Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-21

1.-TWO Georgetown University boxers
will make their debut tomorrow
night when the Hoya battlers
Il entertain the New York Uni
versity leather pushers in Ryan
Gymnasium at $3.50 o'clock.
They are Weldon Monson, 200-pound
foot ball tackle, and Ffrpo" Anselmo,
electromagnetic
Monson will supplant Fred Schamey
in the heavyweight class. Schafney Is
on the shelf with an injured hand. 1t
will be Monson'S first athletic appear
ance for more than year. After play
ing stout game for two seasons on the
Hoya eleven he was kept of the grid
iron last Fall by an ankle injury. Whiie
he has not had a great deal OF expert
ence Monson has seen some service IN
the ring. He will stack up against
Sargisson, New York University heavy
weight, who is regarded as likely to De
the next intercollegiate champion at ms
- weight. Monson is at least expected
to offer the Violet husky an interesting
session. -,
AnseImo, light heavy, probably will
show to good advantage, despite that ne
will be making his first ring appear
ance for the Blue and Gray, in the
opinion of Coach Jack Mcnamara.
Charley Fish, crack welter. who has
been out of the going recently with an
injured left hand, is certain to be ready
for action tomorrow night, it has been
announced, and this is highly encourag-
ing to Georgetown followers.
Others who will represent @. U. to-
morrow night are Joe Davis, bantam;
Emmett Hagerty, feather; Joe Madden,
light, and Jack Tierney, middleweight.
Two basket bali games involving Dis
trict college teams also are carded to-
morrow night, but both will be on alien
floors, American University is to en-
gage Duquesne at Pittsburgh and Cath
ole University is slated to encounter
Villanova at Villanova, Pa.
American University will meet Juniata
In basket ball game tonight at Hunt
ingdon, Pa, in the only athletic compe-
tition Of the evening in which Capt.
tai college combination will figure.
In basket ball games involving teams
of the District college group yesterday
afternoon and last night, Georgetown
downed its old rival, Navy, 20 to 81, at
Annapolis and Catholic University scor-
ed over its ancient foe, George Wash
ington, 81 to Is, at Brookland. g. U.
Freshmen also won, defeating q. w.
Yearlings, 26 to %, in the preliminary
TO the latter game.
Catholic University boxers fought
Washington and Lee ringmen to Q 3-3
tie in their meet last night at Lex
ington. Va.
A determined attack in the last 10
minutes carried Georgetown TO victory
over Navy yesterday. The Sailors after
trailing, Is to 10, at the half, rallied to
within one point of the Hoyas at 1917,
early in the second half.
At this stage Mccarthy, q. U. guard.
came through with two neat goals
from scrimmage, Dunn followed with q
foul toss and Dutton then Gagged a pot
from midfloer for the most spectacular
basket of the afternoon. After this
Georgetown passed the ball around
for the final five minutes Of the en-
After Navy had twice enjoyed short
lived leads, Georgetown gained the edge
at lilo and thereafter never was
headed.
Dutton scored 10 points to head the
Hoyas' attack, while Mccarthy, in adj
dition to registering Z points, held
scoreleSs Allen and bennett, two OF the
Nays best shots. BowstYom and Bauer
were most consistent on attack for the
Sailors.