The Washington times., 1915-11-04
Stenographers Have Captured
Every Start Except One,
Which Was a Tie Game.
PLAYS EASTERN TOMORROW
Large Total Looked For In
Meeting On Georgetown
Field In Sixth Contest.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

in scholastic football Business High
School must be accredited with the
best record Of any Of the scholastic
clevens. Tomorrow's game with
Eastern in the sixth Of the high
school title series at Georgetown
will probably go to the Stenogra-
piers by a large score, as Eastern
cannot hope hold Coach Whites
eleven to than three touch
downs.
Business has gone from success
to success this season. The team has
played in five game, won four Of
them and tied one. The eleven has
totaled more than $50 points, and
has been scored upon but once. A
glance at the record Of the STEM
ographers in the past two years in
all branches of sport save track
show conclusively that under Paul
White Business stock has taken
a sudden boost.
White coaches baseball and football.
and for the past two seasons the Orange
and Blue has been a sensation. In both
branches Of sport the Business teams
have been sturdy contenders for the
fall is no exception for the Orange and
Blue fought Tech to . scoreless tie COM
ing closer to handing the Manual Train
ers defeat in football than any other
Business Is tied with Tech for the
championship. and from indications the
conclusion Of the series Of ten games
s going e find the team. punched I. At
ed half their games. and have to dis
Tech must play Central and Eastern
, .ipdicstions The Manual Trainers wiz
Come sthrough in both battles,
Eastern will present crippled eleven
against business tomorrow. and no one
is expecting other than defeat for
the Capitol Hin lads. Coach. kimbel
Is handicapped by the loss of several
players via the advisory marks. Busi-
ness @ L has ra,nd gained Sau' ia r, SS ihemsh
Two. big games will be played here
saturday. The prep school titleholder
school will engage the st, Albans
eleven at Satterlee Field in the morn
ing. while the Georgetown Props will
battle the Army and Navy Prep school
in the afternoon on Georgetown Field.
Talk Of a miniature Army-Navy game
between the two service school, here
month. mon T Coach Frank Newberry. OF the
4. \. p. eleven. seems willing to send
his team In against the Army and Navy
Academy eleven.
Rumor has 1t that Harry Harris, cap
tain OF the Business High School eleven.
OF three years ago may enter Maryland
Agricultural College. Harris Is at pres
at Dam Academy wnrcester
Mass. At NJ. A. C. at present are sew
'ral local boys who made enviable rep
utauons In scholastic athletics here.
playing creditably this fall for Coach
Byrd.
Schoolboy athletes in the past few
years. Georgetown Is beginning to at
tract Washington schoolboys. while not
Il few youngsters are taking part in
track and basketball at George " asn-
lngton.
There have been surprisingly few sue
resses in drop-kicks or place-kicks IN
The title series this season. Out or
eight attempts none have been success
'u 80 far, In the Central -susiness
game neither Culligan nor Ochstadt
connected. Rohrer ba rely missed a field
goal in the Eastern Western game. the
hall striking the bar, while ROperts
blew a hard one for Tech on TUESDAY.
Three touchdowns scored by Tech
against Western is the largest total in
any OF the five games played to date.
central won the opening battle by a
single touchdown. The second game
was a scorcless tie. Western took the
third battle by two touchdowns. Busl-
ness won from Central by II to s. while
Tech wallopcd Western by 10 to ..
Tho longest run OF the season was
made by "Untz" Brewer against tho
Marston School. of Baltimore. last SAL
urday. The st, Albans School half
while standing two Yards behind the
goal line. and ran the length OF the
ncld foi touchdown.
Episcopal High School, at Alexandria,
early in the season, Quarterback knapp,
Of Episcopal dropped one while stand
ing on the 4I-yard line. which Is the
Roth Central and Tech may still make
application to ioin the Interscholastic
Basketball League this season. While
there are but three high schools In the
circuit tho games are played by these
teams under the same rules that the
regulnr high school games are conduct
cd as to eligibility OF players.
1t win be hut one more year before
central Is possessed OF the hest gym
IN tho city and followers OF basket ba i
at Central think they might make a
start Of some kind this season. The
central tossers have COTTON together
under Mark DrGrange and have made
considerable progress.
Leroy Burch. Techs athletic adviser
strong for the indoor game at Tech
and it is understood he will make an
, appeal to the gcncral organization at
Tech to stand behind basketball.