Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1930, Page 69

WASHINGTON. p. . C MARCH%ISM—-P T FIVE. - College Diamond Season Opens Here This Week : School Squacls Taking It Easy GEORGETOWN, GALLAUDET - HAVE CONTESTS CARDED Hoyas to Play Franklin and Marshall and Dartmon! While Kendall Greeners Have Test Game With Briarly Hall Team. . ALEXANDRIA COURT ‘Play Cehs, Who Have Twuce Beaten Them by Margin BY H. C. BYRD. of Four Points. EORGETOWN and Gallaudet open their home base ball schedules this week, the former with two games and the lltber with one and a ibility of two. The Blue and Gray sd last week at Davidson, N. C., and the s of the tum in three Southern contests is indicative of good things to eome. Gallaudet’s team has yet to show its prowess, although ad- wance reports indicate it should be better than usual. Franklin and Marshall is due here Friday to face Georgetown and Dartmount is slated to oppose the Blue and Gray Saturday. Not much is known of Franklin and Marshall, but Dartmouth usually is represented in all sports by teams well able to take care of themselves. The Pennsylvanians are likely to furnish average opposition, while Dartmouth probably will Be just about as strong as the best of college teams at this time of year. wn will spend the next four Georgia Tech Grid Star day trying to climinate the faults that appesred in the team's play in the Gives Blood te Teacher ATLANTA, Ga., March 22 (#).— g.:n- in North Carolina The line-hattering blood of éne of Georgla LEXANDRIA, Va., March 22— St. Mary's Celtics, ranked a streng contender for the Wash- ingten Independent Basket Ball Lesgue championship, will tackle the United Typewriter Grays of Washing- ton in a league contest here tomorrow at 3 o'elock in Schuler's Hall. | The two teams have played a pair of remarkably close games this season, with the Celtics winning out each time | | By & margin of two peints. The Celtics will face the Skinker Eagles here Tuesday night in uxel Armory Hall at 8 o'clock. Olover A. C. is arranging a prelim- inary game for tomorrow to start at 2 o'cloek. Cardina! A € base sall performers will drill on the Pentagon Park dllmend wmerrow at 1 o'clock. Scholastic base’ e ball will get 'J.Y‘d'!‘ way 1n an informal ma v | with the A.exu:arh 3 | | o5, the “.x‘s?. wltl' the | Port Humphreys Bngineers st Fort | Humphreys Thursday, and the other with Lee-Jackson High here Priday Cosch Reynslds will select his line- up frem the following performers: ‘!?!LV Backus and Charles Nichelsen, pitchers; Elmere Mudd and Sherman Hooker, catchers; Pletcher and Jeff Schreiner ter showing was made down South than was expected, notwithstanding the loss of the chfinlmx game L’h‘e g:vlesond And even in that contest the Blue an: £ Gray held a big lead until the sixth Tech’s foot ball stars went inning, when Davidsen got across four| !0 the aid of 2 woman faculty mem- runs. Those that have watched the| ber today when a transfusion of Blue and Gray in practice feel that the team will give a_good account of itself oainige: " sxperting some sudet is expect a nine - what above its ave: The Kendall Greeners sre saying little about their prospects, but expect to have a better ee2son than usual The Briarly Hall game Wednesday 1s what has been Listed as wnatm.nx of a tryout, and hardly is to considered & part of the regular whedule Catholic University and Maryland do nmot start their schedules unmtil next week, but it is not smiss to state that both schosls expsct much stronger nines than represented them last year. That probably is not so much to ex- pect. either, as then both had rather mediocre combinations. | Catholic U. went through 2 losing season without many bnihv. spots, while Maryland. "nug it took & good many ‘whippings, me of its impertant g__es cnhc c University now mj