The Washington times., 1930-03-04
TWO TYROS
TOBOXFOR
CARDS

Two youngsters WITHOUT preVl-
Gus experience will appear in the
ring for C. U. tomorrow night
when the latter faces Bucknell
in it's last boxing match OF the
season. The tyros are John O'Con-
nell, bantam, and Harry Staple
ton, welter. Though both are un-,
tried, each is capable Of putting
forth a. nice exhibition and may
be instrumental in the Cardinals
closing their second successive
season without defeat.
Victorious in its three previous
matches, Coach Ted Mitchell Is
plainly worried lest this inviolate
record be spoiled tomorrow night.
Advance information from Lewis
burg, Pa, indicates that the Bisons
have a well-balanced team headed
by Capt. Lou Mutzel, who is
tndefeated in three years Of
competition as a hght-heavy-
weight.
Lou MarchesanO, light
weight, is another indicated
member Of the Bucknell team.
Harry DeGiacOmO likely viii
be Coach Mitchell'S choice
against the visiting star.
Unless Gene Murphy or some
other candidate is selected, G. U.
likely will forfeit in the light
heavy class, for Coach Mitchell
has indicated that Capt. Jack
Malevich will be sent against
Norman Egel, Bucknell'S heavy.
The G. u. mentor also plans to
step Rocco Blasi up a notch from
his natural welterweight class to
the 16O-pound division, where he
will meet Red" Wilkinson.
II Blast appears in the middle
weight class Stapleton will appear
for c: q. in the welter bout. His
opponent will be Frank Lepore,
captain Of the Bucknell team last
year. O'Connell, the c. U. ban
tam. will meet John Terpollili,
who also is boxing his first year,
while John DePasquale, C. U.
featherweight, will oppose Mickey
Boerner.
Catholic o. has Cancelled it's
basketball game scheduled for to-
day with st. Johns at Annapolis.
which leaves the George Wash.
ington. Delaware u. game at New
ark, Del, as the only court game
today. 1t will be the last game
for the Colonials before their en-.
counter with the Cardinals in the
g. w. gym Thursday night, which
concludes the season locally.
Officials have been chosen for
the indoor track meet at Catholic
o. next Wednesday night, March
II. They follow:
OFFICIALS chosen to handle
Catholic UniverSity'S first annual
indoor track meet, to be held
next Wednesday,, March IL, in
the Brookland gym were an
nounced last night as follows:
Honorary Referee-Monsignor James
Hugh Ryan. rector of Catholic Uni
Referee-Edward Beckett.
Announcer---Mike Durso. =
assistant Announcer-James McNa.
mara.
Games Committee--John McAuliHfe,
John John Clark. Harvey Cain. e. T. Sui
Ivan, Ed LaFond. William Carr, Dor.
sey Griffith. chairman.
clerk of Course-Yank Robins
Assistant Clerks of Course z,
McGrath. Ed Mcnamara.
Starter-Thomas e. Crobey.
Head Field Judge-Tom Mills
Assistant Field Judges-Dr. o. n.
Singer. A. L. Atkins. william ConnoF.
Joseph Carzen
Field Clerk-SmIth EdwardH
Official Scorer-John CavanauRh.
Assistant Seorer-H. D. LafIeche.
Marshals-Ted Mitchell, John Coiriek
Seth Clark. William Carr.
Head TImer-B. C. Crane.
Assistant Timers-Lieut. Downs (Bal.
ttmOre Police DEPARTMENT., Richara
Tennyson, Ed Beckett. James Sprigman.
Joe England.
Judges at Finish-Robert Acorn. John
McAuliffe. Ernest Splitter, Winfrse John.
son, Mike Macdonald.
Inspectors-John Collins Denny
Hughes, William Franklin, Tim O'Con.
nor. Lewis Mccarthy,
Custodian of Prizes-Cy Macdonald
Physician-J. Lawn Thompson
Custo I'd an of Numbers-IrnAtiua
Amann.