Evening star., 1933-02-02
BASKETERS, BOXERS.
Of NOTE TO INVADE.
North Carolina, Georgia and
Duke to Present Stars
Against Maryland.
of the South's leading
basket ball players and a
i pair of its snappiest boxers

Il pair OF lGS SndppleSC UOheIS
will appear tomorrow night
and Saturday against the Uni
versity of Maryland, whose events
will feature one of the biggest
week ends of the Winter for
Washington colleges.
The crack basketers are Virgil Wealth
ers, all-Southern forward, who will
perform tomorrow night for the Uni
versity of North Carolina, and Leroy
Young, all-Southern guard. who will
show Saturday with the University of
Georgia.
Both the ring stars will carry the
colors of Duke University. Fred Lloyd,
captain of the Blue Devils, who won
the 115-pound Southern Conference
championship last year, is fighting this
season as a 125-pounder and will meet
Harry Carroll, who has yet to lose this
season.
T EROY SIDES. rater by Coach Ad
II Warren as the most scientific ring
men in the Southern Conference
and conqueror of last years Conference
welter champion, Charlie Garner Of
North Carolina State, will meet tough
hombre in Berbie Keener. Keener not
only is an excellent boxer, but a wicked
hitter. He is the only letter man on
the Terrapin ring squad.
Sides last Saturday defeated Charlie
Garner of North Carolina State, who
won the Southern Conference cham
plonship year ago.
North Carolina has won seven Of its
eight basket ball games and rules a
favorite over the Old Liners tomorrow
night, the contest in Ritchie Coliseum
starting at o'clock
Georgia. champion of the Southern
Conference last season and now in the
southeastern loop, also looks upon
Maryland as prey, although the Bull
dogs haven't been doing very well of
late. The basket ball game Saturday
night will start at o'clock and the
boxing meet about 9:15.
Gallaudet baSketerS are on a three
game trip, meeting Philadelphia Col
lege tonight in Quakertown, Upsala at
East Orange, N. j., tomorrow, and
Long Island University at Brooklyn,
N. Y, Saturday.
4 IL of the other local colleges will
n see action during the extremely
busy week end George Washington
and American U. here and Georgetown
in Baltimore. all on Saturday
George Washington will entertain
Elon College of North Carolina, Amer
ican U. will play host to Randolph
Georgetown will go over to the Monu-
mental City to oppose Loyola in the
gymnasium at Evergreen in north
Baltimore.
George Washington should take Elon
easily, Georgetown will be favored over
Loyola, which has fallen victim to
Catholic T., while the American u
Randolph Macon battle rates as toss
up. The Virginians beat American u,
20 to 27, in a game at Ashland on
January 10. so the Eagles will be out
for revenge.
CEORGETOwN was in a last place
" tie with West Virginia in the East
ern intercollegiate Conference to-
day as the result of typically close
beating received last night from Tenn
pie University, on the Tech high court,
44-4l.
Both teams shot the same number
OF field goals but the visitors were more
expert with free throws and therein
lay their 3-point margin
1t was the Owls second victory of
the season over the Hoyas who dropped
q 31-19 verdict in Philadelphia
Temple assured itself of finishing no
worse than third place in the Confer
ence.
Art Leibensperger's jumping. which
gave Temple the ball on nearly every
play, was an important factor in the
Owls victory in the nip-and-tuck game,
but Red Rosan and Freiberg were high
scorers with IL points each. Rosan
regained the conference scoring lead by
10 points with total of Al.
Georgetown and West Virginia will
battle here next Monday to get out of
the cellar Following is the Eastern
conference standing and the summary
of last nights game