The Washington times., 1931-02-19

determined to score a victory i
The Cardinals will have three
games left after tonight, but all
will be contested on foreign
floors. The powerful st. Johns
five will be played a week from
tonight in Brooklyn and the
Seventh Regiment in Brooklyn
the following night. A game
with Seton Hall College was also
listed for February 28 at Orange,
N. j., but the New jersey school
cancelled.
G. w. Game Doubtful
Catholic University is listed to
close it's season with George
Washington University in the
G. w. gym on March s. Though
nothing official can be obtained
from either institution. it is likely
that this game will never be
played, in view of the recent ath-
letic split between the two.
Providing Catholic University
OutscOreS Temple in the c. U.
gym on February %, the Cardi-
nal glOvemen of Coach Eddie
LaFOnd will have closed their
campaign undefeated. Such a
victory would give them three
triumphS as against tie deci-
sion with BuckneIl. The Cardi-
nails held Bucknell even in
matches fought at Lewisburg,
Pa.
The Cardinals swept aside st.
Johns. College of Annapolis, Md,
collecting six of the seven
matches Waged in the c. U. gym
before more than 1000 spectators.
Ed Lotz, representing st. John S
in the light-heaVyWeight class
marked up the only win for the
visitors when he outpolnted
Johnny Lyons. Summaries:
II5-puund cIass-.JOe lnsworth W'
~. defeated ItOb Brckrrmmn, by terh-
meal knockout in third round. ,C
I?5-pOund Cinss-DOhn Dri"sH"nlc ~
u, defeated Ralph ItIHhIFu' p3 N"
out In first round. .,,, nv
i35-pomnd cIns--BahiI MnraNnlias
u, defeated Tony Susnni. by """"''"'
knockout In third round. C,,,o fC
IIJ-pOumd rInss-l,ramk Stinrs . a.
~ defeated Lou CUlaZZO. by teen
MEAL I<norkout in third round.
100 puund cInsS-KOcCO BliSi g.. ",
defeated Ed Williams. by k'"'N""' III
i;5-pound class-Ed L"tZ (St. J"nn So
defeated johnny Lyons, by decision;
Umiimiteh cIuss-Brnnie Pyn~ &C. ~
defeated John JOh, by "e"'s'""'
The Catholic University indoor
meet has been postponed from
March 7 to March IA. Coach
Dorsey Griffith announces the
change was made because the an
nual Southern Conference games
and the indoor Eastern inter
collegiate championships were
listed March 7. Griffith belleVes
that the postponement will gain
many entrants who otherwise
would have passed up the c. U.
games for the two champion
ships.
Burgess -MacCartee Duel
The George Westinghouse.
Johns basketball game IN the u
w. gym last night, which went
to the Colonials by a 3O-26 score
resolved into scoring duel De
tween two Observation-Disclosures,
rest Burgess, G.. W., forward, and
Bob MacCartee, st. Johns guard
Burgess took the high ScOr-
ing hOnOrS with l3 points but
MacCartee was close behind
with IL points. Burgess gave
G.. w. its first lead, T-6, and
again toward the close Of the
half, l7-l4. When st. Johns
was making a spirited bid for
victory near the end of the
game, Burgess grabbed the ball
from under the G. w. basket.
raced down the floor, passed to
Conner, took a return pass and
pOcketed the sphere. That goal
nut G. w. far ahead, 1925.
A dazzling second-half rally
was responsible for the Navy
uuint defeating American Uni
Versity. 3O-25. in their game yes
terday afternoon at Annapolis,
Md. The Eagles led, 1876, at the
end of the first half but the
Midshpimen spurted at the be-
ginning of the second half and
had rolled up 20 points after 10
minutes while American Uni, 7
sity could add but three to its
total.
A. U. Hopes Blasted
At this stage, Reds" Olsen,
visiting center who had been the
spearhead of the passing attack,
was baniShed from the game be-
cause of four personal fouls. His
departure blasted American Uni
verSity's hopes for victory.
Captain COLLISION placed Amer,
lean University ahead in the first
half by his accurate tossing and
the Eagles embarrassed the crack
Navy five which had figured the
Washingtonians as easy. The
regular midshipmen were in the
game. too, which added to the
of the Navy. Coach
Walter Young and his players
failed to win. but they gave their
foes a big scare.