The Washington times., 1915-11-16
By BRYAN MORSE.


Central High School is today
member Of the lnterscholastic Bas-
ketbal League and will make
its initial start at the floor game on
December II against the Army and
Navy Prep five in the opening con
test at the Arcade at the beginning
Of the season. At a meeting of the
circuit held last night ut the Army
and Navy Prep School, Central was
admitted to the league which is now
composed Of Business, Western,
Eastern, Army and Navy Prep and
Central. .
Mark DeGrange is .he coach Of
the Central five. Leonard Marbury,
who played with the Epiphany
Church team, last season is Central s
captain and Marshall Exinicios is
the manager. Mark Finley is Cen
trails faculty representative to the
circuit. The Central five is arrang
ing games with all of the local prep
and high schools besides playing its
ten games in the circuit.
The opening of the league will be De-
rember II. at which time double bill
will be staged between Central and A
y. 4. ana fhSttIn anu 81 HlbhHt. lnt
t(usiness- Western game was shifted to
Tuesday. December u. Fred Rice and
James Hughes will officiate the thirty
games on the schedule which was adop-
ted as follows:
December I7-Eastern VS.. st. Albans,
central VS.. Army and Navy Prep; o.
Business VS.. Western.
January 4-Business VS.. Eastern: =
Western vs.. st. Adams. Army and
Navy VS.. Business: Il-Eastcrn' vs. Cen
tral: 14-Western VS.. Army and Navy.
st. Adams VS.. Central: 1S-Western VS..
Eastern: 2l-Business vs. Central. st.
Adams VS.. Army and Navy: 25-West-
ern VS.. Central: 2S-Business VS.. st. AL
Dans. Eastern VS.. Army and Navy.
February l-Business VS.. Eastern: -
Eastern VS.. st. Adams. Army and Navy
VS.. Central: S-Business vs.. Eastern jill
Western VS.. st. Afbans. Army and Navy
vs.. Business: l6-Eastern VS.. Central;
B-western vs.. Army and Navy. ST.
Albans VS.. Central: 23-Western VS..
Eastern: 25-Business vs.. Central, st.
ern vs. Central.
March 3-Business VS.. st. Albans.
Eastern VS.. Army and Navy
All games will be played at the Ar
cade. and will start at p. m. There
will be dancing between the halves of
the Tuesday games. and afterward and
after the double-headers.
Friends Select School. Georgetown
Prep. the Army and Navy Academy
and Gonzaga. the schools not In the
1nterscholastio League. will play indie
pendently unless the Preparatory Bas
ketball League Is revived this season
GEORGETOWN University was the movini
spirit in the circuit last season. ant
Charles r. Cox may again get the team,
together.
Gonzaga was the winner Of the titls
In the Prep League last wear. and frcr
reports will have a strong team on thu
noor this season. Friends Is out aft"'
December 3 against Central. The season
will be longer than usual this year or
account OF the fact that the Inter
scholastic League gets three week!
jump on the starting time OF las
season.
Tech and Eastern are meeting in theil
annual game on GEORGETOWN Field toda,
In what promises to be good scrap
The Tech lads will greatly outweigh
Eastern. and on past performance
should come through winner
Tomorrow and Thursday win b.
given over to a benefit minstrel show
and dance at Gonzasa for athletics
Thomas Cantwell, athletic director n
GonzaGa, Is the moving spirit in th'
entertainment, and hns collected som,
excellent talent fer the show. Am0ns
those who will contribute t" the per
formance are w. r. Sanderson, Ed
ward Murphy. Joseph ). Eolloran
Finley l., Hayes. George J, Sanderson
Francis Aldridge. Harry Burns
Thomas CnntwelL Ralph r Cady
william Cain. Frank A. Dougherty
Frank OReiily Robert O'lonc
Thomas Pyne, Thomas Rooney. Loui
Schell. Edgar Patterson, William
Smith. and Aloyslus Shields.
Central and Western will meet Frida
In their scheduled contest. The fac
that there will be two days holida,
this week led to the proposition tina
the teams play ednesday instead %
Friday. Western was found to D.
somewhat crippled from the Rusines
gsEpe Of Friday last.
Soft For Kilbane.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. le.-Fea ther
wsight Champion Johnny Kilbane fairl
niayod with Robby Reynoids here las