Evening star., 1923-01-18


n urday night when the newly
is to get under way. Tiger:
augural contest. beginning at o
' other quints in the circuit that will I
u. With the Central y group i'll I
operating under the auspices OF tn
The y Comets. formed from Central
Lcague players. desire games in
the unlimited division and the Ar
r""s seek opposition with lighter
i"ams. Send all challenges TO As
sstant Physical Director J. 4. SEN
"tudiver, Central y NJ. c. A. or tcle-
Phone Main S@50
Those District champion Yankees,
Who were handed a a. to ~ trounc-
1 ing Icy Navy at Annapolis yesterday,
:a"" not I" play tonight. The Sin
air OIL Five of Canton. Ohio, has
cancelled it's rngdgement with the
IncaI crew. The preliminary sched
niod between the LibertyS and
tniphany Juniors also has been
LIED off. The Ianks were COM
p'etely nutclasScd by the midshipmen.
iuliN permitting few shots for goals.
.aTy played aDout its best game Of
tho season and was well ahead the
greater Part Of the fray.
Fort Washington and Walter Reed
f"ans triumphcd in Army district OF
aShtngton championship series.
natcheS. The former doWncd Washing
ton Barracks, 80 to 81, and the hospital
mon overcamc Boiling Field. 50 TO 20.
Mount Vernon Juniors have won
thirteen of fifteen games played. scor-
ing 40 points against 1871 for op-
ronents. Five games have been con-
tested on foreign courts, and all went
thcir credit two %6-to-0 Victories
Teams of the 125-pouud class desir-
lnG to meet this outfit may telephone
Manager Herbert Elliott, Franklin
l43l-W.
HOyS' Club. Juniors defeated the
1IbertyS. Is to a. Brick Newman
starred for the winners. For games
with tho Boys Club Juniors tele-
1h"ne Manager Fyfe, Main 1884
DiAtc MidGets want engagements
with the Epiphany Midgets, Berch
man Midgot$, ST. Dominic Juniors,
E1uaWha Midgcts aud other teams of
'la 1l0-puund class Telephone
iIen2"s to George McGraff, lincoln
.>' between . ana pm. or write
..a- ~ Z. w Dixon 1928 Good Hope
l"'d s"uthea>t
Mohawk Juniors of the 120-l25-
p"""u rias< :t' seeking games. Tele-
WH'n" Ill cII"I!' ..aS t" Manager Billy
Gates. Lincoln ,"a-N- between $50
ana $40 pm.
BAEEtcS ilSDcSCD OF
tn" Columbia Reserves in Il 26-to-11
CuCount"r. HCckc. Elliott and Hogge
starred for the yictors.
Mnnhattnns ana Dominican Lyceums
have postponed their game Of tonight.
several members of the former team
haVo not fully recovered from injuries
received in recent games.
Princess basketers took the meas
1'rc of the StrollerS in I6-to-l3
match Misses Totten and Ball starred
Tor the winning seXtet. Helen Hess
did all the scoring for the Strollers.
Washington COlIegians easily beat
the Mohawks, 36 to %. Hart and
Muller played capable floor games for
ncst OF the Indians.
Managers OF the Manhattans, Ca
%"%S, Donln1cans; Georgetowns, Alo-
Nalans and LegionarieS will meet
Monday night to formulate plans for
= series to determine the amateur m
limited class champions of the Dis
irict.
Western Athletic Club beat the In
dependents, So to II. and the Lin
worths. 81 to 81. Jack Gollan Of the !
winners tossed thirty eight goals
from scrimmage during the double
header.
Clarendon Baptists downcd E;pworth !
Athletic Club. 15 to :, and want more I
games in the 130-pound class TeIe-
phono challenges to G.. Stone, Claren- |
don 242-J-1.
AIOySiuS Clubs Big Five will be !
host to the Alexandria Light Infan-
try tonight in Gonzaga gymnasium
Play will start at $50 o'clock
Washington Props nOsed out the
Navajos in a 80 To 23 contest. The
Je Marco brothers and Parker did |
some excellent playing for the win |
ncrs.
Mohawk Props are TO meet the Ma
val Reserves tonight at the Naval Re !
serve Armory Play will get under
way at 1880 o'clock