Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-13

Seven Bouts Are Scheduled.
G. U. Tossers Score-G. W.
and Catholic u. Beaten.
= ATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES boz
ers are getting in final icks
today in preparation for their
\ opening bouts of the season

ers are getting in final ticks
\ today in preparation for their
~ opening bouts of the season
tomorrow night against Temple
University glovemen of Philadelphia, in
the Brookland gym.
Competition will start at $50 o'clock.
Among officials asked to serve are Sen
Representative Ralph E. Updike of In
diana and Edwin p. Thayer, secretary
of the Senate.
Capt. Harvey l.. Miller will referee,
and the judges will be Denny Hughes of
Bethany College and Kirk Miller, sports
editor of the Washington Times.
Charles Ornstein of the South Atlantic
A. A. u. will be timer.
The complete card follows:
115-pound division-Oden (Temple)
VS.. De Pasquale Catholic University.
125-pound division-Driban (Temple)
VS.. Di Giacorno Catholic University.
(Temple) VS.. Mcguire Catholic Uni
versity).
145-pound division-Kutcher (Tem-
ple) VS.. Blast Catholic University.
160-pound Extraordinarily (Temp1e)
VS.. Fullam Catholic University.
175-pound division-Brown (Temple)
VS.. Campbell Catholic University.
Unlimited division-Hansen (Temple)
VS.. Malevich Catholic University.
In the only other athletic attraction
tomorrow In which District college
team will figure Catholic University'S
quiht will engage Loyola at Baltimore.
In floor games last night Georgetown
defeated Johns Hopkins, SO to IS, at
Baltimore; Catholic University bowed to
Duquesne, Is to Al, in the c. U. gym;
George washington fell before Bucknell,
10 to 40, on the G. w. floor, and Co
lumbus University defeated Tremonts,
% to Is. in st. Martins gym.
University of Maryland freshmen
drubbed Catholic University yearlings,
81 to ~, at College Park.
Two victories were registered by
Georgetown athletes last night in the
Meadowbrook games at Philadelphia.
The Hoyas' 2-mile medley relay team
won. Fine running Of Gerard German
and John Carney, the last two runners,
umphing over New York u, which was
second. Leo Sexton won the shotput
with a heave of 57A feet, aided by a
3-foot handicap. Sexton, however, in
winning his heat in the 50-yard handi-
cap pulled a tendon in his leg. Bert
Adelman, Georgetown's intercollegiate
shotput champion, did not compete.
Georgetown might also have scored
in the 1-mile relay had not Eddie Hoe
tor, running third, fallen in rounding
the last turn. Hector at the time was
gaining rapidly on the Fordham and
Penn teams. Fordham was the winner.
Karl Wildermuth, Georgetown's crack
sprinter, finished second to Percy Will
liams, Canadian Olympic star. In the
45-yard dash.
University Of MaryIand's basket ball
team Is at Annapolis this afternoon to
engage Navy In the lone athletic attrac-
ton Of the day carded for an athletic
combination Of the District area.
GEORGETOWN was furnished surpris-
ingiy stout opposition last night by Hop
kiris, being forced to an extra period
to win. The Hoyas handily defeated
Hopkins here recently and were ex-
pected to have a rather easy time again
last night.
Gene Debuskey, stellar Hopkins CEN
ter, who was absent when the teams
met here, was in the lineup last night
and this made all the difference in the
world. as battling was keen all the way.
All Debuskey did was to consistently
outjump Dutton, lead both teams in
scoring with 16 points and generally
play a strong game.
Four points were registered by the
Hoyas in the extra period, while they
held Hopkins to lone foul shot.
Mccarthy and Mesmer, with Is and
10 points, respectively, were high scorers
for Georgetown.