Evening star., 1933-02-17
F|ST|C MEET PART
OF A DOUBLE BILL
Quints Open Card Tomorrow
Night-G. w., American Uy
Old Liners Score.
BY H. c. BYRD.

bill tomorrow night Univer-
sity Of Maryland's boxing team
probably will face the most
difficult test it has had this year.
The Old Liners meet Western
Maryland in their new field house
IN q basket ball game at 8 o'clock
and In boxing Immediately after.
They should win at basket ball,
unless Western Maryland shows
up much better than it is eX-
pected, but in the ring contests
ter than an even chance.
Dick Harlow. who coaches foot ball
and boxing at Western Maryland, is
equally good at both, which means he
dg among the best. He has consistently
had strong boxing teams, as he has
grid combinations, and he aims, If
possible, to be the first team to whip
Maryland this year.
Maryland SO far has not lost meet,
- out Of the four it has whipped v.
M. I. and v. P. I. and tied Washington
and Lee and Duke. Western Maryland
has had only one meet, but in that
4IhdC y UClGCI SI1OW1I1E against Navy
than any other school,
IN the Maryland boxing team is only
i one man who has won all four bouts
In which he has taken part. He is
Burns, In the lightweight class. Nc
Aboy, McCaw and Keener each has
won three out of four. Matthias and
kaplan. 125-pound class and 175-pound
class, respectively, were Western Mary
lands best men against Navy, with
Keyser and Gorski, 155 and 1855, re-
spectively, as next best. Both Kaplan
and Matthias won their bouts against
Navy. Western Maryland people think
that Contervarvo, who did not box
against Navy, should prove a star in
the heavyweight class.
This will be the first time Maryland
haE ever met Western Maryland in the
ring, the latter always having been too
good for the Old Liners, but the two
teams have met six times in basket
ball with the Terrors yet to score
victory
Maryland's biggest problem in box
ing has been Its 115-pound and 1885,
pound classes. Young, who fought for
the first time in the " M. I. meet last
week, seems to have come along well
enough for the former, but Coach Har-
mony Is having plenty of difficulty de-
os sishoug an MeAboy &c M tns who has
fought in that, class three times, is q
clever scrapper. However, he really Is
q 155-pounder and has given away
about IL pounds each time. He actually
weighs 1856.
Following Is the way the boxers will
une UP In the various weights:
l15-pound cIass-Harrison CW. M
VS.. Young (Maryland).
125-pound class-Matthias (W. M
VS.. Carroll (Maryiand).
135-pound class-keefer CIV. M
vs.. Burns (Maryiand).
145-pound class-Olsh (W. M
w. Keener (Maryland).
155-pound class-Keyser CIV. M
W. McAboy (Maryland).
165-pound class-Gorski (W. NJ
W. Jones or Hay (Maryland).
l1o-pound class-Kaplan CIV. Nd
". McCaw (Maryland).
Heavyweight-Cont CW. M
w. Farrell (MarylanO.
CEoRGETOWN and Gallaudet are
~ away tonight for basket ball games,
the Iormer at West Virginia and
Sne latter at Virginia Medical College
ct Richmond. The Blue and Gray
should win, unless West Virginia is
lOt stronger than when it was here, and
tadaudet ought to show better than it
mas against any Of the teams 1t has so
1ar met this season on a foreign floor.
On its way back from Richmond to-
morrow, Gallaudet stops off at Guam
oco to play the Marines The Kendall
Greeners are hardly strong enough to
Jake the measure Of their soldier op-
ponents.
George Washington plays at home
tomorrow night with st. Johns of An
napolis. There is not strength enough
IN the ST. Johns five to give the Co
ioz1ials much trouble. The home team
ought to run up big count
It Will be George Washington's last
nome tlt. Earlier in the campaign the
Coloniak beat the Johnnies at An
napolis, 53 to 80.
=, Georgetown plays the second game of
rs trip tomorrow night with Carnegie
Iech- The Blue and Gray is to run
over 70 Pittsburgh from Morgantown,
II probably will meet with some rough
going.
TAPT. OTIS ZAHN today was nurs-
~ ing broken nose as a. memento
OF George Washington's 62-to-36
basket ball victory over Loyola COLLEGE
o. Baltimore In Colonials' gymnasium
last night. During a game that was
rough all the way, Zahn and Carlin
OF the visitors collided and the Colonial
leader came off second best.
There was not much to the basket
ball game to cause excitement other
than the scrappy manner in which 1t
was played. The Colonials simply were
too much for the Loyolans, soon get
ting good lead. being ahead 90 to II
AZ lntermission. ana coasting along to
SUMMARY.