Evening star., 1933-01-20

Totals. 23 B 5l Totals. 8 &c
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minutes
Georgetown. which showed good form
in practice the past two days, will take
the floor as follows:
Crowley and Hardsgen, forwards;
Connors, center; Carolan and Murphy,
gu0rGs.
C--rg rgetown's capable band will be on
he' TO enliven the occasion. There
wi be preliminary between the
Georgetown Freshmen and Eastern
High at tbs and the varsity game will
60 on about an hour later.
Catholic University plays in its own
gymnasium tomorrow night, with GAL
laudet as its opponent. The Brook
landers ought to win by a comfortable
margin.
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTI-
TUTE sends two teams here to
meet Maryland, one in basket ball
end the other in boxing. Both forms
of competition take place tomorrow
night in the Ritchie Coliseum. the
basket ball game is scheduled first. at 8
O'Clock, and the boxing right after the
confusion CT basket ball. Eight bouts
are to be held in the various classes
from lis pounds up to the heavyweight.
Both the basket ball and boxing ought
to be pretty much of a toss-up.
Coach Harmony of Maryland has
picked the following boxers to face the
Gobblers:
Heavyweight-Al Farrell.
eavyweight-Stewart McCaw.
165 pounds-Lyman McAboy.
155 pounds-Orlin Jones.
145 pounds-Bernard Keener.
135 pounds-Harold Burns.
125 poundS-Harry Carroll.
lis pounds-Esdras Gruver or Earl
Edwards.
Farrell, McAboy, Jones. Burns and
Edwards are former Washington high
schools students.
THE viewpoints that various people
i connected with athletics have
about the different sports some
times is very amusing and unusual.
Sometimes they are unusual and not
amusing, especially to the men inter-
eSted in the particular sport. One ath-
]ctic director in the South, whose name
in this regard Is net necessary. has an
aversion to basket ball, and the other
day said: Basket ball isn't anything
but crap game and has just about the
same stability: and team has about
the same chances of winning in it as
the individual in rolling the dice. It's
all the same" Another man said of la
crosse: 1T is nothing but baGket ball
with the men using stick to handle
the ball instead of catching it, and to
wallop one another over the head" A
sir none of that game for my men: I
don't want them to get all beat up"
CEORGETOWN'S basket ball team
" after its game tonight with st.
Johns will go to bed to get good
nights rest in preparation for its jump
over to Philadelphia tomorrow to play
Temple University. The Blue and
Gray will have its hands almost as full
tonight with st. Johns.
That Virginia means to have a good
foot ball team next Fall if hard work
and long practice are the means Of de-
veloping one is certain. if reports from
Charlottesville are acceptable at face
value. Coach Dawson plans to keep
his squad going for the remainder OF
the Winter in class room work, teach
ing the fundamentals CT both offense
and defense, and then as soon as the
squad can be taken outside, expects to
go through eight weeks of real work.
outs.
4 MEXICAN UNIVERSITY dropped a
"A thriller to Randolph Col
lege in Ashland, Va, yesterday
when a field goal in the last half-min-
ute of play by Savedge gave the Vir-
ginians a 29-to-27 victory.
At half time the Eagles led, is to 10,
but Randolph-Macon forged to the
front at the start of the second half,
18 to IS. A. u came back to grab the
lead again, which it held until Saw
edges goal.
The play of Leonel Dick and Glad
stcne Williams was outstanding for
American.
Summary:
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Anes. t.. 1 3 J. Villains, 0 0 O
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