Evening star., 1923-01-26

With q hard list Of games ahead.
which includes two with the world
champion Celtics. it Is essential that
the Legion players be whipped into
success 10 to crown their efforts. In
this respect the marines will hold the
edge In tonight's game.
A preliminary contest, starting at
o'clock. will be played between the
Capital City sextet and another girls
follow the contest.
Warrington ColIegians will send a
revamped team on the floor tonight
when they meet the Seamen Gunner
basketers in the Congress Heights
O'clock. Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock the Collegians will take on
the fast-traveling Georgetown A. c.
five.
Capital stlents have their work cut
out for them. Tomorrow night they
will go to Hyattsville to play the
team OF that place in the armory. and
Sunday afternoon at $50 the Man
haitian five will be engaged in Noel
House gymnasium.
Navy Yard basketers today are
boasting Of the easy victory they
scored over the Marine team at In
oidh I1cdu ldSI ui6Hl, 90 u 60. SSlO~
ing a fine brand OF passing the Wash
ington outfit had command Of At all
times. Swan scored go points for the
winners.
Company F tossers Of Hyattsville
took the measure of their fellow
townsmen In two games last night.
the regular and reserves winning
over like teams representing the
Pierce A C. by scores Of 81 to 13 and
% to 16. respectively.
Eight court goals by Gottwalls was
the big factor in giving the Calvary
M. E. five a 36-to-26 victory over
Mount Vernon NJ. e. last night in
the Wilson Normal School gym. At
led by only IL points to IL.
Independent Midgets. by scoring a
32-to-10 win over Troop 28 last night
In the Eastern High gym. ran their
registered "a points for the winners
stanton juniors get their first re-
verse of the season last night, when
they bowed TO the Virginia Orioles
IN game In Alexandria, being beaten
20 TO %. Their clash was preIimi-
nary to the battle between the Alex
andrfa Light Infantry and Wymap
a. e or Baltimore, which was won
by the home outfit. 81 to SO. Pierce
me Light infantry center. played a
byrne, q team mate. shot fifteen foul
goals In nineteen attempts.
Epiphany MidEets made it 21 wins
the Mackin Midgets into tow last
night. 43 to 1S. Every one of the
ing. ''oi
UAusually good passing enabled the
Corner Props to win from the Naval
Reserves last night. 80 to 23. shaw
ana owens did most of the scoring
tor the winners. while Stewart was
the hulwark OF the losers.
Congress Heights i've. which won
Ten games In row, is looking for
more worlds to conquer. c. E. Darby.
lSo Yuma street southeast, is pilot
OF the team, which is in the Ia0-
,Ss pouna a CLASS. Sunday at $3.50 O'Clock
tne Heights team will play the~Vir-
ginia Orioles on the formers floor,
Dominican Lyceaum and KNIGHTS
or Columbus quints will battle Sun
Day afternoon in the Caseys' gym
nasium. Stantons and Mackins' two
OF the leading junior teams OF tbe
clash.
auantfco A. C. of the nearby v,r-
gfnia town Of that name, is LOOKING
Tor games in the 115-125 pound class
Nv. Hammond is manager, and NAV
pc reached by letter, or by phonine
ouantico 362 after pm.
Washington Props and Powhata,
Preps will meet in the Congress-
Heights gymnasium tomorrow night.
at $3.50 o'clock.
In q hotly contested game. the Ell
!iott quint defeated the Live Wires
last night in the "Y' gym, "a To 90,
More games are sought by the win
ners;: Address J. w. Chapple, 1853
Florida avenue.
Epiphany Juniors will go to Hyatts-
vile tomorrow night to play the
Pierce Juniors Of that place on the
Elks floor. Dean, Macdonald, Dezen-
dorf. B. Kessler. Ourand, Scruges and
G. kessler of the Epiphany team are
asked to report tomorrow evening
ct Sis, at 9S4 I street northwest
Since organizing last year the
Epiphany Juniors have won SO out
of SO games