Evening star., 1923-01-04

basket ball teams will be formed.
Boys between the ages of seventeen
and twenty-five years are eligible to
membership in the club. Those desir-
ing to affiliate with the Park Views
may address Manager Harvey, at 3554
Warder street. or telephone Columbia
S529-J between and 9 pm. on Tues
days, Thursdays or Fridays.
Walter Reeds hitherto undefeated
team was deposed from the lead In
the Army district of Washington
championship race in a game with
Fort Washington, winner of the dis
trtct title last winter. The boys from
down the Potomac exhibited better
team play than the Medics and won
% to II. Heineke and Frazer of the
winners and Craig. Bell and Wright
of the Medics starred.
Mohawk players are to report in
their gymnasium tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock for their game with the
keokuks, which is to begin at 8. A
preliminary starting at o'clock will
be played by the Libertys and Pow
hatans. No admission will be
charged.
Cardinal Athletic Club wants games
in the 115-pound class with teams
who possess floors. Telephone chal-
lenges to B. Shields, Lincoln 5404
Candidates for the Cardinal quint are
lombard. Shields, Halfpap, Masten
Buell.. Gordon and Grogan.
Panther Boy Scout team desires op-
position in the ninety-pound class
Telephone all challenges to Manager
Edward West. Lincoln 1882.
Perry Prers scored wins in both
ends OF a double-header played in
Calvary gymnasium. McGann's good
playing was mainly responsible for
a 22-to-7 victory over the Argyles
and Florence made eight scrimmage
goals for the Perrys while they were
defeating the Havocs. 90 to IL.
Fort Myer nosed out Boiling Field
19 to IS. in an Army district OF
Washington match. The winners
were apt at scoring from scrimmage
but were weak at free tossing. Had
Hunsecker been better from the foul
line. Boiling Field would have escaped
defeat. He made good in but six OF
fifteen attempts.
Kanawha Preps Of the 1S5-pound
class want games. Telephone chal-
lenges to Manager L. Byron, Frank
lin 1881.
Yankees, District champions, were
to play the Orioles in Baltimore to-
night Saturday the Yanks will visit
the Hyattsville National Guardsmen
and next Wednesday will entertain
the New York Celtics at Central
Coliseum.
Mount VERNON Junior basksters
took the measure of the Petworths in
a 26-to-11 game at the Y. NJ. c. A,
Robinson. Hogge and Heeke each
made three baskets from scrimmage
for the victors.
Dominican Lyceums opened their
season with a 15-to-11 win over the
Naval Reserves. The Dominicans
completely outclassed the Sailors
Daniels and Cunningham each made
eleven field goals for the winners.
Western Athletic Club had to stfug-
gle desperately to overcome the Ia
komas. 26 to 81. The two Gollan
brothers. with FIVE scrimmage goals
each, and a pair of successful free
tosses. kept the Westerns from de-
feat.
3. Arlington Athletic Club will tackle
the Navy Yard quint tomorrow night
in the Naval Reserve armory. Play
will start at o'clock.
Argyle Athletic Club vanquished
the Auroras, "a to 10. Brooks made
five scrimmage goals for the victors
Turner was best of the losing quint
Johnny Goetz, Yankee basketer, and
Joe Atherton. former Yankee and
member of the Aloysius and Collegiar
fives. are reported to have Joined the
Meyersville. Pa, team of the Blue
Ridge League, d professional basket
ball organization.