Evening star., 1938-03-31
D. c. BOXERS SEEK
COLLEGE CROWNS
Six in National Meet at
Virginia-Hoya Schedule
Heavy This Spring.
BY BILL DISMER, Jr,

Heavy This Spring.
By BILL DISMER, Jr.
Facing a recess in spring collegiate
sports competition until Saturday aft
ernoon local fans turned their eyes
toward Charlottesville today and to-
night as four of six entrants from
Georgetown, Maryland and Catholic
Universities made their debuts in the
national intercollegiate boxing tourna-
ment
George Dorr, Marylands u.s.
FOUNDER, was to be participant in
the first bout at the University of Vr-
ginia. meeting Ralph Dorand of Pitt
at 3 o'clock. A little later this after
noon Fred Slant of c. U. was to meet
j. L. Golson of Louisiana State in a
l65-pound encounter Tonight c. u.
David Bernstein makes his bow
against Al Michael, another L. S. u
entrant, in another 1l5-pound scrap,
and Bernstein's heavyweight team
mate, Leo Katalinas, starts against
Don Walker of San Jose. II Door wins
his first bout he will fight again to-
night against John Simpson of Vir-
ginia.
Benny Alperstein, Maryland's l25-
FOUNDER, drew bye. Jim Brady, G..
US heavyweight, was another not
scheduled today.
HOyas Busy This Spring.
Georgetown's complete spring sched-
ule, announced today, left baseball as
the undisputed king of spring sports
Tennis, with nine matches, is next on
the list, while the golfers will play
five dual matches in addition to COM
peting in the Eastern championships.
Only one dual meet, with Temple,
was scheduled for the track squad,
but it will compete in the Penn relays
and the intercollegiates.
Golf.
~. April g, Cornell; 20. st. Josenhs; 80,
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ected' si e. Eastern 'Gs chsmponshies Rasf IS be
Tennis.
April 30, st. Peters. -...--- :.
denhiya may 2 tSyola s. Temps noh: e. phils-
at c'lfs: P ssFh e. wsss IS ssn: Nasz a:
April 1880. Penn Relays At Phila-
May 81. Temple at Philadelphia.
G. U. Golfers Qualify.
AS expected. Maury Nee. Billy Shea,
Billy Dettweiler and Johnny Burke
are proving to be Georgetown's best
golfers, being in that order as they
finished the thirty-sixth hole of the
qualifying tournament for team berths
yesterday at Congressional Nee has
a total Of 14S, Shea, 14s, and Burke
and Dettweiler, 1874 Charley Petit
john and Frank Calvin are one stroke
behind Burke and Dettweiler, with
Harvey johnson, Bob Efiler and the
Higgins brothers trailing. Nee and
Shea each scored "a yesterday.
Two New Terp Marks.
All-time College Park track records
stood to the credit of two of Mary
lands current squad today. despite
the fact that their team dropped its
first outdoor meet Of the season yes
terday. AS expected, Michigan State
grabbed the decision, 1912 to Sly.
But Coleman Headley. back in
cinder spikes for the first time in
more than year has more than
little Of the old spark left and Jim
Kehoe looks forward to a great season.
Headley and Kehoe were the record
breakers, the former turning in 1858
for the half-mile run and Kehoe doing
the two miles in 1856 It was his
own record that Headley broke by 2
seconds, but Kehoe clipped nearly 274
seconds off the former mark made last
year by Kenneth Belt.
AS predicted by Coach Eppley, Ken
meth Barnes looked conner in his
first start for Maryland. Although
beaten in both the 100 and 220, he
gave States unbeaten Greer a race
in each.
Summaries:
shotput-won by jenkins !M; s., sec
Md? Distance. ,43 feet 8 7-1o inches.
Pole vault-Won by Habarle (M. 81:
Height. II feet 8 inches:
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ss1ns aaSysfq Ms4 MS third sy H! 4ss. N Ms a.
Ioo-yard dash-won by Greer IN. s.:
Md Time, O:9.9. saw
120:yard high hurdles-Won by Wood
stra IN 81: second. Evans (Md0; third,
scales les, IN IN 81; & Time o14;s. ANY,
ST Time, 1858. 'PeV 9NeT Sniversitg erss@ ree 'M
s2o-yard dash-won by Greer IN. so;
sss9pd' ses9 ,4 ,4Adcock IN IN. 81: third, Barnes
Md Distance. 13o It. So in. " ''''' 40
Emile run--Won by Kehoe fMd): Sec
gp' ard Tims Waite osk !M s.; third Robinson IN
5sfS MS Diseance 1ae Sa ~ t. IL thiFa H. Coleman
. 22o,yard low hurdles-Won by Wood
stra IN. -; second. Evans. tMd); third,
Ro6inson IN: 81, Time. o:24:s;
.eona 5TSid k.nng Md oA Sa ST'fs Kons m s M
81 Distance, q It. bK il. ''' '"'
ond, Moore IN. S.; third. tie between +,
MorI,; MsIrb; sMd2 1t l. and m Yovonovitz tM. 81.
cronisster. Headiey. a. MilierS. lime: lime.