The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-01-24
BUSINESS AND TECH WILL
HAVE NEW COACHES SOON

Washington high school athletics
win welcome two new men to the
ranks next week when W. NJ. Apple
arrives from Milwaukee, Wis, to
take charge at Technical and J. h.
Dorman, a former Bates College STAR
comes TO Business High School to
run athletics for the Stenographers.
Dorman is taking the place Of DR..
Paul White, who is Gt Rochester,
MINI, studying medicine with the
Mayo brothers. Business has had no
regular athletic director and coach
since last fall and Coach Dorman is
expected to fill a long felt want.
Have Had sueeesses-
Both newcomers are highly recon-
mended, and from what they have
accomplished in their lines OF work
with other scholastic teams, will
have no trouble in making good here.
Apple Is a graduate Of the In
dianApolis training school. while Dor
man IL q Bates College man from
Maine. Both men are well known
here by men connected with athletic
work.
Material IL Coed.
At Tech Apple Will ind excellent
material for basketball, track, and
baseball. At Business, while the
ranks have been depleted to q great
extent by the loss of many students
who have gone out to work, Dorman
will have q generous number from
which to select
The recent appointment Of DR.. L H.
Battersby. at Eastern, fills the ranks
of the high schools with physical
training and athletic instructors for
the first time in history. All five
schools now have men in the various
branches OF work
Tomorrow Eastern and Technical
take the floor In a single game at the
Y. II. C. A in the High School Basket
ball League. Eastern may be without
the services Of 'aGabby" Newman, one
of the most dependable guards In the
series. The game shouI' be as hard
fought and well contested as the
others which have been featuring the
indoor season.
The result Of tomorrow's game will
have no bearing on the league lead
erahip, which Is held by Western at
present On Tuesday Business and
Technical play. Should the Manual
Trainers win both OF their games
they will have q chance of lettering
their position in the race, which
promises TO be even tighter than at
present
The Central-Western game, which |
will have great bearing upon the I'LL |
innate winner of the series. will be
played or February 1 at the Y. n. |
C. A. This contest promises to be
one well worth watching. The West
erners will get into action tomorrow
night at the Y. N. c. A. against the |
Boys team. Central plays Baltimore |
Poly tomorrow night in Baltimore,
and will meet the Staurton Military |
Academy team next Wednesday ar
ternoon-
Central downed its dearest rival. |
Episcopal High School, yesterday in |
the Central gymnasium by 80 to 20. |
The Mt Pleasant lads put up a whirl- |
wind attack in the first half, and
ran the AlexAndrians off their feet. |
Solomon, DAILY and Wilson performed /
IN their usual style.
The half ended with the score at % |
10 10 In favor Of Central Episcopal /
injected Singleton for Darlington and |
Laird for Nichols. Laird put the nee
essary pep into the play Of the visit
ors. and Central was beaten In the
second half by 10 TO II. The COM
lead allowed Central to sub
stitute toward the close Of the game.
Sam Solomon. rated. as one of the
best players on the floor in scholastic