Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-21
OFFER lone CLASH
IN COLLEGE RANKS
G. U.-Navy Boxing Tomorrow.
c. U. Nine Names Dates.
Terp Five Beaten.
A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY and
Y Gallaudet will have the
college sport stage all to

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"A college sport stage all tt
themselves tonight, wher
their basket ball teams clash il
the Eagles gym, at o'clock. Il
will be Gallaudet'S final game OF
the season. American UNIVERSITY
won last year, 1921.
Gallaudet has won 10 games and lost
8, and American has won and lost
8, but has played stronger teams. A
tight game is expected.
Tomorrow night George Washington
and Catholic University will clash for
a second time in the Cardinals gym.
Vying with this attraction will be a
Georgetown Brooklyn K. of G. game in
Ryan gym and the Maryland-V. M. I,
contest at College Park.
However, of chief interest to college
sport fans will be Georgetown's boxing
meet with Navy at Annapolis, which
follows closely torrid basket ball clash
in which the Middies won and thus
ended Hoya winning streak against
them.
In retaliation the Blue and Gray will
attempt to break string of Navy box
ing victories that has endured for So
dual meets. The bouts will start at
$50 o'clock. Georgetown is conceded
real chance to win, the Middies' own
coach. Spike Webb, having pronounced
the Hoya team one of the best he has
seen.
Georgetown is shy an experienced
heavyweight, Sam Cordovano having
received a face wound Monday in the
meet with w and l.. that will keep
him out of action tomorrow. Sam will
leave Sunday to join Lou Little's foot
ball coaching staff at Columbia.
Don Donaldson and Mush Dubofsky,
grtdironers, have volunteered to take
Cordovano's place rather than see the
bout go by forfeit. Dubofsky is a 200
FOUNDER, and Donaldson weighs $50.
He was the runncr-up in the heavy
weight class Of Georgetown's intramural
tournament last Spring.
A feature bout will be that between
Charley Fish, the Hoya captain. and
Hall, whom Fish defeated last Winter
for the intercollegiate welterweight til
tie. Another humdinger should be the
clash between Buddy Bordeau. who has
won nearly all his victories by knock
outs, and Swan, the Afiddies hardest
hitter.
Gallaudet will, start base ball prac-
tice March II. A schedule of nine
games is being arranged, Catholic Uni
versity being the only local opponent.
Catholic University will play 25
games, with two dates yet to Dc filed
Battery candidates have been unkink-
ing IN the Cardinal gym, but regular
practice will not be started until mid
March when Coach Chick Gagncn ar
rives.
c. q. will resume base ball relations
with Maryland.
The schedule.
March 31-Dartmouth.
April 2-villanova.
April 4-Vefmont.
April e-Lafayette.
April 81. of Delaware.
April 1l-Harvard
April 1T-BuckneIl
April 19-W. & L., Lexington.
April 22-V. NJ. l., Lexington.
April 24-Boston College
April 26-Manhattan College
April 28-Quantico Marines, Quantico.
April 3o-Gallaudet.
May 3-Maryland, College Park.
May 6-Mount st. Marys, Ennnitts-
burg.
May s-villanova. Vnlanova.
May 10-Manhattan. New York.
May 12-Mount st. Mary's.
May 14NQuantico Marines
May 17-Maryland
May 22-U. of Delaware, Newark, Del.
May 23-St. Johns. Brooklyn.
May 24-Seton Hall, South Orange.
Before he took his team South for
the games with North Carolina State,
North Carolina and Duke. Coach Bur-
ton Shipley of the University of Mary
land basket ball squad picked the Blue
Devils as the outstanding combination
for the Southern Conference tourney
which begins in Atlanta next Friday.
He is more convinced he was right
after last night when the Duke team
handed the Old Liners a 39-to-24 beat
ing at Durham, following Maryland VIC
tories over North Carolina State and
North Carolina on previous days.
Maryland has lost five games this
season, two to Duke and a pair to
Washington and Lee. rated second only
to the Blue Devils for the conference
title joust, and the other by two points
to North Carolina State.
Maryland. which has won Is of 10
games. will have a chance to add a pair
Of victories in meeting Johns Hopkins
In Baltimore at 2:3o tomorrow after
noon and Virginia Military Institute in
a conference clash at College Park at
$50 at night. Maryland's standing in
the conference is eight wins and five
reverses. It now is eighth among the
% teams in the organization and If it
beats v. M. !. Is likely TO finish notch
or two higher.
The Old Liners wilted in the last Is
minutes of the game with Duke last
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to IL, at intermission and 1915 when
they apparently lost their ginger. Then
Duke got 10 successive points and was
not in danger afterward.
C1IAllEy Councillor, forward. and Bill
werber, guard, two former Tech High
players, were the big guns for Duke,
scoring II and 10 points. respectively.
Berger at center and Radice at guard
were the best performers for Maryland.
The line-ups: