Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-06

lather over tonight's battle
with George Washington, in the
Colonial gym. It will be the last
game of the season here between
college quints.
To end a losing streak of 10 games
with a triumph over it's nearest rival
would be a large lump of sugar In
Catholic Universitys cup OF bitterness,
and the Cardinals are hopeful. One OF
several games they came close to VIM
ming was with George washington IN
FEBRUARY; score, 1921. An extra dash
of sheer fighting spirit, the Cardinals
feel. will give them the edge tonlgnt.
The Colonials are not without m
centive. although a victory over the
hapless Cardinals would add little OF
nothing to their prestige. Two basket
bali triunnps would go long way 10.
ward evening up for singing 1ooC pail
defeat inflicted on the Colonlals IasG
Fall by the Brooklanders.
An individual scoring duel oeIWeeh
Capt. Joe Walsh of c. U. and irving
Fine, the Colonials' leading polnt geCteL:
Is prospect. Despite the weakness OF
his team, Capt. Walsh has held a hlgn
average in field goals. Both he ana
Fine are small, but swift and accurate.
In a preliminary starting at O'Clock
the Colonial and Cardinal freshmen Will
clash. and this promises to be livery
affair too, perhaps better played game
than the varsity. The g. w. yearnngS
have been beaten only twice-by the
cardinal freshmen and the Georgetown
freshmen. The G. U. lads have been
beaten only by Western High and Ben
ian1in Franklin.
A Catholic University winning streak
was snapped when its crippled boxing
team fell before Bucknell, 5 matches
to 2. Johnny de Pasquale, star BAN
tam, and Charley de Como. light
weight regular, were unavailable be-
cause of illness and injury.
Rocco Blast outpointed Red Wfken-
son decisively in the middleweight bout
and Capt Jack Malevich out-slugged
Normal Egel in the heavyweight con-
test for G. us two wins, The only
clean knockout was scored by Frank
Lenore over Harry Stapleton in the
first round of the welterweight bout
Johnny OConnell, making his f1rst
fight, and John Terpolilli, his second
appearance. put on fast battle with
Terpolilli grabbing the decision for
Bucknell in an extra round.
With Chick Scuderi at his mercy in
the third round, Mickey Boerner re-
Trained from putting the Card away.
Lou Mutzel, who hasn't lost in six years
q set-up in Gene Murphy, who Valiant
" entered the ring to prevent G. U.
from FORGETTING the heavyweight bout
They barely were under way when 1t
became obvious Mutzel was master and
G. .. threw in a towel. Harry DGta-
como was outclassed by Lou Marche-
sano. The summary:
John o'connell co., by decision, extra
.2o-pound class-Mickey Boerner OBJ de-
feated Chick scuderi tc3 by decision three
iS5-pound class-Iou Marchesano OBJ de-
feated Harry DiGiacomo CO. by decision,
i45-pound class-Frank Lepore OBJ de-
tfeated Charles stapleton Co by technical
iS0-pound ciassNRocco Blast (C) defeated
7. H. Wilkinson OBJ By decision. three
IfS-pound class-Lou Metzcl OBJ defeated
Gene Murphy Co by technical knockout,
Uniimited--Jack Malevich CC) defeated
Normal Esel (B) by decision, thrse rounds.
With a touch of Spring in the air,
Georgetown's base ball candidates to
the number of 81 were put through a
brisk workout by Coach Red Smith on
the Army War College diamond. BY
next week Smith expects TO have about
20 more men.
The Georgetown team was an in-and-
outer last Spring. but has hope of re-
gaining some of the diamond prestige
of yore. The new coach looks and acts
as If he means business.
Maryland will have 20 representatives
in the Catholic University track meet
next Wednesday night. Three or four
Terrapins will compete in the Southern
Conference championships at the Uni
versity OF North Carolina Saturday.
Capt. Bob Quinn, Splinter; Bob Rems-
burg, quarter-miler, and Urban Lin
Zey, half-miler. are assured entrants
and Bob Mcdonald may compete in the
shotput.
Maryland's entrants in the C. u.
meet follow:
50-yard dash. handicap-Bob Quinn.
Dick White, Bob Havell, Chester Ward,
Holmes Mountain, Harry Hasslinger.
50-yard low hurdles-Bill cinnamon,
Joe Cosicmano, Paul Fellows, Sam Nc
Glathery. George Ruhl.
440-yard handicap-Bob Havell, Bob
Remsburg.
s80-yard handicap - Urban Linzey,
Charles Reichel, Ronald Brown.
660-yard novice - Allen Gregory,
Claude Smith
1-rnile handicap-Ralph shure Mere
dith Flock
3-mile handicap Willard Whitley,
Phil Cooper, Don Hammerlund.
Pole vault-Charlie Fouts, Charlie
6uter.
High jump-Jess Krajcovic, Henry
Mcdonald Phil Insley, James Busick.
1-n1ile relay, varsity-Urban Lir1zey,
Bob Remsburg. Dick White, Bill Kinna-
mon, Bob Havell.
2-mile relay, varsity-Charles Reichel,
Ronald Brown Jack Savage, Claude
Smith. Ralph Shure. Urban Linzey.
1-nile relay, freshmen Holmes
Fountain, Bill Thomas. AL Woods. Paul
Herman, Charles Mothershead, Marion
Sutton.