Evening star., 1923-01-05


Although losing Joe Atherton. their
organizer, the CoIlegians have been
strengthened by the addition to their
ranks OF Earl Hillman, former Cen
Tral High School star; Jack Faber, ex-
Eastern High player. and Pete Peter
son, a brilliant floor performer while
at Business High School. Mickey
NeIllher. veteran at basket ball is
coachlng the Congress Heights team
More games are wanted by the Col
4eGians. Teams interested may COM
munleate with Business Manager
George A. Simpson 721 Monroe street
northeast. or telephone North 7T94-W
Washington Props defeated the
Epiphany Eagles. 80 to Is. The Preps'
excellent team play baffied the Epiph-
ranyS. The winners will meet the Co
lumbia Reserves today and desire
more action. Challenges may be tele-
phoned to Manager r. De Marco. Lin
coin 3554-W.
Seaman Gunners' Athletic Associa-
lion desires to. schedule games with
any unlimited basket ball team. Ad-
dress communications to Manager
Henry Folk erSma, receiving station,
navy yard, or telephone Lincoln 4730.
st. Martins Athletic Association
Guint wants contests in the 145-pound
class. For engagements telephone the
management, at North 1888. or write
j. at % L street.
Celtic Athletic Club wants matches |
I'm the 1l5-pound class. Telephone
challenges to B. Shields, Lincoln 5404. |
The Celtics were styled the Cardinals |
Sn recent issue of The Star, thereby |
drawing protest from the Cardinals |
of Northwest Washington. The latter /
have no cause for worry concerning a |
conflict of names.
Congress- Heights Athletic Club has
Two teams on the court, one in the
a25-pound class and the other in the
'f35-pound class. Manager j. Boyer
Will receive challenges for both ag-
fregations over telephone Lincoln
E626-J.
CnpitoI Athletic Girls, a new team,
will make its debut next Thursday
in game with the Strollers, at wiz
ton Normal court. a match between
she Columbias and the Eldridges of
alexandria will follow.
Mohawk Athletic Club and the Keo-
!, uks will be opponents tonight in
Mohawk gymnasium. A preliminary
game between the Libertys and the
Fowhatans will start at o'clock.
Liberty Club took a pair Of contests
An immaculate Conception gymna-
stun, beating the Park Views, 40 to
1s, and the Clovers, 30 to ..
Epiphany Midgets scored their thir-
feenth victory in a 44-to-13 engage
ment with the ST. Stephens quint.
SlcGann starred for the winners. who
are bidding for the 95-pound cham
pionship of the city.
HeddOns' good tossing from the foul
line enabled the Yankees District
champions. to beat the Orioles. 36 to
@5, in a game at Baltimore. Although
The Tanks outScored their opponents
from the floor. they committed more
than twice as many fouls as the Bal
fimOreans Heddons, however, made
good in all of his eight free tosses.
Syhile the Orioles missed in nine of
twenty. The Orioles had won six
games IN a row before facing the
Y Yankees. >.,--~+--~
Hurricane girls want a game next
Thursday night, Send sll challenges!
TO Manager QUAINT. 1876 G street.
Friends' Sextet took the measure of
the Washington Strollers in a 20-to-
II game at Alexandria. Misses Jones
and Crump We're the stars of the win
ming aggregation. =. il
st. AIoysius and st. Teresa teams,
tied for the lead In the Catholic
League, were to meet today in Con-
eaga gymnasium. al
Georgetown Athletic Club will
tackle the Walter Reed quint tonight
ct Walter Reed. Play will start at
s o'clock.
Calvary Methodists oyercame the
Radiators and Tenders
AMY KIND MADE OR REPAIRED.
10 DrTTElIET MAKES kApT1Toas.