Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-21
SATURDAYS FOOT BALL
SCORES COMPARED
which they promise to present should
their appeal be granted.


In an effort to gain revenge for their
eeieat at the hands of the Central High
| foot ball eleven the athletes at Tech
promise to put a track team in the field
that will force the street squad to the
| unit Tor scholastic honors during the in
door season.
The management of the team claims a
most OF material. and with the advantage
OF proper training quarters expects to
spring surprise. Work will be started
as soon as training quarters are selected.
The squad will probably be captained by
Thrall, member of this years foot ball
squad.
Basket ball is making rapid strides over
at Western, and the adherents of the Rel
and White are hopeful of putting a team
in the field that will more than offset the
unfortunate situation that eliminated i'll
the disorganization Of the 1910 foot ball
eleven.
The team is being coached by a men,
Der of the school faculty. who in his
prime starred as a basket tosser.
leader has not been elected, but McCan-
dish of last years quint is likely choice
for the position.
In Barclay. Tanner. Adams and Up
man, Western High has the material fer
a relay team that should cause frequent
upsets in scholastic circles of Washing
ton and the vicinity. The team that
showed such excellent form during the
indoor term last season included the
first three of this likely quartet, and
ence the men should be able to hold
their own with the best tours In their
class.
DR.. Hudson, who is in charge of the
athletics at Business High. has &C
coded to the demands of the student
body for an intersection basket Dali
league. and at this writing the circuit
hos hc,Ar ni0 fayxy "a m
played.
The work OF individuals will be close
ly watched by those interested in the
formation of the team that will repre-
sent the school. Scott. Rathbone and
Dodge are the only members Of last
years team now available.
The candidates for the track team that
will represent Central in the coming cam
paign are as follows: Reuter-. captain;
Hamilton. Warner. Kelley. Hunt. Tib-
belts, Fischer. Cullom, r. Thompson,
Lawrence. Jeffreye. Harrison. Greeley. X
Evans. Mckinley, Fowler. Chaplin. O.Con-
nell. Pratt, Goodman, Marks, Cox. Tyree.
Schinnick. Tunstall. Urner, Harlan. OPP
penheim. Buck. Grively. Collins. Littauer.
Dyson. Heutner. Townsend. Cryer. Tubo-
mirsky, Cox. Oberlin. Jones. Arbeeley,
Van Dyne. Mckinley. Domer. Bragg,
Currie, Stalk Boteler, King and Henri
man..
The members of the Eastern High
School foot ball eleven will enjoy their
annual foot ball supper after the Thanks
giving holidays: Followers OF the school
appreciate the fact that this years team
is the fastest in many. a day and are
prepared to give them treat that few
teams have enjoyed.
Although no definite date has been set
for the event. it will probably take place
the first part Of December. The "E''
will be awarded to members of the team,
and a captain will probably be elected for
next season. Mccartney. who has played
a consistent game at end during the sea-
son Just closed. is a likely choice for the
position.
Basket ball has started at Eastern and
the team is already rounding into form.
The Capitol Hill boys are hopeful Of Islt-
ting a contender in the field. and with the
material that has reported together with
members of the. foot ball eleven Who will
be available after short rest-up fast
nuint should he organized. Varela. who
played at forward last season, will prob
ably be elected captain of the quint.
Although two cups have been offered
the winner of the high school foot ball
championship, 1t now appears that the
donor of one will be compelled to wait
some time before being permitted to
present the trophy
According to set rule winners of high
school championships are not allowed to
accept trophies without the sanction of
the board of education Or a committee
representing the said body. In the case of
the cup offered by airs. 3. ]. Elliot the
board was not notified that the same had
been offered until the season had been
practically completed. Whether or not 1t
will act favorably under such conditions
cannot be determined at this time. but
it is understood several members inter-
ested are not in favor of accepting the
same. The cup is a very handsome one
of solid silver and would prove a well
come addition to the already large collec-
ton of trophies in the case at Central
High.
The Princeton cup has been accepted
by the board and will be formally accept
ed by the authorities at Central next
week. 1t is very handsome in design,
being similar to the one won outright by
Technical High last season.