The Washington times., 1917-11-21
THREE SCHOOLBOY GAMES
WIND UP SEASONS DATES

Three more games are listed for the
scholastic elevens before a halt will
be called on football activities for
the season OF 1917. The big Army
and Navy Prep-Georgetown Prep
contest is scheduled for Friday after
noon while the Tech-Business battle
is slated for the same day in the high
school title series wind-up.
st. AlbapS win close its list Of
games on Saturday at satterlee Field
when the Alexandria High School,
victor over Business yesterday by 81
to IA, Is encountered.
VIII Decide Title.
The Army and Navy Prep-George-
town Prep battle will decide the prep
school title of the city. The A n.
Props have scored several notable
victories and have been steadily i'm
proving.
Georgetown Props have decisively
defeated three high school elevens
and in turn have been trounced BY
the Central team. The Props are on
the mend and are sure to furnish the
Army and Navy lads with all sorts
OF opposition. Several Of the best
PLAYERS in scholastic ranks are listed
on both elevens.
st. AIbanE Improves.
st. Adams has been improving
right along and has scored a win
in It's last start. If Dickson and
Daniels are in the lineup Saturday
AIexandria can expect lot OF opposl-
tion.
Summers, a 30T-pound guard. In
Dreyfuss the Virginia lads have an
other star. Dreyfuss has already
scored a touchdown on st. Al6ans
"a he attended the Charlotte Han
Academy for awhile this season.
7, c1osInr the season with q total
NJ oaI TO o for opponents In the hiGh
school series yesterday, Central set
IN new figures. This mark Is the
highest ever recorded for title win
ner In 1905 Western High School
went through the season without De-
ing scored upon IN either the cham-
pIonshIp series or in any other en-
Ragements. Centrars total Tor the
ynar is 351 points against 10 Tor op-
nJnents.
Centrars record. thought to be the
best in scholastic football In tnlS CITY
follows:
Central. G1, Baltimore City. o.
Central, n; Baltimore Poly, =.
Central, 9: Episcopal, ).
Central, AS: Eastern, o.
Central. 81: Technical, 0.
Central, 100: Business, o.
Central, 20; Western, o.
Tba total of 12O points scored
against Business Is the largest ever
hung up by any school eleven In the
CITY. Western ives defeated yester-
day by the same score as last year.
Letters will be awarded to Western
High School players as follows: Fen
wick. Groves, Wight, Simpson. Conlon,
Pepper. Hume, Read. HRlback, Brewer,
Hastings. Myers. Alexander, and Man
ager Elliott. An election for next
years captain will probably be held
shortly. wight is thought to be the
choice of the team for next season.
Eastern will probably select Willie
Thomas as football captain for next
season. The Fasteners have closed
their season in the last week after
playing Technical. In Thomas and
Newman the Fasteners produced two
basketball will soon be on the
boards for the sohoolboys. Details
OF the title series to be played at the
Y, NJ. c. A. will be given out shortly,
It In understood.
lust before yesterdays game DON
aid Pepper, Westerns quarterbaGk.
was advised by n physician to stay
on the side lines. Pepper had prac.
ticed with the team for the past ten
days but had sunered an injury to
his ribs. which held him on the side
lines. ConIon was rushed into the
game in, Peppers place and saved ~
least three touchdOwns for his team
by clever tackllng.
business is expected 10 give Tech
nothinr more than a practice on Fri
day. A defeat OF 81 to IL by Alex