Evening star., 1925-01-15

In the preliminary, starting at ! 80,
with another contender for junior hC
Johnston and McCathran, forwards;
Southern, center, and Mudd and De-
Marco, guards, will make up the first
line of the Apaches attack in the
set-to tonight with Boyd, Ady, Gooch,
Clifford, Rice, Dornin and Carver rep
resenting the Washingtons. The lat
ter aggregation stacks up against the
City Club quint tomorrow night on
the downtown court.
Company c, 121st Engineers, Dis
trict National Guards, entertains the
Petworth five on the Armory court
tonight after opening its season with
win over the Truxtons. A prelimi-
nary between girls teams gets under
way at s o'clock.
st. Paul tOssers, conquerors of the
Yosemites, 33 to 90, are matched with
the Aloysius Big Five tonight in the
Gonzaga gymnasium. Play starts at
$3.50 o'clock.
Good shooting by Roche and Rit-
nour frightened the Post Ohice League
game between the G. A o. five and
the Third Assistants, the former win
ming, 80 to 4. The General Asscount-
ants are scheduled to meet the CAL
vary tossers on January 20, and the
Anacostia Eagles the following night
Epiphany Juniors defeated the Tre-
mont Juniors, "a to %, the Midgets
| outclassing the Kanawha Midgets, A
to %.
Fort Humphreys. has Cancelled the
game scheduled with the Calvary
M. E. quint for tonight.
Metropolitan Athletic Club tossers
are on the lookout for games with
| unlimited quints. Guy Harper, for
mer captain and star of Central High
School fives, is the playing manager
and may be reached at Franklin 1857.
Liberty Athletic Club basketers play
the Wintons in the gymnasium of the
old Eastern High School tonight.
WoOdlothinns. a girls court team,
| playing under the colors of Wood
! ward & Lothrop. are scheduled to
meet the Hyattsville sextet tomorrow
| and Mount Vernon tossers on January
| 20. Margaret Moore, the manager, is
| receiving challenges at Main $500,
Branch 112, between and o'clock.
At O'Clock tonight Cuthbert Jun
| iors and Olympias meet on the Peck
Memorial court in the first of three
game series to decide the 120-pound
championship of Georgetown
Lee Hart's Commercial National
Bank five is rapidly rounding into
form. After serimmages with teams
| of the Federal-American National and
the District National Banks, which
are scheduled for the near future,
the Commercial tossers will go after
honors in independent ranks of the
city.
Newly organized Seminole bask eters
open their season tonight against the
| General Post Office Ave in the Rose
| dale gymnasium. The Corby bakers
! Will be taken on tomorrow on the
Congress Heights court.
Dove Snyder, at Columbia 1909, is
scheduling games for the Les Amis
quint of 130 pounds,
Peck Reserves invaded the court
of Leesburg Athletic Club and regis
tered a S3-to-1s victory.
Red Shield tossers made their win.
Is straight by defeating the Ottawa
Midgets, 76 to II.
Hoffmrn of the Eastern Prep.
| starred when his team defeated the
Lincoln Park Props, IA to 10.
A free toss by Farran carried the
| Independent basketers to a 35-to-34
victory over Holbrook Athletic Club
Accurate shooting of the Argyle
tossers proved too much for the
! Woodside M. E. quint, the game end.
| ing 80 to 13 for the Argyles.
Palace Laundry Mfdgets were out
| classed, 80 to 26, by the st. Patrick's
Mount Vernon juniors defeated the
Irish five, 33 to II.
Montour tossers were nosed OUT Il
to IA, by the Columbia Heights five.
St. Stephens tOssers lost to the
Cuthbert4 five, 16-to4 liz