Evening star., 1924-01-31


Collins and King. forwards: Moser
center, and Elliott and Ribnitzki,
guards. probably Will start for
Epiphany. Greenwood, McLaran.
Hcist and Stanton also are expected
to play. Games with the leading
Junior teams in the city are wanted
by the Epiphany team, according 20
Manager Earl Moser. Franklin
1S53W.
MontOur Juniors took the measure
of the Trinity NJ E. basieters. -
to IS. Dove, Malley. Goodwin, Beck
ley. McCathran, Dickinson. F,tchison
and Rossiter are playing we'll for
the Montours this season.
Tosxers of the Quantico Boy Scouts
are to journey to Fredericksburg. Va.
Friday for game with the high
school of that place. Hammond
Groves. Reamey. Watson. Chauewisky,
Gagnier and beavers are to play for
the Quantico five.
One Of the best games of the sea
son is expected when the Manhattans
face the Apaches tonight i'll Eastern
at 8 o'clock. The Manhattans were
forced to cancel their game with the
Anacosta Eagles Sunday
Tank School bnsketerx were offered
little opposition by the Reina Mer-
cedes quint in 24-to-9 engagement.
HodSon of the winners scored five
court goals to lead the field.
A late rally enabled the Pero Mid
gets to trim the Mount Vernon quint.
16 to Is. Both teams played well de-
fensively.
OIympic's winning streak of ten
games was broken last night by Cy-
clone Athletic Club in a 1I-to-10 tilt.
Tennyson starred for the winners.
Palace Laundry tossers easily dis
posed of the Old Dominion Boat Club
five, 26 to 18. Ingley of the winners
was high scorer, with five field goals.
Smith of the Congress Heights Yam
KEGS scored six court goals against
the St. Paul team, his five winning.
36 to 25.
Comets ran rOughshod over the Ell
dorado Club, winning. 81 to 90. Ber-
man performed creditably for the
winners.
Games with the Immaculate Con-
ception Seniors can be arranged by
communicating with Manager Ernest
Humphrey at 1908 Sd street.
HoIton Arms sextet fell before the
burg, Pa. in a 39-to-32 tilt.
Two games will be played at the
National Guard Armory tonight.
Princess Athletic Club girls team will
be opposed to the Ohio seXtet in a
preliminary match. while Company c
five of the 121st Engineers will tackle
Independent Athletic Club.
Circle Athletic Club may find the
mt rcrh In 4, 4 H.
Riverside tossers tomorrow night on
the Imma culate Conception floor.
Challenges to the Circles are being
received by Manager Gardner Main
5000, branch 81.
Superior teamwork gave the. st.
Patrick Midgets 20-to-15 victory
over the Congress Heights Giants.
O'Keefe Gagged three baskets for the
winners.
Clever shooting by MacCartee. who
tossed six baskets. enabled the Mount
Vernon five to down the De Molay
quint, % to :.
Avon Athletic Club received a IS
to 26 beating at the hands of the
Perry five.
Displaying fast running attack, Ar
lington Athletic Club took the scalp
of the Independent five. Sc to Sc.
kulp. Southern and Fusco were the
individual stars.
Anncostfa Eagles continued their
winning streakaby defeating Lexing-
ton Athletic Club, 27 to 13. Nader
accounted for fourteen points for the
winners.
Epiphany MfdRets are to battle the
Warwick Props tonight at 1880
o'clock on the formers floor.
A battle from start to finish is ex-
pected in the Peck Reserve-Navajo
match tonight on the Peck court.
Yosemites will tackle a tough op-
ponent in the Interior Department
five Saturday night in Ingram gym
Aasium' starting at o'clock.