Evening star., 1942-01-31
KyscRwski-Caneror
Ring Duel 1opsD. {.
College Program
ECords Hosts to Miomi;
HMoryIond- Virginia
! Boxing Meet Hot
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

. A heavyweightiwar between Cath
'chc University's "Sneeze" Kysczew-
ski and Miami's Red Cameron that
may be a preview of the intercol-
legiate tournament championship
finale in March, and a star-spangled
Maryland-Viryinia ring card at Col
lege Park feature today's slim but
substantial sports program.
The Maryland bouts follow bas-
ket ball game between the Terps and
Cavaliers, topping of a day of bar
gain bihs at College Park slated to
get underway this afternoon at $3.50
with Maryland Freshmen and Bal
timore Poly tangling on the court.
The Terps had a date with Vir-
ginia'j frosh punchers Immediately
following Tonight's program be-
gins at 8, while the business at
Brooklyn is scheduled half hour
later
Columbus courtmen and clouters
Will be busy on foreign fields. The
cage team is at Keyser, w. Va,
for = game with Potomac State
while the ringmen will meet Lock
Haven Pa) Teachers.
= Hcya Skaters Meet Drexel.
Georgetown's hockey duel with
Drexel Institute at Riverside Stadium
at 8l5 rounds out the program
The Hoyas will reach for their sixth
consecutive victory and are the fav-
orites but regardless Of the figures
the District team will take loss on
the evening inasmuch as the match
marks Wingman Bill Deegan's final
appearance with it. Deegan, who
will be honored before the opening
face of, reports for duty with the
United States Marine Corps at
Quantico, Va, Monday.
Kysczewski will have a pull OF
some 80 pounds in weights on Cam
eron but this apparently has failed
to sway fans who look for q Miami
victory. Cameron scaled only 184
pounds last week when he polished
of Lou Campbell, national cham
pion, and will be four pounds heavier
tonight. Kyscekski is expected te
tip the beam at 235.
Cards Shy 135-Pounder.
Although ordered back to bed by
his physician Yesterday after fail
ing to shake OF heavy chest cold
Coach Eddie LaFond found time to
dig up a light-heavyweight in the
person of Francis Manning and the
recruit will be in the front line
trenches tonight. But the Cards
still lack a 135-pounder and will
have to forfeit If a substitute fol
injured Bernie Kellenyi isn't found
The Maryland-V Virginia card is
one Of those fairly reeking with 4
/ star attractions and the old handi-
capper method of jabbing the pro-
gram with a hat pin probably is as
good a way as any Of locating the
top fight. On paper, however, three
bouts shape up as the best, begin
ming with the lightweight argument
between Maryland's Tommy Jones
and Willie Barnett. Jack Gilmore's
165-pound squabble with Ken Rath-
bun and the light-heavyweight fight
between those fellow Baltimoreans
and one-time teammates. Herb
Gunther of Maryland and Norman
Rathbun, are tagged sure-flre hits.
Maryland's courtmen need five
victories in their seven remaining
conference games to qualify for the
championship tournament in March
but tonight's battle will be merely 9
warm-up for the rough road ahead
The Terps have idled since last
Saturday when they took a fearful
drubbing from George Washington
and hope to climb back aboard thu
winning bsndwagon.