. director of athletics, at the HUI
top today.
and those attending are requested to
wear evening attire.
The card follows:
lis pounds-Davis g. ~ W. Mar
mel IN. Y. u.
I25 pOunds-Hagerty e. o. W. Pin
sky IN. Y. u
I35 pounds-Madden &c. ID vs.. Slo-
IOwich IN. Y. u
las pounds-Fish &c. w. vs.. Gold
IN. Y. ".
1850 pounds-Tierney C. ~ VS.. Del
baum IN. Y u
IT'S pounds-AnseImo C. u vs.. ST.
rotis IN. Y. w..
Observation-Disclosures &C. u VS.. Sar-
gisson IN. Y. ID
George Washington's Freshman has
ket bail team left today for a Virginia
trip. This afternoon 1t was to engage
Augusta Military Academy at Fort De-
fiance, Va, and tomorrow afternoon
will hook up with Massanutten Mill
tary Academy at Woodstock, Va. A
game with either Washington and Lee
Freshmen or Staunton Military Acad
envy may be arranged for Monday.
Those making up the G. w. party on
the trip are Jeweler, Leverton. Ginberg.
Hoover, Stanton, Berry, Castell, Letter,
Manager Staub and Coach Thompson.
In the only home basket ball game of
the week end George Washington viii
entertain st. Francis College Of Lo-
retto, Pa, tomorrow night in the G. w.
gym.
Georgetown will meet Temple Univer-
sity at Philadelphia, Maryland viii en-
gage Johns Hopkins at Baltimore,
Catholic University will come to grips
with New York City College team in
New York, and Gallaudet will meet st.
Mary's Celtics at Alexandria.
Two foul losses in the closing min
utes gave Juniata its victory over Amer
lean University last night. The Metho-
distS were ahead % to Is with lust 30
seconds to play, when Andrews came
through with the deciding points.
A. u. led at the half, IA to IL, after
overcoming an 8-point Juniata edge.
Andrews led the winners attack with
IL points, while Burgess Of the Meth
odists with IS was high scorer Of the
night.
Score:
v.-gnka f19A American f1Rl