Evening star., 1923-01-25

The Engineers are drilling nightly
at the armory. Coach Harbin has a
likely lot of tossers from which to
select a Quint. Prominent among the
prospects are Hunter. Howard and
Mushaki, all of whom have had ex-
perience in collegiate circles.
Washington Collegfnns are to play
Seamen Gunners tomorrow night and
the Georgetown Athletic Club Sum
day. Both games will be held at the
Congress Heights Auditorium. Other
teams desiring matches with the Col
legianS may communicate with Man
ager George A. Simpson at 721 Mon
roe street northeast, or over tele-
phone North 7794-W.
Powhatan Athletic Club encounters
the Congress Heights Athletic Club
tonight in the latter's court, start
ing play at s o'clock. Marsh, I.
Smith, Thompson, Machen. r. Smith,
Walter and McAuliffe of the Pow
hatans are expected to report TOT
the fray. Other Powhatan dates fol-
low: January 81. Washington Prep
Juniors; February 8, Virginia orioles;
9, Epiphany Juniors: 10, Clarendon
Baptists (pending): 15, Columbia Re-
serves; 27. Peck Athletic Club. More
games with 125-pound teams are de-
sired. Telephone challenges to Man
ager ]. P. Prescott. Columbia 22S9-J.
Walter Reed tosserr defeated Fort
Humphreys in the Army district OF
Washington tournament, p to q.
Both teams passed cleverly, but each
was a trifle inaccurate at shooting
goals. All of the Reed men per-
formed well, while Claterbos and Nc
Bride starred for the losers.
Liberty Club. which beat the Ar
gyles 46 to s, will play the Boys Club
tonight at 1880 o'clock. in Immaculate
Conception gymnasium. Kremb. Duke,
Glasscock, Newman, Howdershell,
Young, Filius, Brown, Clark and KEEP
pei of the LibertyS are to report at
o'clock. '...-...
Dixie Mfdgets of Anacostia easily
disposed of the st. Agnes team in a
5S-to-S engagement and want more
games in the 100-110-pound class. The
Dixies have their own court
RosedaIe Boys Club, 2S-to-5 winner
over the Mohawk Juniors, wants a
regular game with the Rovers. Man
ager williams may be telephoned at
Lincoln 3537.
Western Athletic Club put itself
very much in the running for the Dis
Yosemites 43 to %. The .Gollan
brothers, Willie and Jack, did the
bulk Of the scoring for the winners.
Those District champion Yankees
took another drubbing when they
tackled the Paramounts in Baltimore,
the latter winning, 38 to 30. A sec
ond-half squirt by the Marylanders
overcame the Yanks.
Fort Myers quintet overcame the
Washington Barracks five, 81 to 16,
in the series for the Army district OF
Washington championship. All of the
Fort Myer men contributed to their
teams total, Laub leading the scorers
with seven scrfmmage goals.
Boiling Field Aviators gave Fort
Washington it's first defeat in the
service championship race in a 31-to-
% encounter. Hunsicker of the win
ners and Heineke of the infantrymen
were the leading scorers, the former
getting six field goals and the latter
seven.
Georgetown Athletic Club Juniors,
who have won their last three games,
are to play the Corner Props tonight
in Peck gymnasium, starting at
o'clock.
Mohawk Athletic Club gave the
Kanawhas q 41-to-19 trouncing. The
Indians got an early lead and never
were headed.
American Legion nnd Quantico Ma
rine fives will be opponents tomorrow
night at the Arcade. Play will start
at o'clock.
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