Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-04
HOYAS HAVE ONLY
OUTSIDE CHANCE
GaIIaudet Visits C. u, Wake
Forest InvadeS G. w. for
Games Tonight.
BY H. C. BYRD.

6OAeN1GAoWN - NoShCV DdA
team, minus its star for
~ ward, goes to Annapolis
this afternoon to meet
Navy in what it considers its most
important competition of the year
. while tomorrow night it plays
Johns Hopkins here on the Tech
High School floor. The game at
Annapolis is scheduled at 4 o'clock
and the one here at 8:15. On
local floors tonight Catholic U,
meets Gallaudet and George
Washington plays Wake Forest.
Not many lines have Georgetown
teams got basket ball victories over
Navy. Usually, even when Geol getown
has gone to Annapolis with its strong
est outfits Navy has been able to win.
without Bozek, who has been elimi-
mated from the team, the local school
may be considerably handicapped, as
he has been putting up what has been
by far the best offensive basket ball.
In all probability the game today
will end In Lefeat for Georgetown.
though the local school has an outside
chance. Georgetown won from Hop
kins three weeks ago over In Baltimore,
and should repeat tomorrow.
Both the games here are likely 70
be slambang affairs. The Gallaudet
five, while It has not been setting the
world afire, has played good enough
basket ball to make it dangerous OPP
ponent, and its game with c. U. at
Brookland ought to be close.
Catholic u. has a team that at times
has given mediocre exhibitions, but
which on occasions has showed sur
prising capabilities. Considerable in
terest attaches to the game because 1t
marks the reopening of athletic rela-
tionships between the two schools.
They also will rect In foot ball game
next Fall.
Wake Forest, which is here to meet
George washington. has basket ball
team about as good as any college
possesses and it should give the local
i've as much opposition 1t Is likely to
face in any game. The Baptist IN.
stitution has been playing remarkably
we'll against other colleges in the North
Carolina section.
On the other hand, George Washing
ton is likely to put forth even more
strenuous efforts than usual because 1t
still smarts under the defeat at the
hands of Zion College last week. It
hopes to send this team back to Caro-
lima defeated to make up somewhat for
the loss suffered at the hands of the
Zion I'VE, which also halls from North
Carolina, but which H. not more than
fourth as large as Wake Forest.
ERED DAWSON, newly appointed
i foot ball coach at Virginia, has had
a remarkable career as gridiron in
structor. At Columbia he turned out
good teams, at Princeton was excep-
tionally successful as freshman coach,
and then at the University Of Nebraska
developed some Of the greatest elevens
ever seen in the Missouri Valley. After
three years at Nebraska, IN two OF
which he beat Notie Dame and also
whipped Syracuse, he was compelled
because of his health to seek high alti-
tudes. At Denver he recovered suf-
ficiently to coach the University OF
Denver and for the last two years re-
covered his health to take charge OF
regular coaching activity, with the re-
suit that the Denver school has had ex-
ceptionally good teams.
In all probability he has been pro-
nounced Mt again, as otherwise he
would hardly dare to come to this Sec
ton OF the country to 60 through the
strain Of foot ball season. Dawson,
by all that know him, is pronounced one
Of the highest type men engaged in the
game, and at Virginia will not only
find q pleasing welcome, but also will
make the Virginia people glad he con-
sented to come back East.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY gave the
~ Massachusetts Tech boxers a real
walloping last night in the Brook
land gymnasium. The visitors put up
q poor exhibition in every bout except
the first, or else Catholic University
gave very exceptional exhibition in
each bout except the first, whichever
way one cares to look at the results.
Orleman won for the Bay StaterS in
the opening bout, but after that G. u.
took everything in sight.
OF the last four bouts three we're
won on technical knockouts and one
on forfeit
Summary:
defeated Joe unsworth. decision, rounds.
l25-pound class-Bin Calabrese &C, u de-
fested Gabriel Christofalo, decision ,
i55-pound class-EArry Di Giacomo &C.
u defeated George Daniels decision
i45-pound class-Prank Shines &C. " de-
5ested Bob Thompson technical knockout
iso-pound class-Rocco Blast &C; u de-
leabeu region NOOPtII AhSSANN1
iSs-pound class-Danny Pyn &C, u, de-
feated John eastman, technical knockout
HeaTyweight class-M. l. T. forfeited to
e. u
Maryland took Washington and Lee
into camp last night in basket ball for
the second time this season, the score
this time being % to II. The Generals
scored first, getting one point from the
foul line, but shortly after that Mary
land went in front and never there
after was headed. It gradually pulled
away with margin that showed clear
superiority Washington and Lee looked
to be one of the best outfits that have
been on q local floor this year, but just
did not seem to click.
Norris was high scrorer for Maryland
with nine points. With the other points
fairly evenly divided between Ronkin,
Chalmers and May. Berger, Maryland
star, was held to one goal from the
floor. Jarrett led the Generals with
seven points
Line-ups:
Maryland. oF.Ph. wash. 81 GFPts
RonEin, H.. jarrett. t..
Norris, c.. Q Williams, C..