Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-26

trict group will perform on home
floors tonight in games starting
i at o'clock.
American University will en-
terrain University of Baltimore, UniVer-
sity of Maryland will play host to ST.
Johns of Annapolis at College Park
and Gallaudet will have Ben Franklin
as its guest.
Maryland Freshmen defeated Mary
land State Normal School Of ToWson.
48 to "a. yesterday at College Park. 1t
was the fifth win in as many starts this
season for the Old Line yearlings.
In the University of Baltimore the
A. u. toSsers will be meeting foe that
has scored over George Washington and
Gallaudet, but lost to Georgetown. The
visitors are expected to offer the Metho-
dists lively opposition.
A. u. plans to start its usual comb1na-
ton, comprising Burgess and La Favre.
forwards; Lichliter, center, and Shloss
and Kessler, guards.
st. Johns is indicated so far this
season and is expected to offer Mary
land the stoutest opposition. Bob Mac
Cartee, Washington boy, is one OF the
stars of the Annapolis combination.
MARYLAND probably will begin with
Padice and Evans as forwards, Hetzel at
center and Heagy, Capt. Dean or Madl-
gan as guards.
Coach Tody Riggs of st. Johns,
former Maryland star athlete, beneveS
his team has an even chance against the
old Liners. 1t will be the second game
against a State rival for the Johnnles,
who have defeated Western Maryland.
GaIlaudet scored over Ben Franklin
earlier in the season, but was given
sturdy opposition, and tonight's game
also may prove Interesting.
It is likely that Gallaudet Will start
its regular com bination. consisting OF
Over and Cosgrove. forwards; Cain,
center. and Hokanson and F'ngie'
guards.
II was through a strong finish that
Western Maryland won over George
town IJniyersity boxers last night IN
RYAN gymnasium. The Green TerrorS
won the last three bouts to come from
behind and win. 1t was the second VIC
tory in as many years for western
Maryland over G. U. in the ring.
Close battling marked the meet;
George Ekaitis, star of the VISITORS nveo
nm to expectations when he scored
technical knockout over Bob Greeves
of the Blue and Gray. Greeves put up
a highly creditable fight before sue
c,,mbing to Ekaitis, an outstanding con-
tender for national intercollegiate MD
Mike Tardugno, 115-pounder; Henry
Murphy. in the 135-pound division, ana
Charley Fish, 145-pounder. were Hoya
cloyemen to win their matches.
A capacity crowd turned out for tne
bouts. the majority of the fans being IN
formal attire.
Summaries:
INK pounds-Mike Tardugno tG). de-
featcd Bert Callahan (W. M, extra round
DECISION sss nn,urss-pous crosby wv. Nd de-
III, poundswHenry. Murphy CD defeat
ed pick Morris W MI r sscs G defeated
capar Hart w M k ESstis wv Rfs Ms de-
, IsS P SGb reeSes (G technical knock
OUT is poHndsTed Klspas X NJ asss defeated
Bob SSnlR% nSse 1; sA Dovner tM; Nj de-
feated JACK Tierney go, decision.
Karl Wildermuth, national 6O-yaro
indoor sprint champion OF Georgetown
University, will meet the CANADIAN
olympic star, Percy Williams, IN tne
Boston A. A. games next Saturday. ~
will be the first American appearance
Tn addition to Wildermuth the Hoyas
will be represented in the Boston games
by Leo Sexton, all-around performer.
and a mile relay team the makeup OF
which will be determined in time trials
to be held at the Hilltop next week.
sexton will compete in the high Jump.
It will be his first appearance in COM
petition this season. :,
Georgetown's relay team Will race
against New York University's four led
: by Phil Edwards, crack 440-yard star.
Can't. Eddie O'Shea, Eric KJellstrom,
Bob Hector. John Cranley, Edwin Gosh
and Bob Shotter comprise the field from
which the c. U. relay team Will be
picked.
Louis Berger and Bob Wilson, former
Tech and Western stars, respectively,
were big guns in the attack OF the
University of Maryland Freshman team
in It's game with Maryland State Normal
School. Berger registered IA points and
Wilson IL
Denneberg topped the visitors attack
with five goals from scrimmage.
The Old Line yearlings held the whip
hand from the outset.