Evening star., 1924-01-04

Epiphany added another victim yes.
terday when it took the measure of
the King Pins, 81 to 15. Play was
spirited in the first quarter, as
Epiphany could gain only three
point lead. Opening a whirlwind at
half, however. Epiphany rushed their
opponents off their feet.
SHIELD was the individual star. He
registered ten field goals and played a
stellar game at center.
Joseph Fitzgerald will referee the
Palace Laundry Frederick Athletic
Club. game, to be played tonight at
the Central Coliseum. The local team
was formerly known as the Washing
ton Yankees.
st. Andrew Juniors are to encoun-
ter the Seminole Athletic Club tonight
at S O'Clock, in the Epiphany gym
nasium. The Juniors have won eight
straight games.
One of the hest games OF the sea
son is expected when the reJuvenated
Rialto Athletic Club takes the floor
against the Roamer tossers tonight
on the Wilson Memorial court. Games
with Rialto can be arranged by call
Ing Manager Abe Povich at Franklin
74s2-J, after o'clock.
Peck Reserves, who lost to the
Company f second team of Hyatts-
vile. will strive to come back in a
game with the Argyle Athletic Club
tonight at 7:15 o'clock on the Peck
floor. Peck's first-string tossers fell
before the regular quint of Company
+, Hyattsville, % to l6.
metropolitan Athletic Club seXtet
will be the opponent of the Lexing-
ton girl tossers tonight at O'Clock
Se
apt to show the way to their rivals
tonight, as 1t recently downed the
strong Princess team in 32-to-13
game. Walter Reed also is a VIC
tim of Lexington.
Circle Athletic Club has booked
rugged foe in the Arab team tomor-
row night at s o'clock in the Immac-
ulate Conception gymnasium. The
undefeated Circles are casting about
for gaines through their manager at
10 Bates street.
Aurora Tossers whipped the Cen
trail Athletic Club. 13 to ..
Manhattans uncOrked a big sur
prise when they handed the formi-
Eddie Swan of the winners scored
fifteen points. The Comets entered
the game with victories over sew
eral strong Quints.
stirring battle was waged be-
tween the Warwick Preps and the
Atlantic Athletic Club. the former
nosing out. % TO %. Several drives
in the last half enabled the War
wicks to win.
Epiphany Eagles We're given a rude
jolt at the hands of the Yosemite
Athlete Club. which turned in 21-to-
20 victory. The winners are seeking
games through their manager at
Main 5124. The pilot of the Mount
Vernon team is urged to get in touch
with the Yosemite leader.
Accurate shooting by Fling and
Saunders aided the Service Company
of Silver Spring Md, to trounce the
Paramount Athletic Club, 32 to "a.
Both teams played we'll defensively.
kanawhaS were offered little op-
position when they took the measure
of the Twin Oaks team, 25 to ls.
Artis, MnlIoy and r. McCatheran of
the Montour Juniors displayed a fine
brand of passing and guarding when
their team won over the Washington
Prep Juniors, Is to Il. James Artis,
Lincoln 1899, is booking games for
the Montour five.
Columbia Juniors continued their
winning streak, defeating the Olym-
pic .tossers, Al to 6. Patterson of the
winners scored IL baskets from the
court.
A last minute rally gave the Pet
worth Athletic Club a 24sto-20 VIC
tory over the Apaches. The losers got
off to flying start, but soon fell be-
| fore Petworth's savage attack.
| Play I'm the Army Service League
! opened last night, when the Engt-
neers' team of Fort Humphreys show
ed the way to the Cavalrymen of Fort