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The Washington times., 1926-12-16
STRAYERS MEETS TECH

Strayer's Business College bas-
ketbali team, which has been up.
setting high school courtmen this
season, will engage Tech High five
today in the National Guard
Armory. The game is one which
was postponed from Tuesday.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16
The Staff That Cracked

DUCKY HARRIS had regular
ID quartet last spring consist
ing of Walter Johnson, Stanley
Coveleskie, Joe Bush, and Alec
Ferguson. Ogden was a sort of
fifth wheel, with Fred Marberry
the powerful relief finger. Harry
Kelley was seen in seven games
before slipping back to the bushes
This was the staff that cracked.
Awake to the fact that his staff
would not do, Manager Harris
shook it up. Kelly went back to
Birmingham after a sorry show
ing. Bush, after winning one
game out of nine, was released
outright. Ferguson was sent to
Buffalo after failing miserably.
His effectiveness mark of 1863
earned runs per game off his de-
livery was the worst in the league
for the season. Ogden worked in
four complete games in % ap-
pearances and was sentenced to
Birmingham. Dutch Ruether was
traded to the New York Yankees
Along came Emilio Palmero for
seven games before moving on to
Mobile and Jimmy Uchrinsko for
three games before going to Little
Rock. They didn't linger long.
Bucky was experimenting in mid
season. He had to, that's why.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16

1t was a make-shift lineup that
started the season and dropped sew.
eral games in a row. But 1t inn.
proved with each contest until. when
Gonzaga's strong team was encoun-
tered, the Strayer Quint was playing
first-class scholastic basketball.
The rapid improvement was eff.
fected, no doubt. by the coaching Of
Irving Sanborn.
Sanborn coached the North
Carolina University team that
won Southern Conference cham
pionship last season. Before he
went to North Carolina he
coached at Tech High School
here.
Strayer's suffered three straight
defeats after Sanborn took charge.
Baltimore. st. Mary's Celtics and
Business High each walloped his
team. which to some appeared little
more than a set-up.
It was a distinct upset when
Strayer's bumped off Gonzaga. 1t
was another when, Strayer's defeated
Central, which tied with Eastern
last season for the public school
title.
But when Strayer meets Tech to-
day, in the Boys Club gym. San.
born's charges will be the favorites.
The schoolboys overlook Strayer's
early games and think only of those
sinners hung on Gonzaga and Gen.
trail.
From the classes at Strayer's
SanbOrn has cOTralIed a number
of boys who PERFORMED with vari-
Gus high schOl teams. He has at
center, Joe CrOson, of Tech; Cap
CappelIi, Of Eastern: Tommy
David. of Western; Dave McGar-
rah. OF GOnZaga. besides Robert
Marshall. Bus Freed and Alfred
Coleman. none Of whom had any
scholastic experience.
Joe Croson Is the tellest basketball
player in Washington. But San
born soon taught him thing or two.
Croson kept on playing after San.
born left Tech and became a star.
Needless to say. perhaps, both
Croson and Sanborn are delighted
to be together once more.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16
GOLFING PARADISE

Two additional 18-hole courses
now being laid out near Pinehurst,
N. c., will give this golf center
total Of eight courses.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16
TEAM FOOLS.
SCHOOL BASKE TIERS
BY Il. ID. Thomas

scholastic basketball sudden
rapid
discouaging
well
a boys team.
Oddly enough girls way
field The girls team has been dsbandd and the males
The Washington times., 1926-12-16
BAN 'S[EAGUE SUPPORTS
lands IN BIC JOB

CHICAGO Dec 16That Judge Lands viii be invited to
his contract high commissioner of baseball during the joint
officials
thing when it became known that American
cudg threday passed resolution unani-
mcuy indorng the reelection of
The Washington times., 1926-12-16
BASKETBALL
STANDINGS

TOnight's Games =
WASHINGTON at Baltimore
Rochester at Cleveland.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Last Nights Results
New York. SO: Philadelphia. 70.
Fort Wayne. IS: Rochester. 81.
TOmOrrOw's Games
Rochester at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Saturdays Game
New York at Rochester.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16
YEAR
WAY

