Evening star., 1924-02-14

King, Collins or Elliott. forwards:
Morse. center; Greenwood and Rib
nitzki, guards. is the probable line
up for the Eagles.
Ellis Goodman. star guard. is being
counted upon heavily by the
kanawhaS. Others to play for the
kanawhas are Bush and Blanken.
forwards; Johnston. center, and
Palmer, guard.
National Athletic Club took the
measure of the Agriculture Preps in
23-to-lS engagement. Murphy and
Walker of the winners and Mcdonald
of the Agriculture team were the
leading performers.
Columbia Juniors were forced to
extend themselves to down the Chevy
Chase Athletic Club. 81 to %.
superior passing game won.
knights of Columbus basieters.
who showed the way 10 the Ell Dorado
uuint. H. to 81. are to play the Wash
ington Preps Sunday on the *. of {.
court. Play will start at $3.50 O'Clock.
McEvoy Gagged eight court goals in
yesterdays tilt.
independent seniors fell before the
Eel Dorado Athletic Club in stirring
19-to-l7 fray Allen of the winners
led the attack with six baskets.
Navajo Athletic Club tossers easily
disposed of the Naval Receiving Sta
tion five, sc to 10. Kleoin and Bali
accounted for twenty-three court
goals between them.
Fort Washington quint urcorked
big surprise when they administered
24-to-1S beating to the Fort Hum
phries team in. the Army Service
League series. Gibney and Acco!ia
1a I'M NJ
Mcbride and Dyson played best for
Fort Humphreys.
A .doubIe-hender will be staged on
the Congress Heights floor Saturday
night. The Old Dominion Boat Club
will meet the Msnhattans... i'll the
opening game at 1880 o'clock. while
the Washington Comets will be op-
p5 81 to he Arlington Athletic Club
in the final engagement.
Perry Athletic Club was offered
little opposition when it swamped
the Montour Juniors. so to Il. Potter
and Redmond each tossed six baskets
for the winners. McCathern starred
, for the Montours.
Accurate goal shooting by Corcoran
and Jewell of the Cuthbert MidgetS
enabled their team to beat the Fero
Athletic Club, 81 to 13. Harrison
shone for the losers.
Cir, tossers of Business High
School did the unexpected by showing
the way to the Lexington sextet, 13
to 10. Clever guarding kept the Lex
| ingtons at bay.
Petworth Athletic Club ran rough
shod over the Washington Props.
winning 40 to 10. Alderton of the
winners cut the cords for six baskets.
immaculate Conception and Alloy
sius tossers. who were to meet to-
night, have postponed their game un-
til a future date. The Immaculate
| tossers are to face the Dominican Ly-
ceum team tomorrow night at S
o'clock on the st. Dominic's Hall floor.
With a ~ to II victory over the
Veterans of Foreign Wars tucked
away, the Washington Comets will
! meet the Trminal Y five tonight at s
o'clock on the Terminal Y. NJ. c. A
court
Marjorie Webster sextet added an
other victim to its list by disposing
of the Capital Athletic Club team,
"a to 22. Fem and Smith played best
for the winners. -.
Midgets, against the st. S.ephen's
! Midgets, his team winning, 81 to 2.
Superior team work ens bled the
Meridians to. down the Premiers, Is
to 10. {.
Three games will be played On tie
National Guard, Armory court to-
night. Princess girl tossers viii en-
ftountera the Hurricanes, whiae the
National Guard quints will oppose the
Silver Spring service team In the
main attraction, Liberty Athletic
Club will face an opponent to he .se-
iected later in the openingsEan1e.
barker Of the st. Paul AIidgets ac-
counted for seventeen pciafssr aEiaASt
the = Washington Orioles, his team