Evening star., 1924-03-19

Anacostia Eagles will defend their
1928 title in a game with the Eplph-
iseum. Play will start at 7;SO
o'clock. Three other games in the
senior tournament will be played that
night. The Anacostia Juniors are
due to open the series by meeting
the Nationals at $50 o'clock. The
Northerns will take the floor against
the Deltas at $40 while the Knights
of Columbus team will tackle the
Kanawhas at $3.50.
Some of the best fives in the city
will make their appearance in the
tournment Saturday night. Mount
Vernon. which has made such fine
record this season, will face the
Apaches at $50 o'clock, and st. Paul
o'clock. This will be followed by
what promises to be one of the most
spirited matches of the tourney, a
clash between the Stanton Juniors
and the Immaculate Conception Sc
niors.
A tilt between the Independents
and the Yosemites starting at $3.50
o'clock will close the first round.
The winners of these games will
meet Tuesday and Wednesday.
Two Washington teams will make
their debut in the South Atlantic A.
A. U. games Saturday night. The
Rosedale Juniors will oppose the
Sparrow Point five Saturday, while
the Washington Comets will strive
, to- NOW down the Baltimore Athletic
Club. starting at O'Clock.
other Washington teams that will
get into action next week are paired
as follows: Kanawhas vs.. P. A. l..
Champions, Epiphany Juniors vs.
Alert Club, Mount Vernon VS.. p. A. L.
Champions, Immaculate Conception
VS.. Wyman Club. Washington Ter
minal Railroad Y. M. c. A. VS.. P. A
l. Champions.
Tba Metropolitan ssextet the only
Washington girls team entered, will
meet the ST. Martins sextet next
Tuesday night.
Quints of the Printing Office and
the Agriculture Department are to
= take the floor tonight at the Coliseum
in a game that will decide the gov
ernment basket ball title. Play will
start at S:15 o'clock.
Calvary M, f. basketerS were
forced to play an extra period to
nose out the Apaches, 26 to 20. En-
right played best for the winners,
while Carvey shone for the Apaches.
Argyle Athletic Club hopes to take
the measure OF the Elliott Juniors
tonight at o'clock on the Immac-
ulats Conception floor. Brooks,
Bangs, Robertson, MCQUEEN, F Cook,
Freeman, Haley, Buchanan, Killcen!
to report at $50 o'clock.
A battle for the basket ball cham
pionship of the Sd Corps Army was
to take place between the Tank
school of Camp Meade and Fort Mon
roe today on the latter's floor. The
Tanke have pointed the way to the
Holabird, Washington Barracks and
the Reina Mercedes quints.
Theta Delta Phi tossers won the
local interfrat ernity court title by
downing the Phi Sigma Kappa five.
"a to IA. Bartlett pocketed five
baskets and one free toss for the
winners. Reynolds starred for Phi
Sigma Kappa
Metropolitan sextet pushed its win
column to thirteen in a row by ad-
ministering a 43-to9 beating to the
First Baptist girls. Boyd and Schultz
were the leading performers.
Naval Receiving Station five was
offered little opposition when it
swamped the Ell Dorado quint in a
37-to-13 engagement Reavis and
Tomasulo of the winners accounted
for thirteen court goals. Allen and
Brist of the Ell Dorados played
ereditably.
Kanawha Midgets Successfully end
ed their 1924 court season by beat
ing the Ingram Midgets, SO to Is.
Goodman of the winners made twelve
court goals. r. Cohen also played
well for the Kanawhas.