Washington's collegiate basket
BAH campaign begins tonight with
the dedication OF American Uni
versity's new 100000 gymnasium.
The attraction will be clash be-
tween Americans indicated Quint
and that OF Maryland University.
The varsity contest starts at 8
o'clock.
The Epiphany Roses. one OF the
smartest of the independent teams
in the District. win play a pre-
liminary game, beginning at z
o'clock, against the American Uni
versity reserves.
TOnight's game is the first OF
the season for Maryland's five,
and Coach ShipIey doesn't hest
tate to say that he may use
two candidates for every pO-
sition before the final shot.
The Old Liners are still to settle
down for the regular campaign.
However, victory for American
will give Coach Springston's lads a
place in the sun. This is but the
second year Of basketball at Amer
lean u. and to defeat such an
oIdtimer as Maryland win just
about make the youngsters out on
Massachusetts, Avenue.
American has won four games in
a row. three down in Virginia and
one at Gettysburg. Pa. Tonight its
supporters get peek at the team
for the first time this season and
there will be plenty of excitement
If Maryland is humbled.
It is young team wearing the
American uniform. Bill Banta,
guard. was with Central High a
year ago and Leon Schloss is a
graduate of the Epiphany Roses.
Jim Birthright made great repu-
tation at Central and Bruce Kessler
did likewise at Eastern before break
ing into tho collegiate game. Cap
tain Sawyer is one holdover from
last seasons team. The others
couldn't crowd out flaming youth
coming in from District high
schools.
Maryland, too, has several
stars who started with District
scholastic teams. or the five
booked to start tonight, Captain
Boyd, Faber and Dean were
high school players here. while
Hale and Zahn. Of the second
string, began with local schools.
Here is the probable starting line
up for tonight's first collegiate
struggle of the season in Washing
ton:
MARYLAND AMERICAN U.
Boyd ...F........-... Sawyer
Snyder ........s..F ............ SchIoss
Linkous ..........C....s. BiIthright
Faber ....s....s. .G......,...... Banta
Dean ............ G........ -. KeSsler
The coming Of the Washington
and Lee team gives District teams
a fine running start on the cam
paign. Tomorrow night the Gen.
erals will battle Maryland at Col
lego Park. Saturday night they
will be the guests Of the Cardi-
nails at Brookland.
Noxt Monday night George Wash
ington, raising the flag on its sea-
son, will entertain the tourists
from Virginia, and before the week
is gone American u. will take a
crack at the Generals.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16

lie NdIIOflAl League DarOnS, VINO"
arrived this morning to attend the,
joint session. had passed a similar
resolution at their conclave just
concluded in New York.
But the surface indications Of
harmony may not rule at the
joint session. The American
League barOns climaxed their
meeting by electing President
Ban Johnson as a member of
the advisory council to serve
with Commissioner Lands. The
latter and Mr.. johnson are
known to have certain we'll
defined ideas about running
major baseball league that do
not coincide.
What effect Johnson's election
TO the advisory board will have in
shaping the destiny of the present
meeting, and what Commissioner
Lands will say or do. remains to
be seen. Johnson's strength In
his own circuit indicates that a
fight to curtail the powers of Com
missioner Lands will be launched.
Other members Of the advisory
board are President John Heydler,
Of the National League, and Dale
Gear, representing the minors.
johnson was nominated for The
berth by Clark Griffith, president
OF the Washington club. Seven
clubs voted for him. The White
Sox alone refused to vote.
Another feature of the American
League meeting was change in
the Leagues constitutional. The
high spot of these changes was one
concerning the possibility of two
clubs being tied for the penuant at
the seasons close. 1t was decided,
In this event, to play a single game
to determine the championship.
Despite rumors of many baseball
trades, nothing official along this
line has been recorded to date. The
only announcement that limited of
q deal was that made by Jack Nc.
Callister, new manager of the
Cleveland Indians, who declared he
intended making a cash offer for
outfielder Kenneth Williams, of the
st. Louis Browns.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16
G. o. P. DUCKPIN
LEAGUE STANDINGS

LEAGUE RECORDS
High team game. Linotype. 693
High team set, Monotype. 164S.
High individual game. Simon and
Barnard. 1874 each.
High individual set, Barnard. $50.
Grea test number of strikes. Barnard
and Quigley, 20 each.
Greatest number of spares. Barnard. 20.
MAIN pPESS
The Washington times., 1926-12-16

Maryland, too, has several
stars who started with District
scholastic teams. or the five
booked to start tonight, Captain
Boyd, Faber and Dean were
high school players here. while
Hale and Zahn. Of the second
string, began with local schools.
The Washington times., 1926-12-16

Here Is the probable starting line
up for tonight's first collegiate
struggle Of the season in Washing
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