Evening star., 1923-01-21


Tuesdays clash between Tech and
Western is likely 10 be more OF !
contest than their discarded game O.
ten days ago, in which the latte
triumphed, 81 70 L.. Reinstatement
of athletes formerly barred because
of difficulties following O. literal iu-
depreciation of rule Of the athletic
eligibility code Of the high schools
mas helped Tech materially. 1t Will
be able to put q much stronger quirs
on the floor for this match.
Tech VIII he Stronger.
Boyd and Woodward, regulars miss
ing from the other fray. and Murray
and Gooch, dependable substitutes,
also barred before, now are avail
able at the 7th street school. Tho
nrst two practically are certain t.
start against Western Tuesday--BoyQ
at forward and Woodward at baclt
the opening lineup for Tech are Cap
Knees. center; Harwood, forward, anG
Thiel, running guard
The battle between Business ano
Eastern should be a warm one
Beaten II 10 20 In their previous
Easterners will in all likelihood ps
much more formidable on this occa-
sion. They played dashing game
In taking the measure Of Central las
FRIDAY. Business, however, also dis
played much Improvement in form IL
bes ting Western. According 70 Coach
Mike Kelley all of the Business BOYS
were III or Just recovering from ill
ness when they met the Westerntrs.
If such was the case they should
prove regular demons when well.
1t is rather eSrIy to consider can
dioates for all-high school baskct
ball team selections, but several play
ers already have distinguished them
selves and two of them have don
particularly fine playing. They ar
Forwards Tom Hook of Eastern anG
Ray CARRIER OF Western Each is Q
tho type of basket ball player sough
py scholEs site coaches. Hook. & spec
player. = dangerous at any place
the court. CARRIER, while he lack
the fire of the Easterner is a smooth
careful passer, an accurate shot an
apt at taking the ball from an op-
ponent. Both of these boys will bea
watching In future games in I'll.
championship series.
In Harrison Dey, its captain. Cen
trail has one Of the best of the yount.
the District. This rangy boy is IA,
better than might be thought fro1..
MS playing against Eastern last FIR.
day. he appeared stale in that ef.
gagement. but when in condition
which he usually is, Dey is as acttv,
territory. He is ideally built for !;
tap-om job, eau get The ball ava
fast. shoot well from scrimnlage aiia
generally is regular Deadcye Die
frein the tffteen-foot line. lncidel
tally, Dey is q splendid type Of you.-.
and eminently fitted 10 be Il schr
! lastic leader.
With Harrington, Mills and Eli
right again on lis squad. Gonzaga
likely TO make other scholastic basaet
bail aggresations hereabout look
their laurelS. This trio can do abou.
everything necessary on basket bal
| floor. and ii was mainly through il
efforts that the Gonzagans so de
cisively whipped the GeorgetoT.J
Preps, by no means an easy feat
Gonzaga has two games this weel.
that will afford comparisons betwee,
II and the public high school quints
Business is to be encountered o,
the formers floor Wednesday ant
Tech Will invade Gonzaga Satur
day. Gonzaga will entertain Il
Swavely School team Friday.
Several other interesting engaac
nents are on the books for this weel
The Georgetown Props will play i
Eastern Wednesday. and If there ar
no high school series games will b,
hosts 10 Business at Garrett Parh
Md. Friday. ST. Adams plays T..
Swavely School Wednesday and
against Tech at the National Guard
armory Friday, provided the Manual
Trainers are free for the mattel
Eastern is TO GO to Ryan Eyrnasiu1.
Saturday to face the Georgetown I'M
versity freshmen.
High school principals intend /.
continue their discussion of propose
changes in the eligibility rules To-
interhigh school championship games
| at meeting tomorrow afternoor
Rules !, 2 and are expected TO be
redrafted. The first deals with schc
lastic standing. Some arc OF tht
opinion that the scholastic standing
necessary for a boy to attain befor,
participating in athletics in th,
schools is a bit too high at present
Rule has to do with interschoo
transfers and nonresident students.
| This rule was waived last year by the
board of principals and virtually i
| ineffective. Rule 5, which seeks IL
! prohibit students from playing witt
other than school teams, really wa
| rewritten last week in a resolution
| adopted by the principals and prob
ably will be revised to conform wtt,t
| that resolution. Section 3 Of thc
! general rules, which concerns pos
poned games, has been ignored r.