Evening star., 1924-03-14


! Duffy, McNaney, Byrne, Ford,
Fitzgerald. Collins. Folliard. Frank
Cunnor, Farrell. Casey and Farley
probably will be used against the
Palace team. Ingley and Evans, Sau-
her. Zazalli and GitlitZ VIII star. LOT
Palace. Joe Deering and Paul Men
ton will ofticiate
Teams that rank high in the l4o-
pound class will take the floor in the
preliminary match. The Immaculate
Conception five will be opposed 10 the
Mount Vernons. Several high school
stars. including CARRIER. Enright.
Mills. Furman. Smith and Price are
to play in this game.
Anacostia Eagles had little trouble
with the independent Athletic Club,
winning, 33 to II. Nader, Clark and
McCathran shone for the winners
Epiphany MidGet> won the District
title in its class by dispoSing of the
Southends last night, 23 to Is. in
spirited engagement. raliy In the
final period. with Lewis SHIELD much
in evidence. won for the Epiphanys.
The lead changed hands five times
before Il squirt in the last few min
utes of play sent Epiphany into
winning lead. Harry Wiltshire starred
for the Southends.
Yosemite bnsketerS ffll before the
Mount Vernon five. G1 to 81. The win
ners led at half time, 35 to ., and
they We're never in danger. MacEar- car
while Woodward played best for the
losers.
Princeton girl tossers turned in
37-to-17 victory over the Business
High sextet. Totten of the winners
accounted for twenty-eight points.
Mahon performed creditably for the
losers.
Calvary VI. T.. baSketers did the un-
expected when they took the measure
of the Alexandria Light Infantry, 35
to 20. Enright and Linke were in the
1imelight.
Accurate goal shooting by Proctor,
Clark and Ilyd of the National Ath-
1etic Club Juniors enabled their team
to point the way to the Clinton High
School of Maryland, in a 56-to-14
match. The winners now have copped
twenty-one games.
Hook of the Anacostia Eagle
Juniors registered seven baskets
against the Argyle Athletic Club, his
team winning, 80 to s. Langston also
played we'll for the winners.
Knnnwha Nidgets were offered lit
ale opposition when they swamped the
Ingram Midgets, 81 to Is. Cohn and
The latter pocketed six court goals.
With Miss Wooten accounting for
seventeen baskets. the Marjorie Web
Eter SeXtet beat the Epworth League
girl tossers. 4S to 6. May was best
for the losers.
well contested game was played
between the Freer Junior five and the
Northern Juniors, the former nosing
out, 81 to 90 Feary of the winners
and Hurley of the Northerns were
the outstanding players.
Columbia Midgetx had little trouble
with the Mount Vernon Midgets. win
ming % to 16. ODwyer led Column
=, bias attack with five double -deckers.
Lynch tossed three baskets for the
losers.
Interior Department five hopes to
schedule a game with AloysluS as a
result of its showing last night, when
ii defeated the City Club team, II to
Is. Roll scored eleven points to lead
the field. Baldwin did well for City
Club.
metropolitan girl toxsers are anx-
ious to schedule a game with the
Princess sextet, according to Mrs.
O'Hara, at Franklin 9S7. Manager
Martin Of Princess is urged to take
notice.
Milan Midgcts are casting about for
a game Sunday with any local team
averaging fourteen to fifteen years
old. Get in touch with Manager Rice,
at Lincoln S625-J.
Epiphany Juniors have postponed
their game with the Virginia Orioles
until March %, at Alexandria. Rrac-
tice will be held Tuesday night in the
Epiphany gymnasium. Dean, DeZen-
dorf. Ourand, Macdonald, Scruggs and
" y. kessler are asked to report.