The Washington times., 1935-03-01

o'clock.
wrestling is a nj
fast-gr owing
sport with the George A. Simpson
students at Gallaudet and the
Kendall Greeners are taxing IL
They have taken part in six
matches to date, getting an even
break. They whitewashed the
Naval Apprentice School Of New
mort News, 400; Seth Low Jun
ior college, of Brooklyn. 24n0'
and Baltimore City College, ~
13. Defeats we're suffered at the
hands of Baltimore Poly, 26-o:;
local Y, M. C. A., 20-16, ana
Johns Hopkins University, 21-13'
Members of Team
Members of the Gallaudet
squad are Glassett, lib pounds
Kowalewski, 12S pounds; Miller
1876 pounds; Hirschy, las pounds,
Patrie, 155 pounds; Sellner, 105
pounds; Tolefson, ITS pounds; ana
Culbertson, heavyweight. Patrle
is the captain and the team man
ager is John B. Davis, captain
elect of the football eleven.
Gallaudet is also covetlng the
District A. A. U. wrestling cham
pionships, tentatively set for April
11-13.
Prospects for a stronger team
next year are exceedingly bright,
as not one member of the present
squad will be lost. Furthermore
the matmen have improved rap
idly since first reporting to Coacn
Clayton, who says:
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
"Gallaudet should have
first-rate team next year as the
members will have a years
added experience. They knew
little about the game when the
season started but have taken
rapid strides in the last few
weeks. Then, too, the Gallaudet
boys are all enthusiastic over the
game and eager to learn.
Tonight's basketball engage.
ment between Georgetown and
Mt. st. Mary's in the Tech High
gym will start promptly at 8
o'clock as there will be no pre-
liminary game. The visitors from
the Catoctin Mountains OF North
ern Maryland use the same type
of play almost Identical to that
o. the Hilltoppers.
The only stake at issue is the
desire of these two natural rivals
to defeat the other-and that
often produces fast and lively
game.
Football Players, Too
Three members of the Carnegie
Tech boxing team that lnVaoes
the Catholic U. gym tomorrow
night for fistic duels with the
Cardinals were members of the
Tartans' football team last fall.
They are Bob Boyd, light heavy
weight, who played center; ELY.
165-pounder, who played at guard,
and Fryer, heavyweight, who held
down an end post.
Eight seniors (seven players
and the manageo were prizlng
sweaters today following football
awards at Catholic University yes.
terday. They are Capt. Bill
Confer, Tom Gearty, Babe
Gearty, Danny Pyne, Red"
Fleming, Tom oliver, Ed Thibo-
deau and Manager AL Ellerby.
Dutch Bergman, athletic director,
! was in charge. Bill Barron, presi-
dent of the student council, de.
livered the opening address, and
the Very Rev. Ignatius Smith de-
livered the convocation. Others
receiving letters we're Captain-elect
Karpowich, Mulligan, Lajousky,
Secino, Shaughnessy, Dranginis,
Arnold, Makofske, Clements. Adal-
mitis, Brown, Glodek, Schmarr
and Anthonovage.
Teachers Play MedicS
Wilson Teachers College, fast
aground on the basketball shoals
since that academic bombShell
dynamited four stars from its
team, will try to regain its for
mer winning stride against Vir'
ginia Medical College this after.
noon in the Teachers gym, Elev'
enth and Harvard SITS. N. w., at
o'clock.
The Teachers haven't won a
game since stripped of their man.
power by the hand of ineligibility
on the day of the game with
George Washington, February l3.
Loss of the teams best players
also forced the school authorities
to cancel the G.. w. game.