The Washington times., 1937-01-22

University of North Carolina
double header.
G. WIS invasion of the North
will severely test the Colonials.
Even so, Coach Bill Reinhart, of
G. W., is optimistic, for he feels
that on this occasion his men are
right" mentally and physically,
for a road trip.
Faces Veteran Quint
Maryland looks with anxiety at
tomorrow nights competitions.
First of all, Virginia has a veteran
floor team and the Cavaliers al.
ways offer their best games against
Maryland teams. In the second
place, University of North Caro-
Ilna's boxers comprise one of the
stronger aggregations of the
Southern Conference.
AS for Columbus University, the
Caseys are bit worried despite
the fact that their team of boxers
is rated with the very best univer.
Slty ring combinations of the ma.
ton.
Little is known of Appalachian,
yet the Teachers already have
registered a win over Tennessee.
no mean achievement, since Tenn.
esSee is said to have one of the
stronger ring teams of the South.
ern Conference, in which circuit
boxing competition is of a high
quality.
G. WIS basketers on this North
ern trip will seek to keep intact
a record of victories this year
which establishes the Colonials as
one OF the strongest basketball
teams in the country. G.. w. to
date this season has played seven
games and has won all seven.
Said Coach Reinhart as the
Colonials headed for Villanova
ana Madison Square Garden:
In Better Shape
Were in better mental and
physical condition than we were
last year when we invaded the
North. Last year, Hal KieseI
(Star forward or center) was
sick, and we lost to St. Johns
Of Brooklyn and to Long Island.
Due to KieSel's illness, we could
not get the tap and KieSel, far
from himself, did not score,
When KieSel is right, as he is
now, he'll test the defensive in
genuity of any college basket.
ball team. This year, as we
move into the tests with Vii.
lanOva and Long Island, we have
two tall men with uS-KieSeI
and ButterwOrth. This means
that we should get many taps
and as well gain possession Of
the ball more often than
would be the case with Kiesel
and ButterwOrth out of it. Fur
ther, the height of Kiesel and
ButterwOrth means that very
often we will retrieve the ball
off the blackboard ON missed
shots.
"Our squad has the right
mental attitude and no mem.
Der will be hit by stage fright.
With our veterans in the lineup,
we should have steadineSs in
both our road games. While
I'm not saying that we'll win
either game on this trip, I'm Op-
timistic, to say the least, and
1 will not be surprised when
and if we win both contests"
Out at Maryland, while there Is
great interest in basketball, there
is much more interest in boxing.
Terp students figure that Mary.
land must get away to an early
lead in points. in the lighter
classes, since Cardinals men in
the higher weight divisions are ac'
corded a decided edge over Mary
lands representatives. Probable
line-upS:
Studded With Stars
Columbus University's boxers
will oppose the Appalachian
Teachers in the ring of Turner's
Arena. The Casey team is stud
ded with Golden Glove and D. c.
amateur stars, among them Billy
Winters, Mike Morton, Bobby
Rawson, Dave Schlaiffer, Bobby
Schwartz and Bobby Grimm. This
means that Columbus has a real
ring team.
Appalachian is making it's debut
in Washington, and the Teachers,
in their bright red uniforms. ap'
pear bound and determined to win.
although it must be said they face
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