tter material than wore its colors in 1929, and it souad is shaping up as if| the team that finally is selected should | awhile is to build up track so that wit be far above that of & year ago. 1mh sueo-edmg year he will have & Most of the local colleges also expeet ?fim is 'orkin( with that aim in to do well in track and fleld sports. | view more than he - There 15 not one of them that does not e - lock for a stronger squad than was wmplhhes that" is blood from Dick Dobbins, guard en last vear's freshman foot ball team. to Mary Cheatham, faculty mamber of Tech's evening schael of com- merce, was accomplished. Dobbins, who livas in Greenville, S. C., was one of a number of foot ball players who answered the call for blood. Only his and that of Tom Jones, all-Southern end and alternate ceptain of the 1930 Tor- nads, was found to match that of Miss Cheatham. Jones was ruled out when it was feared the transfusisn weaken him a5 to im) ing on Tech's bass team. Dobbins left the haspital soon after the transfusion and Miss Cheatham was reported respending satistactorily. son S\ncmr and Cm sutfielders. t. Mar's Celtice bese ball candi- stes will practice tomorrow afternoen n 1 oblot.k in Baggett's Park. les Corbett, manager, !‘.L signed L'u !ouo-nnz players: “Doc” Dreifus, | Ralph Hamilton, Do“g:f ‘l!"ltt Charles Homne and “Lefty” Gettman, pitchers; Russell Kidwell And Charles Scheffle, catchers; Playing Coach “Brownie” | Lamerice, cm Bill Langford, Bussy Brenner, Ludlow, Gardner and Micks, Lnfltldel‘s Buddy Zimmerm. Leon Riley, Ellett Cabell, Joe Hamilto: Dave l;yusl Jim Bradley and Billy Padgett, outfielders. ‘Yankse A. C. will ite Arst work- has a task cut out for Mm, as wi ‘more meets than he lases is concerned, but states frankly that he feels his task at Catholic Univeraity !g far a3 30 ly -w CRAYS WILL VIS Tuz0 U- of M. Lacrosse Players EASTERN ANDTECH | Placed on All America Twelve FAVOREB FUR ““.E BiLL EVANS - NIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Former Boxer Would Be Capitol Heights Mayor Robert Ennis, known to the prise ring as Bobby Yeoman it o candidate for mayor of Capitol Heights, Md Ennis geve up a promisin career to study law. H.hx:"t‘s St!mng Sefles Is Forecast. | Central Has Little to Build Team On, sree from National University. A candidate for the Navy Olympic team in 1920, Ennis lost out because of an injurr STICK CLASH HERE Send Versatile Players Against Britons, ANNAPOLIS, Md, March John's College, unbeaten in 22 —St. country, will send a versatile bunch of | of England in Central High School "ud.\ummwu.hmmnan.\ ril 1. 'stickmen is a yur all Maryland is m_back on the foot ball team BY EDWARD A, FULLER, NE thing that augurs vell | for the success of District | schoolboy base ball teams this season is that they (are not rushing inte competition |or hard practice until they are reasonably certain the weather is| really suitable. lastics hereabout planned to begin formal action March 15, but be- ceuse of the unfavorable weather |did not get started until around | !April 1. Conditions alse in 1928 were such that a start could not be made until Aprn 1 ‘Without question s here have | | seen hurt rather than helped By getting | started too early in recent ssasons. Not {a few of the youngsters. seme of them valugble pitchers. too, have developed sore arms, which have hust their team’s chances merkedly. | This Spring nene of the schocls hac | arranged for formal competition u-m‘ after the first of April. though Bmerso: has listed & match with Gallaudet !or Thursdey a¢ Kendall Green e : Bl ';wegi‘r;'m;é‘fiwa uled | Ny ivweight poxer; Ed Lots & vareity e enge orgetown Pr ;Gnmn"!’uk a SRR Though the openng pame of the | Barks (hig Aenie Ak el { e | Par) ense man is Vi | public r.w- title mfl series hetween Zuard in foot ball; y