The Washington times., 1915-10-28
Central Meets Business in Title
Contest At Brook|and Field
Tomorrow.
THREE GAMES SATURDAY
Tech, A. N. Props, Eastern.
Georgetown Props. st. Al.
bans, and Marstons Play.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

Central and Business will meet
tomorrow in the fourth game Of the
high school championship series at
Catholic University Field, Brook
land, D. c. This contest will be
the most attractive of the week-en
offering as there will be three 9TH
er battles following the next day
when Eastern meets the George
town Props, Tech tackles the Army
and Navy Props, and St. Albans
engages the Marston University
School team, of Baltimore.
Central won from Eastern in the
opening clash of the title series on
Georgetown Field and tomorrow's
contest scheduled to start at 2:45
will find the dark blue eleven fig
uring on a win from the Stenog-
faphers. Central is not as advanced
~ Business, and prospects for a
win are not as bright as might be
expected.
INJURIES to Bidwell. Centrars right
tackle, has, necessitated a shift in the
une-up. stoner has been shifted into
Tho position. Hunt has been placed at
guard. and Carey shifted to center in
oIAce OF Nash. Business is not with
cut troubles. as Kelley and Ready will
probably be out Of the lineup. Kelley
has played at right tackle and Ready
e& halfback. Their places will be filled
oy Stern and Dowrick. while Robin will
70 IN at tackle in Kelley's position.
Central has worked up a better ofrense
than that which opposed Eastern in
the first clash. Seldom. ochstadt. and
Long are working better than the COM
oination which took part In the first
9 comfortable margin. and on mast per
formances should come through.
Tech will probably hold its best men
me Army and Navy Preps Saturday
Will try only for win by a fair mar
gin. injuries to players in practice
games has crippled Tech to consider
able extent. and the Manual Trainers
have learned by experience
Eastern and the Georgetown Prcps
should furnish rattline good game on
the Hilltop Saturday afternoon. There
VIII be no varsity game. and the big
neld will be used by the Youngsters.
st. Adams Is depending upon Brewer
and wallace In the game with the
Marston School eleven Coach Green's
eleven Is badly crippled. but thirteen
players being able to work out
Ray CulliEan has clicked of tho
longest run Of the series so far. The
business captain went thirty-fve wards
IN running back punt last Friday
Pat OBrien's comeback OF twenty yards
In the Eastern Western game was the
next longest dash. while Morrison Barr
Eastern fullback. ran nearly that dis
tance on the kickoff.
Central will put thirty-odd PLAYERS
under Mark Dc Grange at the Epiphany
Church gym today In the first work
out of the season for the basketball
squad. The Central team may ask for
q place In the 1ntcrscholastic Basket
ball League this year. although the
matter has yet to come up for con-
sideration.
Robert Farmer will manage the senior
team at Central. Ross White. the
juniors. ]. Potter the soDhomores and
Stanley Carr. the freshmen.
II becomes evident oven before the
season starts In basketball that play
Ing accommodations and seating caua-
cities for spectators are going to II"
overtaxed this winter There is little
doubt that one or two good gyms for
high schools and prep schools would he
greatly appreciated. With ono or two
exceptions none OF tho institutions boast
gyms worthy Of the name.