Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-14
COLLEGE QU|NTETS
IN TRIO OF GAMES
All to Be Played on Home
FloorS-SWimming Meet
Also Is Listed.
BY III. C. BYRD.

T%HREE college basket ball games
are scheduled for local floors to-
morrow night, George Washing
L ton, American University and
Maryland being listed to play at
home. Virginia Medical College is to be
George Washington's opponent, Juniata
meets American University. while West
ern Maryland is slated to take the floor
against Maryland.
In addition to these court contests,
the Washington and Lee swimming
team comes here for dual meet with
Catholic University In the Brookland
pool.
Not much is known of the strength
of the Virginia Medical College five, but
it is likely that Maryland and American
University will have at least even
chances in their games. If Maryland
does as well against Western Maryland
as 1t did at times In beating Navy yes
terday, 80 to 81, 1t should score another
victory.
Only one basket ball game is listed
for tonight, and that is one in which
Catholic University meets Loyola at
Baltimore. In fact. the Brooklanders
also take part in the only other COM
petition scheduled by local schools to-
Temple University of Philadelphia.
The most interesting competitions at
Catholic University during the entire
indoor season. The Temple team has
not yet been defeated, and four of It's
members have knockout records back
Of them in both their previous matches.
It Is said that Hansen, the visitors
heavyweight, is one of the best men
in the country, as he finished runner-up
last year in the intercollegiate tourney
to Grant Of New York University. Jack
Malevich, star all-round athlete at
Catholic University, will oppose Hansen.
Admission to the first match of the
year at c. U. may be gained through
purchase of the regular athletic asso-
citation season tickets at cost OF SIS.
These tickets are available to the gen.
eral public at we'll as to Catholic Uni
versity students and alumni.
The program:
us pounds-Ed Cuden (T) vs.. John
De Pasquale (C).
les pounds-Hyman Gribbon (T) vs..
Harry Di Giacomo (C).
135 pounds-Beadle or Block (T) VS..
Mickey Mcguire (C).
I47 pounds-Ed Kutcher (T) VS..
Rocco Blast tCl.
l6O pounds-Bernard Murphy (T) vs..
Frank FuIam (C).
It's pounds--J0e Brown (T) VS.. Ed.
Campbell (C).
Unlimited-Swede Hansen (T) VS..
Jack Malevitch (C).
Burton ShipIey, Maryland basket ball |
coach, at least can lay claim to being at |
least fairly good in predicting what his |
team may do. After series OF beatingS, |
Shipley came out Tuesday with the |
statement that his team had good |
chance to beat Navy despite the ap- |
parent superiority Of the Annapolis |
whereof he spoke is shown by the Old |
Line victory which came in an extra |
period game. Had Maryland lost In that |
extra period, it would have had lot to |
be regretful over, because with the score |
tied In the last minute of the regular |
time it had three opportunities to shoot |
goals from the foul line and missed all. |
McCiann had a two-shot chance and
failed to get either one, and after that |
there was not sufficient time to get the |
ball tossed up and in play before the |
gun ending the game was fired.
The game was won largely because |
Julie Radice, who has been OF In his |
shooting, got his eye on the basket and |
dropped in five goals from the floor |
from almost every kind Of q position. |
MARYLAND has been getting plenty OF |
shots In nearly all its games, but simply |
has not been putting the bali through |
the loop.
The victory over Navy was almost the |
more creditable for Maryland in view |
of the fact that it fought an uphill bat |
tie all the way and overcame lead OF
0 to II held by Navy early In the con-
test.