Evening star., 1923-12-11

in preliminary till.
| Both contests are expected to be
keen. City Club will face a severe
test in the Doughboy quint, which Ia
regarded as one OF the strongest COM
I binaions in Maryland. City Club is
counting heavily upon Doc Singer,
Bill Osgood, Stanley Taylor Elmer
Bliss Charlie Boteier. Harry Harris
and Joe Baldwin. All of these play
ers are former college luminaries.
York nationals December II.
st. Paul will have tough job on
Its hands when it meets the Peck
five. With Johnny Golian registering
twenty goals yesterday against the
Lafayette quint, Peck tossers turned
in a 66-to-5 victory and raised their
win column to nine in row. The
Peck team has downed some of the
leading unlimited auints OF the city.
A stirring match is anticipated in
the St. Andrews -Mardfeldt fray, to
be played tonight at 8 o'clock In
Epiphany gymnasium. Macdonald.
Theis, Schloss. SHIELD. McGann and
Ourand are expected to play for st.
Andrews.
Quincy Athletic Club will open its
court season meeting the District
National Guard five December 20 in
the latter's court. Tommy Connors
and Meany. former Business High
stars. have cast their lot with the
Quincys. Pyne, Haley, H. Smith, P.
Smith and Darling also are striving
for regular berths.
Plans fsr the basket bali season
Mackin Athletic Club tonight at 1880
O'clock Manager Sam Ormes, Adams
SS09. is casting about for games. -
Epiphany Madgets and Arab Ath.
letic Club are to meet tonight at 3
Washington Yankees will make
their local debut against the Wey$
man team of Baltimore Saturday
weeks of arduous practice behind
them, including workouts with the
City Club, Hyattsville and George
Washington teams, the Yankees are,
confident OF winning Saturday. Har9
vey Ingley will captain the Yankees
this season.
Denton Smith, John Garner, Alfred
Mills. irwin. zepp and Harold Meiick
are expected to display their wares
face st. Mary's Juniors at Alexandria
Thursday night. These players are
to report at North Capitol and n
streets at 6:45. o'clock.
A spirited match was waged be-
tween the Washington Barracks five
and the Naval Receiving Station. the
former winning. "a to 81. The Bar
racks FIVE had to step lively to over
come their opponents 3-point lead at
the start of the second half.
Park View Juniors nosed out Attain
tic Athletic Club, 10 to s, in a we'll
played match. Games with the win
ners can be arranged by calling Man.
ager F. B. Hessier. Columbia s33s.
Playing a rugged, defensive game.
Petworth Athletic Club ran rough
shod over the Walter Reed quint,
winning. So to 10. The losers failed
to register goal In the first half.
MaKhattans uncorked a big sur
prise when they took the measure
OF the Congress Heights Yankees, 80
to 26.
Metropolitan Athletic Club, Wash
ington's latest girls sextet, scored
Its first victory Of the season At the
expense of the Walter Reed tossers
the winners made Il points, while
Miss Miller of the losers registered 8.
.Colnmbfa juniors. a strong no.
pound team, is having a difficult time
ager Hancock, at Lincoln 1942.
Manager Grinsn Of the St. Alban.s
FIVE is seeking opponents averaging
1a0-l25 pounds. He can be phoned
at Cleveland 294. st. Alban members
Will hold an election of officers Sat-
urday night at 1880 o'clock.
Perry Athletic Club 10 anxious to
book games with teams in the l20-
pound class Get in touoh rpIff, tha
manager, at Adams BOAR
A superior defense enabled the
Trinity M. E. five to down the Para :
mount Athletic Club, 13 to 10. Teams
desiring games in the 125-pound class
are urged to get in touch with the
manager of the winning quint at sac
A street southeast,
Z Apaches Will strive to, NOW down
the Washington Props tonight at $3.50
o'clock in the Congress Heights gym.