than a month shead many fans al- guard in basket ball, Cornbrooks, ready are convinced that the Aght for | center, keeps in trim in Cross-country the crown i between Bastern and Tech, | work; W. Lynch, third attacks, is var- season, and that none of the rother teams has & chance. i | ban Fhaver ‘These prognosticators sse Bastern and | weum boxer; Tech putting an;xt!n\n;flzht!ernu Lueuthevuhs , when the championship was not m‘afi until the last game, with taking the messure of Tech. Ana it is believed that the proportion who give Tech the best chance to vmsv. the title flem Errg e 'lch.nz r analy: w‘.fl h- i ;:Jc]k MS:! e E uut ' ers believe, md they re !he‘ Gray mound cgE b?‘;‘hn sea- soned little Bes Spigel, captaln, gives Tech the edge necessary to win. On grid _end and a Pool, first attack, i & lght- O'Connor, out home, is| team represen! toot ball and la- EMMETT LOANE- TILE TRAGK NEET 1S SLATED MAY 24 |Elementary School Divisional PROMISES THRLLS S 3 Tests to Be Held Early in That Month. A"‘L'R.DAY May 24, has been set annual elementary school m:k :nm of the Munietpal Play~ ground Department on Plasa playground, it has been announced by | Richard S. Tennyson, directar of boys activities of the jlayground department. Last year .scho- Sl John's of Annapolis t0 Divisional meets will start Monday, May 12, with the Plaza game:. Those Anishing Arst, second and third 1o the various events in the divistons] affairs | wll qualify for the championship games. Bractically every one of the 5t. John's | May 13, Garfiel !ud.ln' performer for zinia Avenus: | | winner and runner-up, respectively, last | sity quarterback; Zieglér, scoond attack, | “p musuzt will not be basket | unter more than one event and & relay !ymk‘.;! mmhfl;t‘zkll&r‘—‘ ward ocn the q a8 18 runn! i ‘W@J' sums, Bieh ums, L P W g Pt The divisional meets will be held after schocl, all on Plaza fleld. The cham- | plonship affair, however, being set for last Spring, tc set ths pace m un,lsmxdn, will open at 10 a.m. Here are the dates for the divistonal ;uueus against the Oxford-Cambridge = meets in addition to the Plasa affair. Tuesdsy, May 13 Rosedale; Wednes- May 14, Park View: "Thursday, Priday. May 18, Vir- onday, May 19, Bloom- ingdale, and Tuesday, May 20, George- nroe won both the city senior and | day. as captain-elect for 1930 md . ju;mr titles last year. ‘Tennyson also has announced the lst tackle and a heavyweight boxer, his) of events for both the preliminary and | brother Phil, is varsity end and a box- | championship meets. They are the same | er; Morris is a foot ball guard, a boxer :s x.?zi vu_-p Buttons will go to the in the various events d.vmu‘a‘ tasts with medals Carpenter at second | i, Anishing e two Western and Tech is April 20, more defense, is a 100t b-.l.“:‘a and varsity ;},“.‘ufl_-u flg‘gtmm e it | trophiss for the senior and Junsur memwmmmmecmfim to and if he antars & hurdle race may take part in no other event. The events for the meets follow: 8—50-yard dash, broad Telay. -yare l“- UND CLASS-—-80-yard R umss operd. Bureiss: Yeorare OND CLASS—10-vard dash. bresd D e Sraoryara ® nirahis, N0l elay CLASS—100-78:¢ dash. sumz. high jump, 1 Nog R A R T turned out lest season. Georgetown, which iz far in advance of the o'.u: 1ocal schools in track work, perfectly And, 25 a mattes of fact, GriMith is out tomorrow at 1 o'clock on Haydon | doing just that. Pield and Manager Bobby Vogt requests the following to report: Francis Gor- has two men on the all-Ameri- ca lacrosse team, which has fense. Spring. Navy, third defense; | Fenn, Stevens. center; Scarlett. Prince- ton, third attack; Potter, Union, sec- | ond attack; Parrish, Navy, frst attack; | the oLber hand, Eastern supporters claim the Light Blue has plenty of likely box material. 