Evening star., 1924-01-23


Emett Nader. former luminary of
Mount St. Joseph, has been display
ing fine form for the Eagles. He
has contributed more points than any
of his teammates. Harry Meyers.
Clark, who sported a Business High
uniform few seasons ago. are
among the outstanding players. Lus-
by and Young also are regulars
Games with the Eagles can be ar
ranged by calling Manager Wesley
Mcdonald at Main 3120, branch 1S9.
AlOySiuS toSSerS encountered little
difficulty when they took the measure
of the Immaculate Conception team,
So to 90. Ford and Fitzgerald of
Aloysius were the leading individual
performers.
Circle Athletic Club has postponed
it's game with the Liberty quint for
Friday. These teams probably Will
take the floor next week.
Fort Humphrey basketers now are
leading the Army Service League at
IA result of their victory over the
Washington Barracks. "a to 16. Nc
Bride Gagged ten field goals for the
winners, while Holcomb and Byrlery
played best for the losers.
Free Athletic Club easily disposed
of the Wanderer tossers, SO to 81.
Parker. Feary, Turner, Dove and Hol-
lis played creditably.
Columbia Juniors made ii eight in
a row by downing the Paramounts
in a 81 to 9 engagement. j. Carroll
was high scorer with ten baskets.
May also starred.
Gamrs with the st. Mary's Juniors
are being booked by Manager Charles
Collum at Alexandria 1341. after
o'clock. The St. Mary's Juniors have
won nine games in thirteen starts.
PerO Midgets took both ends of
double header. downing the Sacred
Heart quint, IS to 0. and the Perry
MidgetS, to ..
Naval Receiving station was offered
little opposition when 1T TOOK the
scalp of the Calvary Baptist qulnt,
3S to IA. Reavis of the sailor team
registered ten baskets
Delta Athletic Club fell before the
Manhattans. 30 to IA. A superior at
tack proved too much for the losers.
Peck Memorial Athletic Club added
another victim to its list by trouncing
the Calvary NJ. z. quint, 20 to a.
J. Gollan. Daniels and Gross were big
factors in Peck's win.
Exhibiting a fast attack, the Live
Wire tossers downed the Western
Presbyterian team, 1S to IA. Mars
teller of the losers shone.
Play was spirited i'm the 1ndepend-
ent-Navajo game, which the former
won, 13 to 12. Kings goal in the
closing seconds decided the issue;
Thomas of the dndependents dope eansaraa ana nd
creditably.
st. Andrews Juniors flashed into the
limelight when they beat the. Twin
Oak Juniors. 80 to 6. and the st.
Martin Juniors, AZ to -. Macdonald,
Kessler, Neumann and Ourand of the
winners displayed their wares to good
effect.
CuIp of the Carnegie Athletic Club
played we'll against the WoodSide
Athletic Club, his team winning, 16
to Z.
Accurate gonI shooting enabled the
Nationals to show the way to the
Perry Athletic Club. AZ to 9.
SOuthendx found an easy opponent
in the King Pins, winning, % to 8.
Tossers representing the Service
Company of the Silver Spring Ma
tional Guard uncorked big surprise
when they took the scalp of the Park
View quint, 25 to 10. Caddington,
Elliott, Fling and Saunders were the
outstanding players.
Petworth Athletic Club upset the
dope when it defeated the City Club
team, As to "A. Three extra periods
were played before the game was de:
cided.
TOssers of the Y. NJ. III. A. of WASH
ington fell before the Y. NJ H. A
quint of Baltimore, 33 to 20, last
night in the Monumental city.