Evening star., 1924-01-09

ted combination, it being nosed out
anhattans and Fort Humphreys
the Yosemites tomorrow night on the
City Club court. Action viii start at
1880 o'clock. During the last two sea-
sons the Mount Vernon five has won
twenty-eight of its twenty nine
games. The Mount Vernon manager
has several open dates this month. He
can be phoned at Franklin 1507-W
Prepared by series of daily prac-
tices. the Dominican Lyceum team is
ready to book games with strong un-
limited quints. Manager Joe Gerard
can be reached at Franklin CATS.
Fort Humphreys five was offered
little opposition when it took the
measure of the Fort Washington toss
ers, Al to "a. Mcbride of the win
ters made ten court goals to lead in
the scoring.
With Swan and McCatheran exhib-
iting stellar passing and shooting
game, the Washington Props showed
the way to the kanawha team, 43
to 81. McCatheran obtained eight
court goals, while Swan garnered
seven. In preliminary tilt the Ka-
nawha Juniors made it eight in a
row by defea ting the Washington
Prep Juniors. 2S to s. Superior team
work enabled the kanawha Juniors
to win.
Peck Memorial team easily disposed
of the Naval Recruiting Station five.
A to 10. The Peckmen never were in
danger, as they led, 20 to 6, at half
time. Johnny Gollan tossed eleven
court goals.
Pushing their win column to ten
straight, the st. Andrew Juniors
downed the Lightning Athletic Club.
80 to IL. The winners Were adept at
passing and shooting. Macdonald
accounted for seven baskets.
Immaculate Conception Juniors
swamped the Park View Juniors, 3S
to Z. Falcone and Morris played well
for the winners
spirited tilt was waged between
the Perry Athletic Club and the
Moline toSsers, the former winning,
4 to l3. Sheridan performed credit
independent tcssers flashed to the
limelight when they swamped the
serns seFx5ee Nst6na eq6 team ards Of the as SILVER
Clever shooting by King and Small,
who divided thirteen goals between
them, was the bright spot of the
fray.
EIated over their 32-to-1S victory
over the strong Yosemite team, the
Knights Of Columbus basketers are
seeking an opponent for Sunday.
ager at Main $3.50. Doolan, Mansuy
and Foley played exceptionally well
for the knights yesterday.
provement when it crushed the Wash
ington Barracks team, 70 to 21.
Buchanan scored twenty-seven of
the winners points.
St. Mary's Juniors of Alexandria
added another victim to their list,
defeating the. Weyanoke Athletic
Club, "a to 8. Cullum and Coonin
were big factors in st. Marys vic
, tory.
Epiphany Eagles boosted their
stock considerably in a game with
the Circle Athletic Club, winning, rs
to 21. King and Collins of the win
starred.
The Boys Club Yankees beat the
Riverside tossers. "a to 13. Aaronson
The teams appeared well matched In
the first half, which ended IL to 10,
| in favor of the winners.
Tossers representing Troop 1S1 of
/ the Quantico Boy Scouts are casting
about for games with teams aver
! aging 10 to lis pounds that have
their own gymnasiums. Manager j.
w. Hammond can be reached at
| Quantico, Va, box 2S2.
Games with teams in the 150-
pound class can be arranged by call
| ing Manager Elmer Meade of the
I newly. organized Government Print
| ing Office Yankees. Call Lincoln 5231
| between and o'clock.
\
| A challenge has been issued by the
| Trinity Juniors, who want games in
! the 120-125-pound class, according to
Manager Heinie Trilling at West
| Pill.
| Arlington Athletic Club. that boasts
| a strong team, has elected the follow
ing officers: James Head, president;
| Sydney Johnson, vice president; VIII
liam Beauchamp, treasurer; Nelson
! Skinner, financial secretary; William
Ufer, recording secretary, and sydney
johnson, M. Mossburg, G. Griffith, c.
Clarkson and Charles Smoot. board
| Of directors.
Liberty Athletic Clubs manager is
urged to get in touch with Harry
Lucas of the Yankees at Franklin
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