1t looks, at least mm this distance, like a bang-up series. Shipley Only Maryland Mentor George Washingtorn and Gallaudet !"unet no: lt;id n}\‘ueh about their plans or track, though both are ting 1o kuve teams. ’g‘his is lwm enly pring sport that George Wi hu and it should be a¥le to concentrate en it sufMclently to turn out & team really worth while. However, in s &nflor&er sports, lack D'f suital u‘; proving a at handics] the Buff ané Blue. e e Buc ball and tru-.k Just uhwe sum is expected to turn out a combination capal ble of making an excellent showing n L‘\z intercollegiates. The Blue and Gray has several stars and a D of aL‘xe- men who are capable of getting | 8] places, but who do not stand out as do gome of the others. Coach John ORellly man, Kenneth Mumford, Burton Ross, y Lacus, Robert West, Robert | Vegt, Elmore Mudd, Hugh Travers, | Johnny Travers, John Ahuhuns Billy | Cleveland, Boh B Charlte | Hooff, Wilson Sinclair, "Hl!dy" Gens- | mere, Gordon Moore, Sherman Hooker, Jimmy Bruin, Roland Boran and “Wo i The Yanks should have the strongest | w that has ever represented that ub. ! Rotary Club bowlers will meet the Kiwanis Club pinspillers in the third block of a 15-game match Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Health Center | alleys. The Rotarians have amassed a lead of 100 pins. Del Ray A. €. will practice hase ball tomorrow at 2 o'clock on Edward Dun- can Pield. Billy Padgett, St. Mary's Celtics foot , ball plaver, has been discharged from the Alexandria Hospital, where he un- derwent an operation last week. Whitestone cagers will plav the United Typewrtter Grays of Washing- here w.anud-y night on the Ar- ton mory Hall court. Colonial A. C. v!.ll ractice base ball lock on Guckert's Coach “Slim” Giles asks Robert labb\' Lym.h ‘Wallace Schreiner, Fred Schreiner, Ger- ald 'Nrntr, "mrlev" Dolph, Ham Nu- gent, Charles Brill, Pat Bennett. “Hood"” !-eev'o‘r. Jack Hudson and Hoffman to report. | 8ix members of Alexandria High BREAK Two MARKS sextet have played their last games for | the Maroon and White. They are Capt. | Mary Caton, Jean Gee, “Tee” Green. Christine Coffey. Vera Sheppard and = Dot Bowman, who will graduate next une. SPITZ SETS SCHOLASTIC INDOOR HIGH JUMP MARK NEW VYORK. Merch 22 (P).—George Spitz. great “4" jumper from Plush- ing High Schocl, bettered the world’s lrtclc‘wlut.c indeor record cleared 6 feet inches in & today. MILLS WILL ATTEND “C” CLUB BANQUET made that recen! appointed Geergeto directar of u.'uaflcs. has accepted an invitation to attend a bangquet tc be given the evening of May 10 by the “C” Club of Calumbu; Umver..kv at the Meyfiower Hotel, Varjour other athletic dircctors and coaches are expected to attend the Banguet. a feature of which will be the | award of letters to members vercity basket ball team season recently closed. Herbert Relchelt is chatrman of the committee in charge of arrangements said some time ago that hl- expected to have one of the best bal-| anced squads that has ever wern Georgetown colors. Dorsey Grifth has & squad working 2t Catholic University which he expects Spring for ts show considerable improvement over lnul schoo fl wuh the excepficn of ‘.ut yu: riMth i not predicting | tennis in all the schools and lscresse + things 2s vet for track at Mis |at Maryland. Not much general atten- uuwum but gradually is building up tion is pud to matehes in tennis, and the 's0 that each year seems to |about the only tims cunnhw: be productive of some advancement over | into its ovn is in tournsment play. the previous year. xowever there 15 o good dea! of mur-t TLooking forward to several dual meets osse 2t Maryl ely be- and & quadrangular affair with George | uuA Two of fts front-door rivals, Navy | W Gallaudet and Hopkine ' and Hopkins, feature the game in their e 2 w!nd-up Grifith knows t!u.t he Spring program. SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP | BASKET BALL SCORES, _+.2x meurs s i | Lyesums of Baltimore this afternoon in the Silver Spring armory in a Dacket ball game slated for 3 e'clock. A brisk battle ic expected as the Baltimoreans boast a good record. “ COLLEGE SWIMMERS Eagles to Play Strong Quint From Baltimore ¥ " soman® racoon pSuvorth. Q) gu! ) Sesanul | wSoonn | - iy | Hase00: U | L | by ot saaing &) g Got! Davidson. &. Cheek, &. By the Associzted Press. | Do NEW HAVEN, Conn., March 22. —Record-breaking performances by | George Kojac, Rutgers, and Capt. John Howland of Yale and the upset defeat of the Rutgers’ flash in the 50-yard svent by Howland and Messimer, 2lso o Vale, marked the fingls of the twenty-fourth annua! individusl chem- | 4 pionships cf the Intercollegiste Swim- ming Assoctation held in Cernegie pool. 1 the Sbeves rd sprint sgainst mhl‘s‘tme -ya. am- mate. uunmer. and Kojae by cli two-fifths of a second off the nal 1| i munclluhu Tecord of 28 3.5 leunda Kojac, however, partly made up for his | surprising defeat in this event by win- 'mal';he titles in the 100-yard Mmfli and the wl amnnoss; k] al sasueas; il ol coasal -\ onmsa! =) P pes——— m..a-«aor-‘ Bl snuanast Total: BEN BURGH PLAYING ON DARTMOUTH NINE, Ben Burch, W-shmm former cu-'—u F.xh base"ball and basket ball Bl s memser | _The oniy man te capture two cham- zne mm:’“fl‘h‘fl the Rutgers’ star, equaled the | national intercollsgiate record of 52 4+5 ueon!‘ in the 1 t to take T -yard Central base ball the Blue's basket M;\! bflqulnm! He was 2| m'“wm bang-up performer in 2!{ v?t. captain of the btnmouth <hman basket ball team during the 3 carmpaign and hie work at- tracted much recognition. Burch wen & schelarship to Dnrv.rwum from Cen- 2-5 was made by Howland in wl.nn.n] the title last year. The Eli captain did not defend his “rwfi..evre:dl 1cad her surprise L. L another & in the defeat of Brooks, Princeton, €s- fust been announced by Lai Cox of Syracuse, noted authority, had the assistance of many of the ‘ud- coachss in making the selection: e Old Liners to gain places were Bl lvnns in home, and Emmett Loane second defense. Evans still is with the | Maryland team and is expected to again be one of its aces thic year Loane was graduated last June. Maryland and Navy were the only | teams "to have two men on the America twelve, the completed team being as follows: Richardson, Celgate, goal, Boucher, St. Jehn's, point; Brophv, Syracuse, eover point; Schoales, Cornell, frst de- fense; Loane, Maryland, second de- Huggins, Yale, out heme; Evans, Mary- | land, in home “Loane and Sp: ng were aqually | sffective on the w ense and thase | Starte B o e o e | Eiwaemas Schoal in 1338, Rauber was the strongest center field defensive play | STeeted by which we havc had for several years. Speaking of Evans, Hi and Par- rish as inside attack men, Cox opined: | ‘Ow: starting trio would be most any | coach’s idea of Heaven. Evans and Huz gins were two of the finest homes of the year, finished stick handlers and | pcwerfu) goal shooters.” 1 his year: On»!e and Holloway Heag, captain for fack were Ginet Maryland men fo e nation around a group containing only two Iener winners mpcumberk‘fi and | Centn.h followers, though, helieve they see a rift in the dark clouds. Thay | are already discussing the Blue's chances of winning the public high school foot ball champianship next l and it it no secret that they belicve Coach Rauber's boys, at least as things COLLEGE BOXING BODY TAKES IN WEST POINT PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 22— The executive committee of the Inter- collegiate g meeting held this evening, United States Military Ac member 5f that body, and its tean be represented in the next annual con: test. Richard Herlow. athletic director at Western Maryland. was elected preci- dent and George B. Thurston of Syra- cuse vice president’ Dr. Francis C Grant of the University of Pennsyl- vania wa: re-elected secretary-treasurer. The committee voted to eliminate extra rounds from dual matches, but permitting the referee to order one in the finals. 