Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03

r tossed court goal from the side
I Central made futile attempts to gain
! the advantage in the second half.
Scruggs cut the cords on two foul
! shots at the opening of the third
| period. Then the Centralites needed
| but one point 10 tie the count, the
| score being 10 to 2. The Stenogra
pliers hung to their advantage by
! tightening their defense and Central
! found IL difficult to approach the bas-
| ket. Play was spirited in the third
period, however, and Business forged
| to the front,>leading, 10 to IA.
| Long pot shots and hurried at
/ tempts TO score at any cost marked
/ Centrafs play in the final period
Business met the Blue and Whites
attack by allowing only four points.
! Whom Mcneil dropped one in, the
whistle blew and for the first time II,
the series games, Coach Kelly OF
Business found it easy to smile.
Western encountered some rugged
/ opposition in the first half againSi
Tech. The Georgetown school ac-
counted for but three points at tht
! end of the first period. when Dpiir
| tossed free basket and CARRIER made
| a court shot.
The Manual Trainers. however.
! failed dismally to penetrate West
| end Of the first period, when Dulir
register one court goal in the first
two periods. their two points result
ing from free losses by Zahn ana
| Brist. At half time Western led, II
to ..
| Tech weakened considerably in the
! third period, allowing Western TO
| sweep down the floor for four court
! goals. Eleven points were garnered
| by the Georgetown school as a re-
| suit of its drives.
The Manual Trainers threw a scare
| in the ranks of Western when they
! piled up six points to their opDOn-
| ent's one In the fourth period. West
! ern, by this time however, was well
! in the front
| CARRIER demonstrated that he knows
something about the art Of goal
| shooting. He accounted for twelve
| points. caeing five baskets and two
! free losses.
Tew, Adams and Gooch played well
! for the Maroon and Gray, but they
| could do little in the way Of get
| ting baskets. Adams. however. leo
| his team with three court goals
Line-ups and Summaries.
Western (23). Positions. Tech "a
CARRIER $1,000 Left forward ...''.''' IT, IT,.
Phillips ...... Eight forward s5sTns
WheIchsl -. Left guard ........... zahn
Dulin ......... Right guard. ......... Gocsh
Score by periods:
4, T T.ss r...... ..is : u If
Court eoals-asrbsr o., Alexander a.
Dunn, . in s; whslohsl. . in A; CARRIER, > in
A Asa n i q sst a zs f in
Phillips, David for Lamar; B0bys foE Iew
hobI De hfrae for h't III D
town.. umplfe--Mr Fitzgerald {Gonzses. J.
Time of periods-lo minutes.
Business (a3). Positions. Central ga.
| Laefsky No.. Left forward. $500. Dean
| Clark ..,...... Right forward. ..-..,.. Hale
stott .......... Center ...........-. serusgs
Mudd .......... Left guard. ...-....- Harper
FurTnan Right guard. $50. Dezendorf
Score by periods:
Business ..'..-......'.-..''.
man H9u e.. audd Hale 81, Mcneil, Dean. Free
! tosses-Sorugss. 4 in 5; Dean, in 8; Hale
! in 2; Harper. ! in 4; Iaefsky.o in q; CLARK
! Substitutions-McNeil for Harper, Krebs for
Dezendorf. Harper for Hale. Dezendorf for
A1Pss r Fit ss9is % Col
liaower (Georgetown). Time of periods-lo
minutes.
The battle of the season is expected
Saturday when Eastern and Western
meet in the first game of double
| bill. Western must take the measure
while the Capitol Hill quint doubtless
will win the title if it carries off the
honors in this all-important game.
! Western looks to its defense to
4 Worry Eastern, anu mas Ill 1dibcI
and Dulin two of the most expert
| goal shots in the series.
| Eastern expects speed and team
| work to bring home the bacon. Its
| com bination has developed a high
| standard of passing.
Business will be opposed to Tech
In the second game of the twin bill
| Saturday
! In addition to Western, Eastern has
Business and Central to whip before
| 1t can take the title. Tuesday 1t will
| be opposed to Business in the first
| game of the dcuble-header, while
| Central will encounter Tech in the
| final engagement.
! outside games this week. Tomorrow
| night Central will invade Brookland
| for a game with the Catholic univer-
| sity freshmen. Western also is
| scheduled to play the Gallaudet re
| serves tomorrow on the latter's floor.
! Eastern will play Georgetown Prep
| Wednesday. while on the following
day Tech will visit Episcopal and
Business will journe! to College Park
| Maryland freshmen. Western is
slated to meet Catholic University
! freshmen Thursday. Friday Teen
| will strive to take the measure Of
/ Georgetown Prep.
! Members of the board of education
| are expected to approve of the re-
! lection of the two-major sport rule
NV the five principals at their meet
ing Wednesday in Franklin Schcol.
II is the belief of the board members
| that the principals are better Versed
| in high school athletics than any
| other official group