The Washington times., 1915-06-17
Football Teams Ready For Fall
Sport, With Respective Cap.
tains Chosen.
CENTRAL WINS AT TENNIS
Blue Players Defeat Technical
and Western High For the
Title.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

With but one or two exceptions
captains have been picked for next
years high school football, baseball,
track, and basketball teams, and the
youngsters are already making out
their schedules for football. Lists
of prospective players on the high
school teams are being scanned for
eligibility as those who fail now are
out until after the first advisory
next fall.
Eastern High school is the last
team to pick it's captains. Letters
have been awarded for the represen-
tation on teams during the past
season and the athletic year is about
done save for the tennis tournament
the last of the month at the Dunn
barton Club, when something like
forty high school boys will take
part in the singles and doubles
events.
fall Will be- piloted by Eugene Ochsen-
reiter. who plays halfback. 'Ochsy
is rated as one of the best Of the players
in the schools and will have many vet.
Grams behind him At Central, suck *
team. Ochstsdt has had two years ex-
Western will be led by John Mackall'
end for the past three years While
han, a veteran lineman. Business mas
chosen Ray Culligan, who played
quarterback last year and was selected
as an All-High proposition.
In baseball, Central has Mauries ice
Roberts, centerflelder for the past two
years, as captain. Eastern IS nominat
ing Smoot, Lanahan and Thornett: tS
be selected in the fall while Wesoeri Teri
fielder. Id % Ralph Wise. thirdsacker fol
Business, was recently chosen. caPtali
of the orange and Blue. DENLY Hlrd
Techs pitcher. will captain the Manua
Trainers.
Walter Milsted succeeds Norman Oys
ter as captain of Centrais track team
Milstsd has won the 22O-yard dash 70
the past two years and will be a capapl'
ali around sprinter by next spring. A
Western Frank Bridget Will lead th'
Red and White. Tech has made NJ
selection as yet. Morrison Barr Is INT
likely choice at Eastern.
Raymond Peck. who starred in BASKET
ball at Western last season IN thre'
sports. will captain the basketball team
Carl Glessner Is the Business captaii
while Joe Baldwin will lead the Ligh
Blue and White athletes on the noo'
for Eastern.
Central recently won another titl'
when Western was downed IN tennis
The Central players were victorious
over Tech and Western and there1or'
claim the title. For the past two year.
tennis has been picking up IN all or tn
schools and next year an eftort Will p'
made to put the sport on better pasis
>-
During the past season western
played seven matches and lost Du'
two. At recent election Tom Eagar
was picked to lead the tennis team
Two tournaments have been pla%co
in the school during the year. which
brought out more than thirty players
In spring and fall.
Some OF the best athletes lost tc
teams next year are Gates. Speidel
Wingate, oyster. of Central; MaXam
Groseclose. Giblin. Of western: Dyer
Gibson. of Tech. and B. Wise. OF
Business.
One Of the greatest handicaps under
which the schools have labored dur
ing the past year has been q lack OF
piaving fields. None of the schools
have a field worthy of the name neal
the instituti9ns, at nrssemt IN xeaT Tentra IA,
the new stadium. The other. schools
have to go great distances to prac
tice and none are able to entertain
Indoor sports suffer because of {
lack Of gymnasiums. Business a
present is possessed of the only. gym
worthy of the name. In football ant
baseball the teams have to ask u
hire fields upon which to play tn
annual series. Despite this the attn
Ietes have done exceptionally well IL
comparison with boys of other school,
and from other cities
Letters were awarded at Central Higl
School as follows:
Baseball-Capt. Alexander Macdonald
Manager Ed n. Atherton. Capt -eleC
Maurice Roberts, c. Walter Cox, Samp
son D. Gottlieb, Lee Hart, Ross White
Homer Hartshorn. Harold Selden,, Me
Macdonald, and Allen Chaplin. Honor
able mention was given Randolp
Belcher. T. Bailey, and William Foster
Track-Capt:- Norman Oyster, Capt.
elect Walter Latour Misted, William
wright. Chester Bassett, Joe Mari, Al
bert Hill, Coleman Fishback, Abrar
Wingate, and Fred Speidel. Honorab bl
mention was given John Writ, Arthu
Buell., Harmon Agnew. and a. Penny
hacker.
Twenty-three letters were given ou
at Eastern High School yesterday a
follows:
Baseball-Capt. Worden Dyer, VIII
lam Shields Edwin Tomlin. Leo Flaher
ty. Leo Lanahan. Jcoffrey Tornett, Nor
man Roddy. Thco Smoot. Robert Bur
ton, Howard Newman, Graham Rice
Charles MansuY. Edward Davidson
George Ellis. manager. and S. 7. Kim
BILE, coach.
Basketball-Capt. Worden Dyer, Man
ager Herbert Fescndcn, Ray Clark, 10
Baldwin, Graham Rice. y. Roddy, an
Z Davidson
Track-Morrlaon Barr and Edwar
Davidson
Nomtnnii"nS fo" hasonail Capta'ncy
hi"h will he acted ou n..r fell worC
SmUul, I.Pue nHn. Rud Thnrnart
College Games.