Evening star., 1933-01-30
HOYA AND TERRAR|N
IN INVITATION DASH
Georgetown Also Will Send
ReIay-Sides and Keener
Promise Sharp Bout.
BY H. C. BYRD.


~ in the Millrose games in
New York Saturday night,
these, according to present infor-
nation, being the only two insti-
tutions south of the Mason-Dixon
line due to compete there.
A relay team is to carry Georgetown's
colors against New Hampshire State
and Villanova, while AL Kelly will take
part in the 60-meter invitation event.
Only one man is to bear Maryland's
banner, Earl Widmyer, in the 6O-meter
dash
Yesterday Georgetown held trials for
Its relay, and the four men who won
places were Bradley, Mitchell, Schlafey
and Kelly. They will run in the order
named. Before he runs as a member
of the relay, Kelly will try his speed
against the best sprinters in the coun-
try. incidentally, this is the first time
In his career as runner that Kelly
has been called upon to double up this
way, as he has never before run
quarter.
Widmyer has been working in the
sprints since foot ball season, but he
Is hardly as good in the 60 as in the
century dash. That is, he was not last
year, but has been working to i'm
prove his first Is yards, or, in other
words, his getaway, which means every
thing in short indoor race. Widmyer
IS to compete in the same invitation
dash event in which Kelly is to run.
CATURDAY night when Dukes box
~ ing team comes here to meet Mary
land it will bring along one of the
best men in the South to meet Mary
lands most successful ringman. The
Duke man is Sides, Who Saturday night
in a match against North Carolina
State whipped last years Southern Con-
ference champion, Garner of North
Carolina State. incidentally, Garner is
the only man who has ever whipped
Maryland's star, Keener, since the latter
began boxing as freshman four years
ago. Keener and Sides ought to put
up about the best exhibition of the
year in a college boxing match. Incl
dentally, Dukes boxing team has the
same record so far for the season that
Maryland has 1t whipped Virginia
Polytechnic Institute by the same
score Maryland did. to 2. and got
tie in its other match with North Caro-
lima State, while Maryland tied its
other match with Washington and Lee.
WHATEVER kind of foot ball team
w it may have next year, nobody
can ever accuse Catholic Univer-
sity of picking out soft schedule. Its
first game. with LaSalle, and its third,
but in its others it is likely to have
plenty of trouble. Holy Cross, Chatta-
nooga, Wake Forest, Loyola, Detroit,
Manhattan and South Dakota make a
formidable array to wade into. How
ever, Coach Dutch Bergman expects to
have an even better team than he
turned out last Spring, and Dutch may
have arranged this list of games with
the very definite thought in mind that
chance to give c. U. foot ball renown
that it has never before attained.
MARYLAND took the worst basket
1v1 ball beating from Navy that any
Maryland five has ever suffered.
And 1t was the worst defeat Coach
Shipley has had since he began coach
ing. However the Navy simply has a
great five, while Maryland is just fairly
good. Navy probably secuted Maryland,
and under such conditions the Old Liners
have two weaknesses that, once OBJ
served and prepared for by an opposing
coach, make its position in such game
untenable. Most people think that
Navy has the most versatile five it has
ever developed
HIORD has come that representatives
w Of several small colleges in the
section from Philadelphia to
Richmond are to meet here tomorrow
to discuss plans for the organization of
a conference. Rapidly the country is
being sectioned off that way with varied
groups of institutions of about equal
strength, and it is proving a good thing
for athletics. The day of successful COM
petition on the part of the small schools
against the big schools is almost at its
end.
Chet Wynne, who has turned out ex-
ceptional teams at Auburn the last three
years, Is reported to be intending to
move elsewhere. Probably there is not
much to the report, but if there is. then
Auburn will lose a good man. Wynne
served term in the Oklahoma Legis-
lature under Gov. Murray before he be-
gan to coach foot ball, and is a man of
ability and fine personality outside of
his foot ball coaching. When Auburn
might get a man to replace Wynne is