Evening star., 1926-12-07

nitely arranged matches, besides those
Of the public high title series, with
| Strayer's Business College. American
! University Reserves, Hyattsville High.
| Emerson, Episcopal High and Univer.
sity Of Maryland Freshmen.
Here's the way the list now stands:
December 1O-WOodward School at
| the Y. Nj. C. A.
December l4-Strayer's Business
College at the City Club.
December 22-American University
Reserves at American University
preliminary to American University
Varsity -Bridgewater College game).
December 29-Hyattsville High at
Hyattsville.
January 4-Emerson at Boys Club
gym.
January 7-Business at Arcadia.
January 11-Central at Arcadia.
January 15-Episcopal High at
Alexandria, Va.
January 18--Western at Arcadia.
January 21-Eastern at Arcadia.
January 25-Business at Arcadia.
January 28-Central at Arcadia.
February 2-University of Maryland
Freshmen at College Park preliminary
to Maryland University Varsity. .Stev-
ems game).
February 4-Western at Arcadia.
February 8-Eastern at Arcadia.
Indications are that the District
Junior preparatory school basket ball
league. comprising 13O-pound teams.
will be considerably enlarged this sea-
son. Teams alreday in line for member
ship. according to G. l.. Uerry) Hughes,
coach of the Woodward Y. NJ G. A.
School five, who organized the league
two years ago, are Dewitt Preparatory
School, Episcopal High, Friends, st.
Adams, Central and Western High
lights" and Woodward School
juniors. A meeting will be held to-
night at 1880 o'clock at the Central
Y. M. c. A. to adopt rules and
schedule. Woodward School took top
honors in the league last season and
st Adams was the winner the first
campaign.
An attractive schedule is being ar.
ranged for both varsity and junior
quints Of Woodward School. In addi-
tion to their opening clash Friday
afternoon with Tech, the big" five
will engage Business at the Y De.
cember 13; invade Hyattsville Decem-
Der 10 for crack at Hyattsville High;
tackle Western on the Georgetowners'
court December II, when the Wood.
ward 13O-pounders also will face the
western juniors, and appear against
Central at the Mount Pleasant gym
on December 21, with the 13O-pound-
ers of the schools again furnishing an
added attraction.
January 20 Coach Hughes will send
his varsity charges a second time
against Business on the Stenogra-
raphers' court and on January 27 will
line them up against Strayer's at the
City Club.
Return games will be played with
Tech, Central and Western by the
Woodward Varsity, that also has an
snc ncounter pending with Franklin
School OF the Baltimore Y. M. G.. A.
If Coach Hughes proteges show
creditably he may enter them in the
University of Pennsylvania tourna.
ment, in which they have been invited
." participate.
Gonzaga, after "cleaning up" on the
grldiron. is now getting ready for the
court season and the Purple passers
were listed to work this afternoon
for the first time. The squad Of up
ward of 80 that was expected to re-
port includes these veterans Capt,
Johnny Bozek, Jim Farrell, Gaghan
Fitzgerald, Mealey and Tom Farrell.
Newcomers of note are Dugan, AL
Farrell, Nolan. Byrne and Kane.
OF the Is engagements booked for
the I Streeters, all but four will be
played at home.
Strayer's for the Gonzaga gym on
December 13 will be the Puppies first
game
Other dates are:
December 16, Baltimore Poly, Balti-
more; 20. Business. GOngaza gym.
January 5, Eastern at Eastern; 8,
LOyOla at Baltimore; 12, Eastern at
GOnzaga; 13, Western at GOnzaga:
Is. Leonard Hall, LeOnardtown, Md:
20. St. Mary's Celtics, Alexandria, Va.
February 2, Leonard Hall, Gonzaga;
8, Hyattsville, Gongaza; 10, Western
at Western; IL, LoyOla, Gonzaga gym:
l6. Business. Business gym; rs, Balti.
more Poly, GOnzaga.