Evening star., 1942-01-30
Many Odd Angles to Mattel

may surprise them anyway.
Many Odd Angles to Match.
This Maryland-Virginia argument
embraces more angles than a squad
of free-lance poblicity men could
dream up in a month, beginning
with Goldstein's ring career. Bobby
graduated from Virginia and at
tanned the rings highest collegiate
honors at Charlottesville under the
able direction of the late Johnny
Lerowe, but now has an all-consum-
ing passion to humble alma mater
and show the folks he can coach as
well as he could fight.
Herb Gunther. Marylands light
heavyweight and Southern Confer
ence champion, winds up family
quarrel started last winter when he
boxed and lost to Ken Rathbun.
Tomorrow he meets Ken's kid
brother Norman, and peculiar
twist to the story is that all three
hail from Baltimore Poly, where
Herb and Ken were teammates on
the schools last boxing team
Not to be overlooked is the duel
between Maryland's sensational
southpaw lightweight, Tommy Jones,
and Virginias equally sensational
and undefeated Willie Barnett.
Jones has three consecutive kayoes
to his credit and Barnett, twice
South Atlantic high school cham
pion, is undefeated since matricu-
lating at Virginia.
They met last year as freshmen,
Barnett winning the nod. Jones,
not satisfied with the decision, hopes
to square accounts and if he does 1t
may be the gentle push that swings
the pendulum of victory Maryland's S
way.
Big Bout Looms at C. U.
Probably the outstanding individ-
ual argument of the evening, how
ever, is listed at Brookland with
Sneeze Kysczewski, the Cardinals
banging behometh, taking on
Miami's Eddie Cameron. Kysczewski
carries more guns than his rival
but It'll be a question of getting in
a broadside against the clever
Miamian, who hurts when he hits
too. Sneeze will 90 out with in
structions to move into him and
fire away at close quarters in an
effort to f1atten Cameron in the
first round. Failing in this he may
find himself in the hottest water Of
his career.
This match with Miami signal:
the beginning of rough road fol-
the Cardinal mittmen. Next week
they face Maryland and the week
after Columbus. Both would like
nothing more than to blank La
Fond's crew.
This match will be the crucible
to bring out the true temper Of
Catholic University's fighting mettle
for the Hurricane usually has g
strong, well-balanced team that will
not take decision if 1t can win by
q knockout. 1t promises to be q
knockdown, drag-out affair and the
"divil take the hindmost."
New Post Offered Cassell.
Staff Cassell. American U. coach
has been offered a Midwesterr
coaching berth at much more at.
tractive salary than the Eagles car
afford to pay. He's considering it.
Vince Campanella, tabled fol
national track fame by Dorsey
Grifith after a brilliant freshman
year at Catholic u, is employed il
the Navy Yard.
Matt Zunic, George Washington
great courtman. may be the secont
Colonial in the last five years to viii
all-American honors. He'll get th'
glad eye of New York critics, whos'
say-so carries weight, next weel
when G. w. visits the Garden for 1
game with st. Johns. Bob Faris wa
the last downtown athlete so hon
ored.
Newton Cox, bespectacled forme
Maryland ring star and Southern
Conference 155-pound champion, i
visiting College Park before report
ing for duty with the Army mex
week. Nevis been working on tn
railroad as q civil engineer-at Q
degrees below-along Lake Ontario
He's due to get commission IN tn
Engineering Corps.