The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-30
BUSINESS TO MAKE
BOW WITH
.CENTRAL'S ELEVEN
Stenographers May Provide
Surprise to Followers Of
SchooIboy Athletes.
By BRYAN MORSE.

one OF the three big scholastic foot
Dali games of the present high school
title series will be put on at the Ameri-
can League Park tomorrow afternoon
when Central and Business hook up
In their annual football battle.
IL will be the first appearance of the
Business team In the series, tn.
StenographerB having drawn the Cen
tral game AZ the third of the ten bat
ties OF the year for the Princeton Cup.
As surprises have been the rule so far
genuine surprise may be looked for
tomorrow.
Business has always been we'll drilled
and well coached. Followers OF the
game nave come to look upon Coach
White OF the business team as one of
the craftiest OF mentors I'm the city.
Business has been possessed OF a num-
Der OF complicated plays we'll executed
ana tactfully used at the right time.
central has shown latent power The
game against Western failed to show
central In its true stride and those
who are on the inside, declare Central
IL never at Its best when playing
Western as past records will show
The boys from across the creek have
been Central hoodoo and the team
mas never put up its best performance
against Western.
,, Since , Tech failed sgnslly e demon.
defense against Eastern the Manual
Trainers are not greatly feared. Bust
ness Is practically unknown as 1t has
played but one contest and that with
Randolph Macon Academy.
In Ready. Macdonald. King. Towbes,
ana Wise. Business has a bunch OF
capable players. Central will offset
these stars with kaplan. Bidwell,
strohecker; and Long. OF whom much
The lnterscholastic Basketball League
Will hold its annual meeting for the
election OF officers tonight at the Army
and Navy Preparatory School. Con-
necticut avenue and Upton streets
northwest. The league Is expecting to
operate at the Arcade Auditorium as
last year. Business. Western. Central.
from the circuit. as these schools, with
Tech, have formed high school bas-
ketball league.
1t is not unlikely that Friends. Con
Zaga, st. Adams. the Army and Navy
Props. and Georgetown Props will be
gotten together for the Interscholastic
Basketball League this season.
Georgetown Props today on the Prep
field. The Westerners will be out
weighed and are In for a good licking,
unless all signs fail. Wills. Gieseking.
Simpson. and Wight are not expected
to start for Western.
Glowing reports continue TO come
down from Hanover where Harry
Harris is plotting the Dartmouth
freshman eleven. At the University
OF Pennsylvania Ray Wallace. a for
mer ST. Adams School player, is at
right end. Gene Ochsenreiter. former
Tech captain. is playing with the
Penn State freshman.
At Clemson College Wayne Hart has
his brother. Bill Hart, and Williams.
who have succeeded In landing a berth.
Another Tech boy who is sure to make
a showing in the spring IL Jakey Rob
erts, who has entered Georgetown.
Georgetown Props and Army and
Navy Props are playing on the varsity
fed Saturday in the big prep school
title game OF the season. The teams are
fairly well matched in strength and a
first class battle should ensue. Eastern
Is slated TO engage the Georgetown
Props on Wednesday. Central has can
celed its game with the Baltimore City
College scheduled for November 10.