Evening star., 1924-12-22

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One of Baltimores leading unlim-
tied clubs, the Newark five, will play
host to City Club tonight! The New
arks, formerly the Wymans, made an
impressive showing when they in
vaded this city last year. City Club.
though, is counting upon Doc Singer.
Harry Harris and Ray Catlin to give
good accounts of themselves.
winton Athletic Club produced a
speedy combination when it downed
the Herdic five, in a 43-to-16 engage
ment. Timmons, Auth and Frank of
the winners, played ,creditably.
Manager Pop Kremb of Liberty
Athletic Club, is casting about for
games in the junior class. He may
be telephoned at Columbia 4165-J.
Army Medical tOssers of Walter
Reed fell before the 260th Coast Ar
tillery quint, in a 15-to-14 game. A
squirt in the last half gave Walter
Reed the advantage.
AnacOstin Eagles will be the guests
of the Fort Washington five tonight
on the latter's floor. The local five
will make the trip by boat, leaving
the Washington Barracks att o'clock.
Kenilworth Athletic Club had an
easy time beating Benning five, 36 to
IA. Lyles led the Kenilworth attack
with six court goals.
Old Dominion Boat Club and the
Corby five did not play yesterday. due
to the formers inability to muster a
team. 1t is reported that Chris
Hutchinson has resigned his post as
manager of the Corby quint and that
Tommy Ford will be pilot.
ST. Mary's Juniors of Alexandria
have mapped out tough schedule
this season. Games to be played fol-
low: Tomorrow, Washington Wan
derers: December 80, Petworth Boys
Club; January l., Friends School Of
Washington, 2, Capital Preps: 6.
Western High School; 9, Petworth
Boys Club; 13, Winton Athletic Club:
Is, Northern Athletic Club. .-
Northern Athletic Club proved no
match for Eastern Athletic Associa-
ton. the latter winning. 36 to Is. Ber-
man and Krum starred for the win
nerS.
Kanawhn Club will place two teams
on the court this season, one in the
135-pound class and the other in the
125-pound competition. Challenges
are being received by the manager a.
Potomac 3077 between 430 and c
o'clock. II. Newman, Ball, Kline
Weitzman. Sklar, Tash S. Stein, Kritt
Duke, I. Keren. B. Keren. Ogus. d
Newman, Jeweler, Heath, Schwartz
and c. Newman are among the good
prospects.
A junior and midget team will sport
the colors of the Columbia Junior
Athletic Club this season. The junior
FIVE, formerly known as the Wilson
Normal School Midgets, was organ
lied three seasons ago. During its
career it claims to have won 6S
games and sustained only defeats.
Games, with either team may be ar
ranged by calling Manager Q. Dwyer
at Columbia 9710 between s and 7
o'clock.
Play I'm the five-team league of the
Aloysius Club will get under way to-
night in the ] street gymnasium
The regulars will practice tomorrow
night in preparation for their open
ing game with the Truxtons next
Saturday night on the Gonzaga court
Norther Juniors hope to dispose of
the Columbia Juniors tonight in the
Wilson Normal School gymnasium in
a game starting at 8 o'clock. Gass,
Delaney, Parker, Hurley, Horowitz
Apperty, Bell, Brooks and Gordon are
in the Northern squad. Manager
Hamill is seeking games for the
Northerns at Columbia 1559-W.
Tossers representing r. E. Knight
& Sons of Alexandria will dis
play their wares against the
Corby, Palace Laundry, Aloysius.
Truxton and Eastern quints this sea-
son. Chet Pierce, Carl Dreifus, Stan
ley Dreifus, Jim Alexander and Capt.
Fred Petit are playing for the Vir-
ginians.