Evening star., 1922-05-14

foolhardy-but 1t prevents the othe,
teams pitcher from keeping his mint
solely on the batter, and generallf
shakes his control
There will be several stellar per,
formers In the engagement Westerf
ing, who has set lively pace for tht
other shortstops in the series. and
Second Baseman Hannigan. Haas
Business Highs first sacker. easily il
the best in the league. Connor. a,
third for the Stenographers. has beeI
the outhe1d, is promising candidate
for position with the mythical all.
high squad.
Both teams are primed for thu
match, and should be "in there" bat.
tling all the way. They have beef
well coached, and If they play up Il
form displayed in earlier contests thu
game will be the most interesting oi
the 1922 series.
Bob White, tutor of the Central
base ball squad. is likely to give EIDE.
lin another start in the series whed
the Blue and White encounter Tech
Friday. Against Western. Edelin, ap.
parently had much on the ball. but
was lacking in control in the early
part of the game. Furthermore, hi
was unfortunate enough to be op.
posed by a pitcher who hurled one OF
the best games seen in several sea.
sons In scholastic tourney here. The
Central boy will not find such a weak
rival In Houser of the Manual Train
ers. The latter has stabbed two good
games. and with better support might
easily have been on the bright side
of the ledger.
Central may have to 20 through the
xpif
services of Williams, its star out!
fielder. Scholastic difficulties ara
keeping him out of the game at press
ent.. Williams is about the best hitter
the Blue and White has. and his alb
sence probably will be felt severely.
Among the important games on the
scholastic calendar this week is that
between Business and Episcopal High
to be played at Alexandria Thursday.
The Episcopalians, always dangerous.
are rather stronger than usual, and
son. Tuesday Eastern and st. Johns
will meet in Potomac Park, while
Tech win go to Leesburg. Va. for q
match with the high school nine there.
Eastern faces Mount st. Mary's. and
Western will oppose Emerson 1nsti-
Baltimore Friday to play Mount st.
Joseph. Saturday Eastern will en-
tertain Sandy Spring. Md, High
School and Central will visit Kendall
Green for a contest with the Gallau-
det Reserves.
Tech youngsters anticipate q sweep
ing victory next Saturday in the an
nual high school freshman track and
field meet in Central stadium. Their
squad is q sizeable one and includes
several sprinters and jumpers who
already have earned laurels in open
competition. They will be pitted
against athletes of Western, East
ern and Columbia Junior high schools.
The games will be held in the morn
ing, starting at 10 o'clock.
Ceutral's track team will travel to
Port Deposit, Nd, Saturday to par
ticipate in the meet to be held by
Tome. Last year the Blue and White
squad finished second to the hosts
after waging a sturdy fight. The Cen
tralites will compete in all Of the
open events and in q relay race.
school letters have been awarded
ten members of the girls rife team
at Central High School. Those re-
ceiving "C's" were Manager Sophia
Waldman, Capt. Edna fitzpatrick.
Margaret limbaugh. Lois Thompson.
Sallie Burklin, Ruth Manson, Sylvia
Carrigan. Helon Stokes. Thelma
Winkjer and Esther Monahan.