Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-25

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tonight in Ryan gymnasium
starting at $50 o'clock. There will be
seven bouts.
Admission will be only by special in
Vitation or presentation of the regular
G. u. athletic pasSbook. Persons desir-
ing to buy these books, which will en-
title them to witness all Winter and
Spring events in which Georgetown
figures, may secure them today at the
Office of Louis Little, director of ath-
letics, at the university. Approximately
1900 can be seated in the gym.
Formally will mark the setting for
the bouts. Formal dress is requested
and. in accordance with the rules gov
erning amateur or collegiate boxing,
applause of any sort during the actual
fighting is prohibited
Western Maryland, which defeated
Virginia Military Institute, to 3. at
Lexington last Saturday in its opening
test of the campaign, has a more eX-
perienced team than Georgetown, sew
eral of the Hoya boxers being newcom-
ers to collegiate boxing this season.
George Ekatis, middleWeight, is the
star of the team from Westminster.
He has scored six knockouts out of his
10 bouts in intercollegiate competition.
He dropped his v. M. I. opponent Sat-
urday in the second round. Greeves
will represent G. u. against the visiting
iuminary.
Following is the order of bouts:
49, pounds-TardugnO (G.) VS.. CAL
aahan wv. M.
1875 pOunds-Haggerty Co.. VS.. CrOs-
by wv. NJ.
1S5 pounds-Murphy (G) VS.. Hart
las pounds Fish (G.) VS.. Norris
100 pOunds-Greeves (G.) VS.. Ekaitis
wv. M.
IT'S pOunds-PoSso (G.) vs.. KIepaic
wv. M.
Unlimited-Tierney co. VS.. Downer
fW. M.
Georgetown downed Mount ST. Mary's
80 to 10. last night in American Uni
versity gym in the only game in which
a college team of the District area
took part.
Three games involving college teams
OF the Capital area are carded tomor-
row night, all on home floors.
American University is to entertain
University of Baltimore at A. u, Uni
versity of Maryland will play host to st.
Johns at College Park and Gallaudet
will have Benjamin Franklin toSsers
as their guests at Kendall Green. All
the Tits are to start at 8 o'clock.
In the University of Baltimore out
fit American U. will encounter a team
which has defeated this season Catholic |
U. and Gallaudet, but was beaten by
Georgetown. The quint from the Mary |
land metropolis is strong and should
offer the Methodists lively evening.
Maryland will face stout foe in st.
Johns. The Annapolis five has shown
plenty of strength. Smith, former Naval
Academy center, and MacCartee, WASH
1ngton boy. are a couple of st. Johns
stars. Maryland will start against the
Johnnies without Bob Gaylor, star for
ward, who has not yet recovered suf-
dciently from a recent illness to play.
Though he has not definitely decided
upon his lineup Coach Burton Shipley
probably will take the floor against the
visitors, with Radice and Evans as for
wards, Hetzel at center and Madigan and
Dean guards In workouts the past sew
eral days Hetzel has shown we'll at |
center. a post which has given Shiplcy
trouble ever since the start of the |
season.
earlier in the season, and the latter
will be striving to even scores tomor-
row night.
Though Georgetown did not give an
exhibition as smooth as has marked
most Of its appearances this season, the
Hoyas had little trouble taking Mount
st. Mary's to camp
Getting the lead at the outset, the
Blue and Gray held it all the way. The |
visitors showed fast and clever pass
ing game, but were unable to find the
scoring range consistently Admittedly, |
though, they had considerable hard
luck, missing many shots by the mar
rowest of margins.
Only twice did the Mountaineers
threaten to overhaul Georgetown.
Shortly before the end of the half the
Saints drew to within points of the
Hoyas, and with six minutes of the
game remaining they rallied to cut
G. us lead to IS to 10. Here several
Blue and Gray substitutes were sent in,
and they put new life in the Hoya COM
bination, which at that stage stepped
out and soon had the game in the bag.
Mccarthy and Meenan, with and 8
points, respectively led the Hoyas on
attack, while Ryan and Mccall were
most consistent at basket sniping for
the visitors. Georgetown Freshmen
downed Gonzaga, Is to IA, in the
preliminary.
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Meenan. g.. 8 McG'riean. II T i
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