Evening star., 1925-02-12

sentatives of the senior and leading
An elimination series for teams un-
der $50 pounds. with the senior cham
pionship of Washington as the win
ner's prize, is the plan of the club,
the games to be played in Gonzaga
gymnasium
The meeting tonight will be held in
the Aloysius Club rooms. Al l street,
starting at o'clock.
Washington Athletic Club tossers
are matched with the Calvary NJ. L.
five, one of the teams deadlocked for
first place in the Sunday School
League, in the Congress Heights Hall
tonight. The Warwicks are scheduled
to appear in preliminary.
Epiphany Juniors and CIovers. both
aspirants for the junior title of the
city, will clash in the Epiphany gym
nasium tonight At 1880. Seminoles
and Epiphany Seniors will appear in
second contest.
Company c. I2Ist EnEiReers. knights
of Columbus, Princess and Indian
Head teams will perform at the Ma
tional Guard Armory tonight. Lib
Independents will open the program
at $50.
Their lineup strengthened by the
addition of Jack Smith, former Mary
land University freshman player. and
Ralph Bennie, Eastern High tosser,
the Anacostia Eagles had little dim
Guilty in handing the Petworth FIVE
40-to-2S setback. .-s
DaIEIish found the basket ten
times when the Mount Vernon Ath-
letic Club five downed the Northera
Juniors, SS to II, At the Y. M. c. A.
st. Paul Athletic Club basketers
were nosed out by the City Club i've
on the downtown court by 24-to-20
count.
kenilworth passers took A 19-to-13
defeat from the De Moiay Quint on the
Central High court.
After losing four straight games in
the Post Once League series Supply
tossers climbed out OF the cellar po-
sition by downing Mail Equipment
Shops, 4S to 80.
Friends scored a 25-to-I5 victory
over the United Brethren Ave and
First Presbyterians downed the CAL
vary Baptists, 46 to is, in the Chris
tian Endeavor League games.
Aloy.ius Big Five and American
Railway Express tossers will clash
in Gonzaga gymnasium tomorrow
night.
Oxford Athletic Club. reorganixed
under the managership Of Ralph
Hackeltin. exhibited great form by
downing the Immaculate Conception
five, 80 to 81, and the Chevy Chase
Seniors, Al to 3S.
Peerless Juniors, with record OF
80 straight wins. wish to book games
with other junior quints. Call Lin
coin 5137 after $50.
Liberty Athletic Cluh tossers. who
| were defeated, Al 70 81, by the Peck
| Reserves, will meet the Naval Re-
ton Barracks tomorrow night at
o'clock.
Peck Reserves and st. Stephen
Athletic Club basketers are booked
for a meeting in the Peck Memorial
gymnasium tonight.
Ro.edales, conquerors of Epiphany
Juniors, were nosed out by the Tre.
| mont Juniors, 81 to 2s. Siemon OF
| the Rosedales took high scoring hon
ors with six baskets.
Anderson performed brilliantly
| when the Columbias of Alexandra
| downed the Red Shields, A to 26.
Petworth Athlete Clubs court as
gregation went down before the at
| tack of the Peck Reserves by a count
| of As to 21. King and Tucker starred
| for the winners.
Cardinals emerged victorious from
a clash with the Tfemonts, the fina
tally being 20 to II.
Stantcns lost their second battl.
with an Alexandria Quint, the Ole
Dominion Boat Club five taking th'
long end of 3l-to-24 count. Al
half time the Stantons held tn,
margin, the score standing Is to IA
| Following the example of the
Alloys, the Old Dominion Boat C1ut
basket ball team iS going in for in.
tercity competition, and has booked
a contest with the Arundel Boat
|