The Washington times., 1929-02-13
L0YOLA ENEMY
Of CARDINALS
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

By GEORGE A. SIMPSON
while the Catholic University
boxers remain home tomorrow to till
their campaign against the Temple
ringmen. the Cardinal
will be in Baltimore, Etriv'
ing to make a glorious showing
against Loyola College.
The Baltimoreans have tasted de-
feat but once this season, losing q
the great Fordham College five
which has pounded all foes to the
ground. The Cardinals plan to keer
the score at a minimum.
Although his club has been
thrashed in all but one game this
year, Coach Fred Rice has finally
a definite lineup. Bill
Reilly and Jim Hanley, forwards
Capt. Ignace C'Tut'1 Amann, center
and Joe Walsh and Jerry Mullapey
are the players whom Coach
Rice is developing.
The Maryland University bas-
kefers are showing this after.
noon against Navy at Annapolis,
Md, with action to begin at
o'clock. Coach III. Burton Ship
ley, of the Old Liners, has torn
apart his combination and added
new parts. The Maryland lineup
will include HetZel and GaylGT,
forwards; Allen, center, and Ra-
dice and Pitzer, guards.
Coach Teddy Mitchell has
chosen his Catholic u. ring
warriors for tOmOrrOw's night
opening preamble with the
Temple mittmen in the G. L.
gym. The first bout is sched-
uled to start at $3.50 o'clock and
admission is only by invitation
card or season. athletic books.
These latter cost $5 and en-
title the holder to view all home
basketball, baseball, boxing and
swimming events. The athletic
books can be procured by reach
ing Athletic Jack McAuliffe at
the BrOOkland institution.
The Temple Catholic u. matches
will be strictly elite and prospective
spectators are asked to wear even
ing attire, which means that tht
fair sex will sport their finest.
Distinguished public men will
also be present. Among those
invited to be honorary Judges
are Senator David /. Walsh. of
Massachusetts; Representative
Ralph X. Updile, of Indiana,
and Edwin p. Thayer, Of
Indiana, secretary of tIle Sem
ate. Updike. boxing enthus-
last, Is sponsor of numerous
pending measures that would
Iegalize amateur boxing in the
District.
The referee viii be Capt. Harvey
L. "Heinie" Miller, u. S. NJ. e. r
while the judges will, he Denny
Hughes, former Bethany and
George Washington gridder and
now a promising attorney here, and
Kirk Miller, Times sports editor
The timer win be Charles L. orn
stein, secretary of the South
Atlantic A. A. u. and chairman OF
The South Atlantic A. A. u. BOXING
committee. The line-ups of the
bouts are as follows:
Temple Univ Weight Cath. Univ
den ........ lis .... DePasoual Il
Orlban ......... 125 ....@v DiGiacomC
8eadle or
Block ....... 1sS ......... MaEuir,
hutcher ....... las 49,. ..... Bias
Murphy ........ 160 ... F1IIIsr N
Brown III ..... Campbell
Hansen ..... Unlimited. MaIeyich
Georgetown was the lone local
'ollege five to score a victory last
tight. the Hilltoppers nosinE out
Johns Hopkins, 1886, In an over
ime fray in Baltimore. Catholic
University was routed by Duuuesne
Ills in the c. u. gym, while Buck.
lell nlauled George Washington,
1913, on the q. w. floor.
Hopkins had the Georgetowners in
several disquieting situations last
light. but the Hilltoppers managed
o pull out in front, thanks to the
tlert and excellent play OF Captain
freddy Mesmer. Hopkins was al.
Ways dangerous because Gene De.
'uskey, center and ace OF the Blue
Iays, was in the game and totaled
s points.
However, Debuskey eouldnt
cope with the gilt-edge team
play OF the Hilltop quint.. An
other Debuskey in the Johns
Hopkins lineup might have
brought defeat for Georgetown.
Evidently the Catholic University
ossers are unmindful there are
our full periods to each game a.
hey always are contenders for the
irst quarter. After that, they are
merely completing the game. Last
right they led DuQuesne, rs, but
tracked and the visitors were
head, 23-9 at the intermission.
Bucknell showed a flashv center
n Seller, who counted "a points as
lis team whipped the George Wash.
ngton Colonials. lie capitalized Oh
o OF his 2 chances from the free
Iom mark and looped seven baskets
rom the floor.