Evening star., 1924-06-22

Tech also received a jolt in base
ball. as April and Tew, the Maroon
and Gray's star battery, will be soreIy
missed, together with Dove, McGann,
Wilson, Linger and Bobbys. The
Manual Trainers will be up against
it in basket ball next fall. Tew, Ad-
ans, Price, Gooch, Scrivener. Mckay,
Bobbys and the Marko brothers will
be absent from the squad. Pugh,
Jones, Adams and Fravel left big
gaps in the track and field squad
Push Talented Athlete.
In passing it might be well to men
tion the fact that Tech produced one
Charley Pugh, the fleet gridironer,
who gained lasting fame in the Cen
trail game. Charley also scored no
table triumph in the 1924 track meets.
He was undoubtedly the best IN the
IOO-yard dash hereabouts and he
should bear watching in the college
he attends this fall. Ham Adams also
impressed in track activities, as Well
as foot ball and basket ball. Bennle
April is another outsta nding athlete,
having won his spurs in base ball and
foot ball These three youngsters
long will be remembered for their
feats.
Central was more fortunate than
Tech. Positions held by Bergstrom,
johnson. Harper. Gonzales. kaufman
and Bradford will have TO be hlied
on the foot ball team. but the Blue
and White annually has a colossal
squad TO draw its timber from. In
base ball Central will only lose
Scruggs, Robson, Slanker and Phipps,
A quartet of experienced perform ers
nevertheless. Harper, Scruggs ana
Mcneil will be absent from the 1873
basket ball team.
coach Bill Foley of centrars track
team has cause for worry. Ziegler,
Baker. Burleith, Sahey. Eckels. De
Voc. Peete, krebs, Anderegg, Reiss,
buckingham, Hearn and Glover Will
atively large student body at Central,
however will be combed for new
track prospects, and the chances are
that the Blue and White will be well
represented next summer
Scholastic fans will not soon forget
the performances of Scruggs in base
ball and basket ball, Phipps in base
ball and Baker in the field events.
Eastern Loses Stars.
II will take Charley Guyon of East
ern long time TO develop pair of
youngsters TO equal the ability of
graduated last week g'he former
sparkled in base ball. foot ball, bas-
ket ball and the field events. His
diamond career this year did not
come up to the pace he set last year;
but he is versatile athlete. and
branches Of major sports.
All Of Eastern's diamond tosserS
are due TO return next year except
Smith Kline and Roudab bush.
Roudabu and Smith stand out as
TWO Of the most prominent athletics
developed by Guyon. In addition TO
these two. Eaton. Newman. Doerr and
Becxwith will be missed in foot ball.
Bond and White. Easterns worthy
vour sstsrS in track activities. are
not likely to return. while Doerr, a
clever sprinter, also will be missed.
Except for the loss of Smith and
Roudabush the Eastern mentor
should have little trouble filing the
vacancies
OF course. Coach Collins of the Blue
and White track team will find ii
Business Is Fortunate.
Business base ball team will be in
tact with one exception. Brown. the
diminutive finger. received diploma.
There is some possibility that Stott
Coach Woodwork expects this ath-
lete to report next year. The Stem
ographers snade a dismal showing in
base ball this season, mainly because
their players were green. All of next
years toSsers will have had expert
ence in the titular series games, and
they are expected to produce d bet
ter brand OF play.
For the first time in its history
Business is considering a plan where
by its foot ball candidates can prop
erly condition themselves before the
1925 titular games. Coach Woodworth
is contemplating sending his grid
iron squad TO a fall camp where the
sternest sort of a regime would be