Evening star., 1923-12-21

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Schloss. Braddock and Shield Of
Epiphany led the attack when the
Federal Midgets were trounced. This
trio gave a neat exhibition of passing
and team work. Epiphany met
tougher foe in the Meridian Midgets,
the first half of the fray ending Is
all. Clever playing by Hayes and
Shield put the game on ice for Epiph-
any in the last half.
st. Andrew Juniors. with eight
straight wins to their credit. will
strive to add more laureis at the ex
pense of the Liberty Athletic Club
tonight in the Epiphany gymnasium
st. Andrew players are asked to re-
port at Z o'clock. Challenges are be-
ing received by Manager Holden
Ourand at Franklin 1882 between $50
and $50 o'clock.
Boasting a win column of five in
row after downing the Apaches In
21-to-20 tilt. the Yosemites will take
the floor against the Naval Receiving
Station toSSerS tomorrow night at
O'clock on the Ingram court. A bas-
ket from the fifteen-foot line by
Simons was a big factor in the Yo-
semites' victory over the Apaches.
Announcement is made by Manager
chris Hutchinson of the Manhattans
that he has made arrangements to
play two games a week on the Con-
gress Heights court beginning the
,
ing games at Lincoln 6902-J.
Arlington Athletic Club has booked
n real foe in the Light Infantry five
of Alexandria tomorrow night on the
latter's court. Unlimited teams de-
string games with Arlington are urg-
ed to get in touch with Manager
William at West 81.
Peck Memorial tosserx took the
measure of the Washington Barracks
ouint, As to 26. Johnny Gol1an star
red for the winners, tossing eight
field goals.
Excellent guarding and passing of
the Boys Club Yankees proved too
much for the st. Mary's Juniors, the
former winning 81 to II. Darley
played we'll for the losers.
immaculate Conception trounced
the Lafayette combination, 10 to 8.
Aurora Athletic Club fell before the
strong fremont Athletic Club, "a to 3.
A superior defense told.
Tossers representing the Engineer
team of Company G, District National
Guard, flashed into the limelight
Athletic Club. s to l6. 1t was a bat
tie. Howard's shots in the second
half decided the issue.
ST. Paul quint added another victim
TO its list in defeating the Petworth
Athletic Club, - to 26.
Columbia performers ran roughshod
over the Pierce basketers, winning.
~ to Il.
O'ConneII OF the National Midgets
registered four field baskets, his team
winning over the Atlantic Athletic
Club, IA to Z. He also made two
out of three foul tries.
A challenge has been issued by the
Elliott Athletic Club that is seeking
opposition in the 125-130-pound class.
Call the manager at Lincoln 4049.
Members of the Perry Athletic Club
will hold a meeting Sunday at the
home of Phil Sheridan, 1345 Monroe
street.
Clifton sIidgets are anxious to book
games with teams having their own
courts. according to Manager James
Ward, at Columbia SS63-J.
Under thr eagle eye of r. V. Gard
ner, the Circle Athletic Club expects
to put strong 130-pound team in
the field this season Terrett. Sor-
Prangley. Joe Mitchell and Simo are
being counted r1,cl. by the Circles.
Games can be Arranged by calling
Gardner. at Main 5000, branch 81.
First and second teamx of the Rail-
road Y. M. c. A. which have made i'm
pVRsive records, are casting about
for games s. c. Wotton is schedul-
ing contests at Main 1888, branch
Sc.
Yankee Juniors will be the op-
ponents of Tho Montour Juniors to-
morrow night on the Cong Sess
Heights floor. Games with the
Auroras and the st. Andrew Juniors
are wanted by the Montour tossers,
according to Manager James Arts at
Lincoln 1899 Artis, Buckley, Dickin- :
son, Dove. Mcintosh. Etchison, Good
win, Malloy, McCathran and Mosley
are playing for the Montours this
year.