Evening star., 1952-12-23
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By MerreII Whittfesey

Two gloomy cOacneS were stand
ing around the George Washington
dressing room at Uline's last night
after the Colonial's record 113-to-
81 triumph over Duke.
One was Bo Sherman, the CIV
football coach. and he was NUT
tering: I'll never get him now"
BY him he meant Joe Holup, dead
ipanned freshman scoring sensa-
Ition of the Colonials. Joe also
was an All-State tackle at SWoy-
|ersville (Pa.) High, but after
watching Joe pour in 33 points
against the Blue Devils, Sherman
concluded he never would get him
for football.
The other sour-pusS was Bud
Millikan. the Maryland basketball
coach. IF they score 100 points
against us I'll quit" Bud said.
speaking of GW's dates with the
Terps February 3 and "a.
George Washington's total was
18 points more than a Duke team
ever has given up, exceeding the
95 scored by West Virginia against
the Blue Devils last year at Nor
gantown.
Average Rises to Ola.
The Colonials now have scored
220 points in their last two games
and for their seven Southern Con-
ference engagements have a Ola
average. After scoring lot against
South Carolina and 113 against
Duke. CIV is going to have to do
something about new score
board at Uline's. The present
board only has two columns.
When somebody mentioned to
Coach Bill Reinhart that CIV
was scoring too many points for
the scoreboard, Bill volunteered
to buy a new one if his team con-
tinues to top 100 points. He prob
ably was kidding, Mr.. Uline.
Reinhart, usually somewhat
gruff and reluctant to give high
praise, led the cheering last night
when he took Joe Holup out of
the game with two minutes re-
manning. Bill leaped from the
bench. clapping his hands and
yelling, and he virtually embraced
Big Joe as the dead-tired young
ster slumped to the bench.
May Rewrite Record Book.
Holup is gifted with a wonder
full pair of hands and when he
little polish he prob
ably will rewrite the record book
for District college basketball. His
80 points last night topped his
brother Johns record of 80, which
was just 10 days old.
Joe has 220 pounds on his
6-fcot-6 frame and when the op-
position puts big fellow On him,
Joe is so strong and powerful he
can just bore a hole and make
his way up to the basket.
Joe's jinx could be fouling out.
He had four personals on him last
night through most of the second
half, but that did not squelch
his aggressiveness.
Big brother John was feeding
his kid brother last night but
didn't take too many shots him
self and scored 13 points, one of
his low marks with the ColonialS.
For seven games Joe Holup now
has scored 19-23-21-18-20-18-33
for 152 points and 21.7 average.
John Holup has consecutive totals
of 19-30-11-23-12-18-13 for 1876
points and a 1870 average. Be-
tween the brothers they're giving
CIV almost 40 points a game.
Not a Two Man Team.
But Millikan was anxious to
point out that George Washington
is not a two-man team. The
coach thinks Elliot
Karver is great ball player
Karver tossed in 18 points last
night despite four fouls in the first
half. He loves to rough it up.
Ken Hirschfleld is the control
player and Art Devlin is giving al
big lift.
Tex Silverman, who contributed
the games fanciest plays, had the
honor Of hitting 100 points. Hel
scored Is although he played little
more than quarter.
Duke has a half dozen 6-foot-4
players and one who is 6-feet-5,