1+ alio voted to eliminate the judges, leaving the referce the sole arbiter. NAVY FENCERS, SHOTS EASILY WIN MATCHES ANNAPOLIS. Md., March 2 ning all of the foll matches, three of the saber and two in the epce houts he Ngvv fencers easily eted the representatives of the University of Bennsylvania today, 14 %o 3. The star of the meet was Steere 3f the Navy. who wen twe closely fought matches of the folls. The best of these ‘wo wes the bout with Solomon, who retaliated 0 every touch made bv his Navy opponent and cnly lost after s long struggle. Continuing its undefested season, the Navy rifie team defeated the City Col- lege of New Vork. 1,363 to 1,281 All five of Navv's shooters sutpointed leader of City College Mocre McDouga! Ritchie Aggregates Areregatss Burch's parents live st ma [<3 Be recently was elected prestdent of the | 3&2’.‘*" of Pennsylvania, who won first sophormore class He 15 a the Psi Epsdon FPraternity. (o u:::fl‘g“lelmuel of Yale, whe | yard backstroke and the 440-yard swim. hese in 't o Gazdidates for the Dide Plg Athletic ne 300-yard medley race & ‘ut seascn the ".es lhowté sueng'y T AT RN [1o oo Shapamaian ealned mielutls m - e, Wl DIXIE PIGS’ ROSTER mpecuvel, both t! titles 'm held | 5y Kejac.” whe aid not n Gl base ball team plan to begin ey ship e;reé"zlrf:' il 5 tral He i 2 good studel ",’w“ 1m6«n champion in the dive, by ANDLOT base all planning te swarm elds hereabout todsey if given any kind of & grest st all as to weather. Not a few eutfits have listed practice mflt and others figure tc get in large squads the are \K'JIGHT‘S CELTICS WIN BASKET BALL CONTESTS ALEXANDRIA, Vi, Msrch 22.— Ergnes quiny deteated uwmm.' and 8t. Mary's Coltioa drubbed | Qum Marine, 55 to 39, in & bene. ‘.Azbuketbulwdinu‘ulmwhnn bu m% ltne-uu Wohl. Syracuse, and Ruddy of Colum- 1 succeeded to the titles in the 150- SAME AS LAST YEAR | the events £1 ADENSEURG. Me, March 22—. . Harms, Perdham, won the c.h;a)ifla- e s eouple. e ‘Hess €. awwmonders w‘.u work at n et & Patrlawn Pield, Aspirants fer the Mount Ranier. Md ene will practice for the firgt time at 11 o'clock en their fleld on the Bladens- , near the District line. vers, along with any new , are asked to repnrt Baldwin, E. Bauman, Bauman, Beasley, Beckert, Bellman, cvur. Cor- | kins, Curry, Dewhurst, —Fitzgerald, Prancis, Ganley, Harding, Hill, Hesk, Kilroy, Xopp. Mahon, Mesedale, Reed, Smith, "J&p and Waters. c.—:w ctt" .Auue They will use s Seat Pleasant diamond tome feld. They plan to en Erince Georges County series should it be held. If not they will sgain| 1‘;- in the Capttal City Ledgue. Waldrop is manager of ‘he team wfith Eddie Dove business man- Ed Stahl eaptain. | The Pigs plan to carry on Wwith the same squed as last seasen. It com- prises Blackie Adair and Lefty Stevens, piic] h&!‘ Harrv Welfe and Tut Rup- ;—.-.—t catchers; Badis Radtke, first base- m‘! ‘Watts, second basemgn: e;pt & shortstop, and Dove, third ud:op Ear] Abigall and Eddip Bl wrsosssai™ n.shm‘um Star base ballers are lsted to play & practice game at 1 o'clack on Mounment diamend No. 2 Outfielders are John Mev-| g0, BN Referee—Mr. OMeass Totals ....13 A first taam is to be picked as the re- sult of the contest. Making up The Star squad are boys who have had scholastic or sandlot diamond uoamnel and confidence is expressed | strong team will be developed. The !u ‘.s recruited altogether Irem The Star Butlding. Members of the squad include Charlie | » 'e Cornell Takes Meet. YPHACA, N. Y. March 22 (P).