Evening star., 1923-12-23

Elevens of Central and Tech tied for
! hrst place in the 135-pound foot be II
series, playing a 60 game after each
had trounced Western. Business and
series III IN
OF the preparatory schools, Gonzara
and Swavely were best The forr,se
surprisingly vanquished Central Hirf
ana oVercame Eastern and Business
II was defeated in but one of its i.
! gagements during the seaso,l m m
Swavely beat Business and Faster
Dewitt Prep and Emerson Institnt,
mad plucky elevens.
! central easily asserted its super
lorlty In nigh school base bali. I.
earned the title by showing the wa,
10 BUSINESS. Western, Tech and Eas.
ern. Five Central boys were pIsy,d
on The Stars all-high nine. The
were: Dey. Gordon. scruggs, Mile
Rhees, Adelman and Murray and
| Eastern Roudabush and Rurdine. TIL
| second team included Childress. Ed
I'm, Phipps and Williams Of Central
Litcnfeld and kessler Of Easter
| or Tech and Unverzagt of Western
Central was given little competf-
ton In two track and field meets. IT.
| athletes easily disposing Of their
opponents in the &C. Club games and
! the annual high school championship
| event Baker and Meade of Centra
| established new high school meet rec
| ords. Baker threw the discus liz
| feet, inches TO better McFadden. &
| 1921 record of los feet, inches. II
the high jump, Meade cleared the bar
! at feet, 6 inches TO break an old
! record of 5 feet, inches, reached H.
| several schoolboys. In the C" Club
| meet Baker heaved the discus 11f
| feet. IL IA inches.
Western High won second place IN
| the American Legion meet in which
Central and Tech did not enter their
| best runners The Georgetown
| School failed to place in the Penn
relays, but Tech ran third in a mill
| number. Western had fine runner
| in Martin, who won the half and miIe
! events in the high school champion
ships. Ziegler of Central made ten
| points in the championship meet,
| winning both the century and fu
! long dashes.
! High school boys did very welt IN
the Georgetown and 5th Regimen
| Johns Hopkins indoor meets. In Con :
relay races and Central boys also
scored in individual events. AT Ba =
| timore, Central. Tech and Western, IN
competition with much of the best
| scholastic talent of the south Allan
! tic, garnered many points.
Columbia Junior High School boys
| showed the way in the high school
| freshmen games. scoring 46 13 points
| against "a Ia for Tech. the nearest
| competitor. Central. Business and
| Western boys also competed. Tech $
| freshmen team won the halfm mile re
! lay for scholastics in the &C" Club
meet.
The graded school meet went Il
Ross Schools team after q gruelling
/! struggle with the represe natives Of
Monroe School. The Ross team reg
istered 40 points, while Monroe gar,
nered 35. Individual stars were
Clarke of Monroe and Triano Of Cook
each of whom scored ten points.
Athletics among girls in the pub
lio high schools were promoted free
ly. All fostered interclass basket bal
and at Western an interclass fielt
! hockey tournament was held. II
| basket ball, Junior sextets won a
| Business and Western, while senior
| teams were victorious at Central
Tech and Eastern; The present senio,
| class took the hockey tourney a.
| western Marjorie Webster Schoo
put a good basket ball team into preT
! school competition.
Riee teams of boys and girls in tn.
high schools are discussed elsewhere