Evening star., 1924-01-11

soon as the squad is fully conditioned
According to DR.. Butz, the Interior
five will be one of the most for
,.t IN the s District
ers as Jack Daily, Zuze Sullivan,
Jack and Marty williams and Jack
sullivan, the Interior manager ex-
poets TO show Aloysius and the Pal
ace Laundry basketerS some thing
about the court sport.
Challenges are being received by
Or. Butz at Lincoln 2252, or 42S Sth
street southeast.
st. Andrew Junior team will strive
TO make 1t eleven stradghts at the
expense of the Arab Athletic Club to-
night at SIS o'clock on the Epi-
ensInss eenany fi9Gr; a53ria SMyaeDonald' Theis.
and ourand of the st. Andrews are
asked to report at o'clock. Games
with st. Andrew tossers can be list
ed by calling the manager at Frank
lin 1882 between 6 and $50 o'clock.
Members of the Navajo Athletic
Club are to hold q meeting Monday
night at 523 9Th street southeast
Manager Jack Mattingiy in scheduI-
ing games at Lincoln 1855.
Play in the Junior Sunday School
League was to get under way today
with Epiphany and Mount Vernon
the Boys Y. NJ c. A. floor. Theis,
G. Kessler. Collins, Pyles, Elliott,
Hayes, Boerner and Schloss compose
the Epiphany squad.
Palace Laundry bxsketers are apt
to find the going rough in a game
With the Hendler Ice Cream team of
S saItimore tonight at the Central
garded as one Of the best combina-
tions in the South Atlantic section.
Play will start at $3.50.
Circle Athletic Club tossers will
encounter the strong Emerald team
tonight at o'clock at the Congress
Heights gymnasium. In prelim-
mary match the Arrows are to meet
will be the opponent OF the Circles
tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock on
the same court.
Aloysfus tos.ers evidently are well
prepared to defend the District bas-
ket ball title they won last, year
With a 45-to-15 victory scored over
the Arlington Athletic Club. Aloysius
team of Baltimore. Sunday. at
o'clock at the Gonzaga Hall Casey.
Farrell and Ford played well in
Yesterdays fray. Prior to the game
Frank Duffy, one of last years stars
was elected captain.
Park View Juniors came back
strong. when they took the measure
teamwork told.
Exhibiting a clever brand Of shoot
ing and passing, the Peck Memorial
Reserve team showed the way to the
Trinity Athletic Club. 50 to 1G. Athey
led the scoring field with seven
baskets.
Effective guarding and shooting by
Shanklin and G.. Belt Of the Com
pany F Reserves gave their team q,
1s-to-18 victory over the Apache
Preps Mitchell and Dellar performed
credttably for ths losers.
Tossers representing Company c.,
s1st Engineers. easily disposed of the
Lexington Athletic Club. q to 6.
Howard rd-lregistered -ftEe court goals
for the winners.
soteler of the City Club quint tossed
seven baskets against the Immacu-
ate Conception Senior basketers, his
tean winning, 43 to c6. Morris and
Connors played best for the winners.
Having handily disposed of the
Fifth Baptist quint, % to IL. in. their
opening game, the Argonnes Juniors
now are on the lookout for games
with formidable team in the lie: s.
manager at Franklin 29O3 after s
o'clock. Digelman. Feary and Hefei-
finger starred in yesterdays game H
Southend Midgets made it three in
n row by downing the Columbia
tossers of Alexandria, % to g.. ktlroy
and Wiltshire were big factors in the
victory.
Columbia juniors continued their
winning streak by taking the scalp
OF the St. Teresa team in 32-to-1s
fray Farrell and McDonough of the
winners and Brazerol and Knott were
the outstanding players.
Company +, Eve of Hyattsville. "a to