—Cor- gmell's track and A oint Wolders with Penn, L C. A A L indocr crewn. trounced Michigan 'zc-.‘m a dual meet here s &l owonit e’ S Tetals Referee—Mi. O Moars. [ P — Bl oo | Sandlot Diamond Squads Plan To Get in Good Sessions Today Muller, Bal! Miller, Rusty Thornton, Joe Dc-crug Dick Badell, Walter Marlow, Jeknny !‘::wrenu un'r.l, Bd0 Shelton, Harry J B! R: 3il Shine Warren sm.em and Earl MacPherson, Games may be booked through Man- ager Bill Shine at Natisnal 5000 during the dav aor Dick Bedell st Columbla 3385 atter 6 pm. | Orpening their season, Ma) meet C: West Ellipse. H. l Muae'.‘? !ur the mge.suu at Atlm'l* | Plagers seeking bert bart.hs with the Ba.Ls» erman Motor Co. nine are to report the Arlington, Va., fle‘fl at 1:30 oc.ock A dril) will be held at 1:30 o'clock 2t Burroughs Park by aspirants for Burroughs Amateur A. C. nine. |1 , the club's d.ucu:r of af heé:;s urges all candidates tc be on _Thsse terme- Wo!verl:‘l layers are e s o lock on Fair- 1 A Bell, Campl bell C: 1, R. Clark, R. Duds. Dell ar, C ;ln cku JP'.X . Hooff A 058 Mahaney, T. uncl thlp R. Raum, H. Treess, !?kgzxell- Williams, l Winters and H. Hfiten. tios 'm!‘ | vicinity interestad should be repre- Iock at this time, have & t chanee * Who Is Enwymg Peace of Mlnd TTH afl this uncertainty over| until after the Zaster holudam, u&l Goose Goslin, Walter John- Batsen, finger, Thea: g son may find a sympathiser m"‘“:“ vily, may ‘ot .. ot e in Jack Faber, coach of the A.mx% promising . play Universtty 5t Maryland lacrosse team. lnd fls«a mnem.n, and J 1t Manager Johnson gete Geslin back pobecsrgliemm | he may have a better attack at um' from time to bumfi Mlmxvlt&hase_"’ = Faber is confrented with much the| w:(.‘:,m has been: & mlunon What he needs 15 a elly, bant bang-up plaver for first attack. He ap- | \nrenu,v r\u the other assets for a good team. 1f the rlgrt man tumns outAt may be When the Terrapins than last year, e e s bid fos the | atteck; Beck center, #iven consideration. [to win their Arst grid tonshi since 1923. Though ey dependabis a5 brandt, Lamond and Eicholtz will be | n.-nan( those missing. the Blue expects to have st hand, with others, the line- shatteriny Pincknev. Cumberland, HEAVY ENTRY LIST | FORA. AU BOXING &5 558 2p! Black. Central's team gave Tech a great rub in their hattle last Pall and are | making no bones of the fact that they 't to lower the champions the com- ing Autumn, 1t sppears that the pertod rapidly is | pascing when scholastle. sthletic teams | of the city proper can look upen combi- muons of suburban schocls as “push- Hyattsville blsli:; ml team made 2| ict teams that in- dicated clearly teams Many Scrappers of Ability to Take Part in Event Opening Tuesday. HOEST of ringmen, including sev- eral who have shown plenty of class, will appear in the first championship boxing tourna: ment of the Distriet A. A. U. Associa- tion, which will open Tuesday night at 8 c'rlock at the City Clyb. rontinue Thursday at the Knighte of vm and end March 31 at Communitr Center. nust weigh in et the Jew- nunity Center tomortow be- tween 3 and 8 pm. Attendance at the bouts wil! be lm- ited to members of the respective olubs. Arrangeme: for the tournament will be comipleted this morn! at o meeting of the boxing committee of the District A, A. U. at the Jewish Com- % at 11 o'cloek. es to date follow that this institution's | in the future must be conaider- | ed by Washington rivals with real re- spect. The Hyattsville bovs conquered with others, both Tech, public cham-| plon. and Eastern. | m ‘Teams of other suburban schools also | have done well in recent years I‘Ill\ll Washington teams. Alexandria has for several years been tumtnl out | combinations in various sperts, which | have furnished District opponents stern battling. 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