The Washington times., 1936-02-14
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BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

morrow, with three attractive dual
meets offered the fans.
Tonight, Coach Bobby Gold.
STEMS Columbus University fisti.
cutters 60 to war with King Col.
lege of Bristol, Tenn, in the Arena,
Fourteenth and w Streets North.
west, at $50 o'clock, while, tomor.
row night, Catholic University
plays host to the University of
Pittsburgh glovemen in the c. U.
gym at 8 O'Clock and Virginia Mill
tary institute engages Maryland in
the feature of the "An-University
Night" program in the Ritchie
Coliseum at 10 o'clock.
Plays Second Fiddle
Basketball plays second fiddle,
although considerable enthusiasm
will be attached to the Catholic u
Maryland game in the Ritchie
Coliseum tomorrow night at 7:30
O'Clock. FroStburg (MdD Teachers
come to town from the mountains
to engage Wilson Teachers in the
Wilson gym, Eleventh and Harvard
Streets Northwest, at 7:45 o'clock.
Georgetown and George Wash.
ington have a brace of important
weekend basketball games away.
The Hilltoppers tonight mix with
Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh and
tomorrow hop over to College Sta
ton, Pa. for an engagement with
Penn State, baby member of the
Eastern intercollegiate Confer.
ence. The ColonialS, riding high
on the surge Of an eleven-game
victory string, battle Davis-El.
kins, in ElkinS, w. Va, tonight
and then move on to meet West
Virginia in Morgantown, w. Va.
tomorrow night. American Uni.
versity, whose floor season has
been bleak as the weather, meets
Bridgewater College in Dayton,
Va. tonight.
Interested In FrOsh Game
While G. w. students and fol.
lowers are evincing interest IN
the varsity game away, they also
have turned their attention to
, the freshman game with the
| powerful Rinaldi Tailors in the
! G. w. gym tonight at 8 o'clock.
The Colonial Cubs have dropped
but one game this seaSon-and
that to the Tailors. Numbered
among the G. w. freshmen vic
Tins is Eastern High, interhigh
champions.
Undefeated records go on the
block when Columbus University
and King College squares off.
Outstanding will be the !35
pound between Capt. Leon Shub,
Columbus u, and Bill Wilkinson.
King Colleges ace. Wilkinson.
1934-35 Seaboard Golden Glove
champion, has won all his bouts
by knockoutS except one in which
he took the decision.
Capt. Louis Summers, Kings
118-pounder. will pit his punch
against Columbus University's re-
cent Golden Glove winner, Ray
Morse. Summers has yet to taste
defeat as an amateur or collegian.
Golden GIOvers ON Team
Paul Desch, 155 pounds, and
Bob Grimm. 165 pounds, are
! other District Golden Glove cham
pions facing Seaboard champions
in Rusty Caldwell and Steve
Savage. Henry Peterson. Colun1.
bus, boxes Country" Ferguson,
King, in the 126-pound match,
while remaining bouts bring to-
gether John Mckinney, Column
bus, vs.. Streece Brubaker, King.
ITS pounds, and Morris Wolf. Co
lumbus, vs.. Emil Gavlock, King.
heavyweights.
The c. U.-Pitt boxing encounter
promises to be q slam.bang at.
fair. Possessing promising ma
terial in the heavier weights. the
Panthers Of Smoketown have an
even chance Of winning from the
local crew. Outstanding for the
Panthers are Cyril Linderman,
lightheavyweight. who has won
the majority Of his fights during
his two seasons Of campaigning.
and Ed Schmit, heavyweight, who
may hang a looping kayo on the
whiSkers Of the Cardinals star.
Leo Katalinas.
With the Cardinal basket ball
team playing Maryland at Col
lege Park, Athletic Director A., J.
Bergman has scheduled the box
ing show for Q o'clock. This
gives G. q. students and alumni
Time to take in both events.
events.
Snow Hats MilleEsville
Millersville (Pa.) Teachers were
unable to get through the snow.
drifts for the basketball game
1 with Wilson Teachers College
here last night. doc" White.
Wilson coach, also expressed
fears that snow on the mountain
roads might prevent Frostburg
Teachers from reaching here for
tonight's game.
GaIlaudet bowed to the Loyola
College basketeers. 1928. in Balti-
more last night but only after
spirited battle that found the
Kendall Greeners willing towards
the end. IN fact, the Blues led,
1915 at the end Of the first half.
Captain Burnett, Callaudet's
captain and center. got the tip-oH
nearly every time. which gave the