Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-01-26
6. W.
Elves Touring
For Tuss|es
CUNTS at GoIIuudet
Wilson Are to Get
Action Tonight

With high hopes of adding Army
to its frightening string of basket
ball victims, George Washington
was scheduled to leave for New York
this evening on the first leg of its
trip to West Point. The squad will
spend a day in the big town before
advancing on the service citadel
Maryland, meanwhile, is en- route
to North Carolina State, first stop
on flve-game road trip that may
decide the Terrapins' chances of
getting into the Southern Confer
ence championship round. Tomor-
row night Coach Burt Shipley's
crew meets Clemson. South Caro-
lima. Duke and Virginia are on the
card next week, although the latter
is not conference game.
Back on the local scene, George
town is ready for Loyola's invasion
tomorrow night and Catholic Uni
verSity and Maryland mittenmen
were pronounced in the pink for
their annual fist feud at Brookland.
Two Games Listed Tonight.
Only two court games are sched-
uled tonight. Gallaudet meets Shop
herd College at Kendall Green and
Wilson Teachers entertain the
alumni Both games are slated for
$50 o'clock.
Gallaudet is out to avenge a pre-
vious defeat in its game, having
bowed to the invaders a few weeks
ago at ShepherdstoWn The Blues
will be handicapped by the absence
of George Hanson, veteran guard,
who is i'll, and it is not at all certain
that Dick Phillips and Carmen
Ludovico will see duty. Phillips still
is nursing knee injury while Ludo-
vico'S hand was damaged in the
recent BridgeWater game and has
not responded to treatment.
Both Heine Miller of Maryland
and Eddie La Fond of Catholic U.
are satisfied with the condition of
their pillow-pushers, although
neither will hazard a prediction on
the outcome of tomorrow bouts.
The Cardinals were to go through
dress rehearsal tonight at Brook
land, but Maryland had nothing
more than regular workout on tap.
New Boxers Get Tests.
Out at Brookland they are talking
about Joe Carrig's fighting in the
light-h heavyweight class and pre-
dieting a victory for the reformed
grldman, but Maryland, too, has
couple of new faces to unveil, in
Guiding that of Josh Hughes.
heavyweight whom Miller thinks
will take the measure of the Car
dlnals' Julius STANCES. The Old
Liners also have brand new 155-
FOUNDER who figures to cause trouble
IN Norman Hathaway, a sophomore
slugger. 1t will be his first ap-
pearance within the squared circle.
The Terps will line up with johnny
Haran, bantam; Bob Bradley. 1877
pounds; Nathan Askin, 1856: "Hostv"
Alperstein, las; Hathaway, 1856:
Newton Cox, 1865; Icy Leites. light
heavy, and Hughes. Catholics list
includes Price Welsh or Ted Man.
drls, either of whom will make his
debut, Lenny Baritone, John Tedder.
Huck Hughes, Gus Gerson, Gerry
Strang, Carrig and STANCES.
Coach Bill Reinhart put the G.. w.
courtmen through their PAGES in a
last drill yesterday, topping off
week of strenuous preparation for
the West Point trip. The Colonial
mentor figures on starting the same
team that spanked Navy by 20
points, although he intends to use
all of the 10 men making the trip.
The players are to be dinner
guests of New York alumni tomor-
row night after the game.