Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-05
WITHOUT A HEAVY"
TOFACEDUCKNELL
De PaSquaIe Also Unable to
Make Bantam Poundage.
Meet List Grows.

~ ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY will
spot Buckneil the heavyweight
bout and in another will be
without its indicated bantam,
Johnny De Pasquale, when the Card
inals close their boxing season tonight
at Brookland. The bouts will start at
s:45 O'Clock and the doors win be closed
is minutes before that
De PasquaIe has been unable to make
the l15-pound limit without weakening
himself, and his place win be taken by
an inexperienced freshman. John o'Con-
nell.
Coach Ted Mitchell has only Jack
Malevich to fight in the classes above
middleweight and will use the captain
against Lou Mutzel, light heavyweight
star. Normal Egel, who will take
forfeit for the Bisons in the neaVy-
weight division, is little more than
NOVICE.
Chick Scuderi will handle the light
weight bout for C. U. instead of Charley
Di Como, who was injured yesterday In
a workout. John Stapleton, freshman
will be the Brooklanders' welterweight,
and Rocco Blast will be moved up to
the middleweight spot. The llne-ups:
115-pound class-John O'Connen
CO. VS.. j. v. Terpollili (B2.
125-pound class-Harry Di Gia-
como Co VS.. Mickey Boerner CB.).
l35-pound, class-Chick Schuder1
CO. VS.. Lou Marchesano (B).
l45-pound claSs-John Stapleton
Co VS.. Frank Lepore tB.).
160-pound class-Rocco Blast Co
VS.. T. H. Wilkinson OBJ.
175-pound class-C. U. entry I'M
named Jack Malevich available) VS..
Lou Mutzel CD.
Unlirnited-C. u. entry unnamed
(Jack Malevich available) VS.. Nor
man Egel OBJ.
BY tomorrow night 800 scholastic and
college athletes viii have entered the
Catholic University indoor track and
field meet to be held next WEDNESDAY,
according to authorities at Brookland,
who are more than pleased with pros
poets.
At least eight colleges will be repre-
sented, with Maryland leading In num-
Der of entries with 80.
Colleges entered include Georgetown,
Catholic University, Maryland, Gallau-
Diet, American University. Johns Hop
kins, George washington and st. Jonn s
of Annapolis.
Schools lnClQQeQ are 4SCAs EsoSCCAhS
Western, ST. Johns, Raymond Rloroan,
Forrest Park (Baltimore), Georgetown
Prep, Hyattsville, La Sale Institute,
Baltimore City and Chevy Chase:
Independent clubs represented include
St Martins, Brookland Boys, Bur-
roughs, st. Stephens and st. Paul's.
Three officials instead Of the usual
two will be used in the Columbia
GEORGETOWN basket ball game Friday
night at Columbia referee and two
unnpires. Many coaches, officials, grad.
uate managers and other basket ball
authorities will witness the experiment
to improve oficiatiI1g and If 1t Is sue
cessful the three-official system likely
viii be adopted by the intercollegiate
League next season.
Georeetown's ball players laughed OF
the cold and held brisk workout on
the Army War College field. About 20
took part in a batting and fielding drill.
An increase in the squad was expected
today. The Hoyas opening game viii
be with Davidson on March 20 at
Davidson, N. c. A practice game prob
ably will be held early next week.
Ben Franklin led Southeastern by
only three points, 14-11, at the end of
the first half, but III the second session
held the enemy scoreless from the field
and won, by 1920, to close its basket
ball season.
Ben Franklin's record for the season
includes II victories and losses. The
lue-upS: