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Evening star., 1926-11-28
CHEVY CHASE QUINT
WINS SEVENTH GAME

Chevy Chase Centrals rang up their
seventh straight basket tall triumph
when they bested Army Medical Cen
ter quint in a warm battle. 25 to 90,
yesterday in the latter's gym. Baskets
by T.. Alexander and Small in the
last minute decided.
Chevy Chase. seeking the District
senior title, already has conquered
Cardinal A. G. Linworths twice, Po-
tomac Boat Club, Bethesda Ramblers,
Mount Rainier and Army Medical
Center. Centrals have scored total
of PAP points to their opponents 113.
In their next engagement the
Chevy Chase boys will tackle Colum-
bia A. C. at Central High gym We'd
nesday night.
For games with Centrals call Clar-
enc.9 Corby at Cleveland 1896.
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Foot Ball Always Ny Varied Career
COMPLETE STATISTICS
ON ARMY-NAVY BATTLE

By the Associated Press
SOLDIERS FIELD, CHICAGO
November 27.-Statistics of the Army
Navy game today;
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MY 25 YEARS ON THE CRIDIRON-I
BY WILLIAM ". ROPER,
Head Coach, Princeton University,

MOOT BALL always has been my
- game. From early boyhood /
liked 1t. Not only did ! like to
| play 1t, but I liked to watch it.
Ever will it remain my game.
ven now feel the sway of it's hold. /
Evening star., 1926-11-28

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Lineup and Summary.

lineup anu summary.
Chew Chase (25). Pos. A. NJ. c. (20).
F. Alexander. Left forward; Franks
1'ribfy ...... Left guard, VALLEY
Duryee .. Right guard ........ Wills
Goals from 90rA'hert6n n3i Tri6hv @ Frans neE
131 Noland. Valley Wills: Goals from
foul--F. A!exander % i'll 81. .Atherton %
in Randall II in p. Franks q in A, ,
Wills g IN ~. Hall q in -. Wicker Il
in q. holland a.. in -. substitutions--7
Chevy Chase-Small for Trihby. Army Med
ical Center--Wicker for holland. Hall for
Newton. Referee-Mr. Sumner N. NJ.
c. A.. Umpire-Mr. Birch.
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Lineup and Summary.

nTouehdowns--Aien' serivenerH, Elliott,
Points after touchdown-Shapiro .fcl.
neutrality-suspicious. for Anderson,
Simpson for Gator, Campbell for Dodd.
Thomas for Allen. Self for Thomas. Allen
for Roland. Hewitt for Crockett. Crupper
for Vaughn. Vaughn for Crupper. Crupper
for Cline, Elliott for Sutton. Sutton for
Brenner. Parsons for Ale.
-. Referee--Mr. Carl Dreifus tTulanel.
Cmpire--Mr. Greegan tVirginia) Lines
man-Mr Tulloch tMercersburgl.
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Wilson Gets Touchdown.

On the next play Wilson cut
through left tackle for touchdown.
Wilson kicked goal for the extra
point, making the score: Navy, IA;
Army, Z.
sprague kicked off to schuber. who
caught the ball on his 12-yard line
and ran it back to~the Navy 36-yard
line. Ransford cut through right tao
kle for yards. Ransford ripped
through the same hole on the next
play for yards and first down on
the Nayy's 4S-yard line. Hamilton's
pass to Lloyd bounded out OF the
receivers arms and was incomplete.
Navy's criss-cross. with Schuber car
rying the ball, was smeared without
q gain.
Hoerner of Navy was hurt on the
play and took time out Hoerner was
helped off the field and Warren re-
placed him at center for the Navy.
Hamiltons short pass to Born was
incomplete and Navy was penalized
s yards for off-sids. It was the fourth
Evening star., 1926-11-28
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Sports Editor. The Star.

" V WHO'S Jack OnsloW? Only
\ n vague answers to this ques-
NM tion, asked frequently since
the recent announcement
that he had been signed
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Copyright. 1Qc6.}
Evening star., 1926-11-28
METHODIST WILL PRESENT
FORMIDABLE COMBINATION
Squad of 25 Already Is Working Out for Campaign
Which Will Open December 9-Maryland TO
Be Host New Gym Is Opened.

The Methodists will opeu their cam
paign December Q when they ara
carCied 10 tackle BridScNatcr Colle,s
at BridgeWater. Va.
The schedule. all games 10 Iva
played at the American gym unless
otherwise indicated. follows:
December 9-Bridgewater College at
Bridgewater. Va.
at Dayton. Va.
December l1-Metlical College Of
Virginia at Richmond.
December l4-Gettsburs College at
Gettysburg.
December 16-University OF Mary
land.
December 20--N ashingtOn and Lee.
December ee-Bridgewater.
january 4-(Iallaudet al Kendall
Green (pendingD -.
january - York Technical Insti-
tute at York. Pa.
January II = George Washington
University (pendingJ
january 15-Lynchburg College.
january 20-Western Maryland at
Westminster. Md.
January 22-Rlue Ridge.
February 4-NeW York | University
February 8-GeOrge Washington al
G.. ". tpendingl
February Il--Gallaudct pcnGingJ
February 12-Nedical College "f
Virginia.
February 16-ShenandoalI college,
February 18-B!ue Ridse at New
Windsor, Md. (prnding.l
February 19-Blue Ridge pending
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JEFFERSON PARK

Drummer Boy. ll5 iHastlngs,. $3.50. - g..
81 40. won; Saragasso. - ,Ihomasi. -.
so, sec9nd; P3iat1ne 10 S.H NJ :; o'O
start. JulIette Esquin. Shasta ir,sr. flitrc'
sixty Nixon. Practical and e,eg Marsou sI-l
ran
SECOND RACE. al ages ~ iu-ioogs
$3.50. won: Temerairce: l1s ,Ihouss
$500 $3.50 secoi.d. Cornreit. !Of 'P't.
reccal. So third. 1IfIc. - -. Bas."
Plcnlc. Torchboy, WniteNs,h and bun
Ihorne also ran.
THIRD, RACE. @,Eear -oiis and uo; one
S54O. $500. won; Sir MalncC. lo3 Bal. -
tRan). 81 20. third. Time. ! ~ ID SIS
ter Sue. Ask HIM sporty HcGee. Grren
FOURTH RACE. "eyear-olds. up O. IN
longs-Dedans. III Garner. >4.s0 81"
So 40 won: Ores % II. 1l@ tSmlth'. ~ 80
S3.2o. second; Nuldoon;. - Conn1li!
Doc Horn. Peggy Bleisoe Rod1so and u.
FIRTH RACE. ~ ages. 81, mriorr.
Vespasian. 1913 'keIsayb. - -. 81. so"
won Narrator. l"2 '1horas' ;. 49,
$40 third. Time. :od b. Nal,ina X.
Thistirrold and OppernIan aisnn ran.
SIXTH RACE. 3.ynar- Ol4s aud Up. . y
longs-Col Board. 100 tR,usser SO 40
g. s44o won; Ronp; lGs l6.3fmag
.hird Time. 1:I4. Myra NJ. RasI!i snd
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year. olds up: mile
Blackwand l0i Barnettl, - ~ 50. 81 50
TINE 142 My Biddy Reliable. Ens. Dough
o Regan and Gorget aso ran.
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ROCHESTER PROS TONIGHT
OFFER TEST FOR PALACE

The Centrals flashed Improvement
in the final half last season when Bar
low joined the club. In the opening
game this season Barlow scored three
goals from scrimmage. vieing with
Marty Barry, ace OF the Centrals, for
individual scoring honors.
These two players will bear watch
ing in the games at Arcadia Hall to-
night and tomorrow evening.
Barry gave Rusty" Saunders a
close race for scoring honors in the
league last year, averaging seven
points per game. He was rated as
the best A. a. L. forward in the game
two years ago and has continued his
sensational work since the Centrals
turned pros.
Should Palace beat Rochester the
local five will stand out in this pen
nant race--at least in the first round
Of competition. Hav wing Waloped
Philadelphia and Brooklyn, they now
are sporting a 1000 per cent aver
age, along with their old rivals the
Cleveland Rosenblums. Since Brook
lyn gave the Roseys rub for honors
at Cleveland Thursday night, and
since Philly beat Baltimore. Palace
looks best Of the lot on paper.
But there still is that jinX team,
Rochester, on deck for two games in
a row. The Contrals are to Palace
what the St. Louis Brownies are to
Bucky Harris Mats They are
mighty hard combinations for Wash
ingtOn to beat
Evening star., 1926-11-28

Schedule makers often decide close
pennant races, whether in base ball or
basket ball. Many claimed the sched
ule favored st. Louis Cardinals in the
stretch drive OF the last National
Base Ball League pennant race. Last
year the Palace five was not given u
fair break by the schedule.
These breaks" cannot be forecast
before the season opens. Conditions
make them. For instance, Palace
met Rochester in the second half of
last seasons race, when the Centrals
had reached their tull strength, and
then the locals were suffering from
the strain of hard battles with C!eve-
land, Brooklyn and Buffalo. AS a
result. Palace lost three out of four
games played with the CentraIs and
slipped away from first place.
This year another schedule prank
has been played on the Washington
club. Palace faces these Centrals in
two games here tonight and tomor
row night, playing both games of
the first half with Rochester in sue
ccssion. That may prove 81 "break"
against Manager Ray Kennedy's
squad.
Palace has shown q slight weakness
at center. and there seems no hope
of improving this before these two
clashes with the CentraiS.
On the other hand. Rochester dash
ed off to flying start against Chi
cago. winning handily, So to 81.
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JUAREZ RESULTS

ta4sas EsRsI RAGH'ys''1'f yfsa iSs Sa.t2I 2oa
s929 $40 Won sps'r0sH s' i94 1t,-rs, rsnidfr
GGreeHi e n $40. tn,rd. Tinc. lis. Doves
Roost. Kinetic, Jake Field. Floren"s Frye,
tor. Reno Lady. st. Pierre and AL Porte
SECOND RACE 3, far,old and ysp:
81 so. won Bob Kay. 10 M M4skiid', So"
ss2s0' .econd ssnspeur, !,d H. - H2m9Iy D..
TrIIRD RACE: oar-oit md, -: 81
$3.50. S&.sH. 'Ton: Lorcna j.. ijf collins. .
-. $500. second: Ola Pou. III Ions
-; 80. third. Time. / ~ -. ODDS L.EH'.
Emma Gailford Top tons Fita. Bohol"
Brown. IA.tle Reb. Foe and BIazonry aiep
FOURTH RACE 2yssr-olds; Oh, fur
$2.20. won: Ben Ward. 100. tMsskrd,
s2SG 5n: So ssscOnd sbr noTf ,me nla"fe os M G9
Woifiower H. Joker Atheraine. Wildire. Jr,
and Lai9mIe "a also ran. -
mile Sweet and low il5 iDo!loql. $3.50,
81. S.. won; Arrsyan, 10, arnsworth =.
$449; sa$9. second; YGrks'ir" Hp'd no. IT,:
Yo%Hs cGm"re ST 'G@ Tom anndcrs RomsdS ii
Old Faithful and Krel,1una, also ran
SIXTH RACEI3;ycsr-glds anG ~: fn4,-
$3.50, So. Won: f'n@le Ei'I. 100. iYat.,
IFarnswortn, !, sl.Go, thirI. lime. ,il -.
Chet. Little Tokalon:. 40 N9n'i"~. Cham =
Iona. hlsn Gard lnd Nan M"ktin'y also ran
$500. $50, Won; judge l'r;os. 9s. 'PG,.
trich'. $50 80 50, second Tt.ro ". y"
pen, A Lester, Bdoy DoIl ali braedal5"ne
also ran.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
TRIO ON OLD LINERS
ON ALL-STATE TEAM

Three University Of Maryland men
have been placed on the all-State foot
ball team as selected by Donald Cas-
sell Of the Baltimore Evening Sun.
They are Earl Zulick, left tackle;
Myron CMike) Stevens, halfback.
Zulick and Stevens were declared
outstanding players among the eleven
picked. Navy was excepted in the
selections and only Maryland, West
ern Maryland and Loyola are repre-
scented, st. Johns Of Annapolis, Wash
ington College and Mount st. Mary's
failing to have man in the elect.
"Only one has been seen on Mary
land fields this Fall who compares
with Stevens and he is Orvill Neal of
Western Maryland" wrote Cassell.
What pair of backs they would
make on the same machine"
Cassell's complete selection follows:
Mallonee. left end. Johns Hopkins.
Weinstock, left tackle, Western
Maryland.
NOsser, left guard. LOyOla College.
Desmond, center, LOyola College.
McRohie, right guard, Western
Zulick. right tackle, University of
Maryland.
Dent. right end, University of
Mary!and.
McMains. quarterback. Western
Maryland.
Neal. left halfback, Western Mary
land.
Stevens. right halfback. University
of Maryland.
Byrne, fullback, LOyoIa College.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, November
27.--The second Of the series Of foot
ball games for the unlimited cham
pionship of northern Virginia will be
played at Dreadnaught Park here TO-
morrow afternoon with Fort Humph-
reys and Alexandria Fire Department
elevens meeting at 3 o'clock.
in the first contest the Ffremen
piayed listleSslT and lost, IA TO =, TO
the Enciuerv.; alTer being rated as
having a slight edge over the visitors.
However. ~" 'sroke-eatel" are
again in their stride, according TO
yhe;" coaches and tomorroW'S game
may have q different ending.
Washington and Lee High School
Of Ballston. Va. iS to play Alexandria
High here Tuesday afternoon on
Hoxton Field at o'clock In the final
game for the foot ball championship
of the second athletic district. The
teams battled to a scoreless tie III
their first game for the title.
While the one remaining scholastic
foot bail game Is still occupying major
interest Of schoolboy athletic follow
cr-s In this city, the basket ball teams
of the three schools have started
practice, with the opening games not
far off.
Alexandria ana Episcopal both have
squads numbering in the thirticS.
while George Mason has about four
fun teams drilling. Alexandria will
open shortly before Christmas. with
Er:scopal slated to start on January
12 at Manassas Va, playing Swavely
Preparatory School.
George Mason may get action next
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TIAUANA RESULTS

Jgha FINN, ls.d i9F ,rtss5e tsa Ss.l sSS So
third. Time 40. irish Judy, Deep blue
BrazCn TUinette. Douglass H: Johnson
Miriam Wood. Holly Glrl and Ike Harvey
sht0ND RACE, .;year-oIds; 3 tgrlons>M0 tn s4 ~
won: Jola Shot, / ~ tCraigmile!: ~, S39ioo
third, Time. 1913, Jay Zee, Llnle, Anchor
'Sf. I.AIkD h1a KA$Es I 3$ssE;eld, ana @R;o r. nile
ksrTs bs4dso 1YS iSs S55VS
third. Time, AS; frvington, Brian Kent
any FoGRTH RACE. / 4-yesr-olds, and up; 9
furlongs-Ormesvale ia lHexhaD So 40
$3.50, So. 40. won; Conelqsiye. IL (Mantz .
bird. Time. 1:16. Star Cloudy, Be More
on !, anA ;,nGl,I IHam!p, !,9 also ran; ,a. ~, , kU.
iqrlonFs---Merry, Chase, l12 tPeternelll,, J. .
Eis3oni, t2:2Ei 81 q out It," second q9ee" Anna
SIXTH RACE :!~year.0ds and up: mile
and 20 Xards.1ouer =, de Lion. 112 Dalton
(Huntanerl. $500. So, second: Pathan 10!
T -. $3.50. third Time :45 a wilt
rt:S Wood. Mushon and John Johnson, ir.
" SEVENTH RACE. all ages: a. furlongs
Star Dust l09 Barr $50. Sc $3.50.
sSsa tsd s''9Ga zine ES93G SsS 1O5 5d fshs ksksDo
anf fhisHTh sh411f K RAcE si9 ran 4y.sro1s and NJ,
81 a. So %. IS. 40 Won, Kl!auea iii ~
VIA $500. - 10 sec2nd; Best Fellow, 1O6
cSmouston zeso, '41Ta Mayor 1@s Hoas. SUPER
visor and WynnewOOd also ran.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
Tbe Gbering Star
BOYS CLUB

others 1t may be that the Othe"
fellow uses a play that will he instrn-
mental in winning game for YOU
team. if studied and practiCed.
Practice is most important aft"t
having played game. Whether YOU
have won or lost. there alWa%s are
certain flaws in the work Of tolI|
team that can be corrected if given
the proper attention.
There are too many boys who arc
not inclined to take the game serious
ly. Many good teams have heen
broken up by the failure OF players T."
report for the practice that might
have meant the difference between
victory and defeat.
There arc others who fail To appear
for games. They force their man
ayers to use substitutes and Wealen
the team.
The most valuable factor In basket
ball Is experience. Practice ls the
surest and probably the only method
of attaining it. Il is always the boys
who are willing To learn and seen
trying that get to the t"p.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
VIRGINIA EIEVENS
in CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

Saturday night with the st. Mary s
Celtics as opponents at the Arrnory
Hall.
st. Mary'S Celtics basket ball team
plays again Tuesday night, entertain
ing the Columbia Heights Christian
Church five at I,yceum Hall in a game
scheduled for $40 O'Clock. CeIt'cs
have not won q regular game this
season. losing to III" Washington pro
feesionaIS. Kanavh:1 Athletic Club and
central High School. after winning
four straight starts N practice games
against fast Washington clubs.
Vircinia Athletic Club-AleXandric
FYre Department foot ball game for
the city championship probably Will
he played here December 5. The bat
tie will also have an important bear
ing on the northern Virginia unl1m-
ited title.
Billy Wood, who is at present bust
ness manager of the Alexandra FIRE
Department PrepS, 135-pound grid
iron champions Of this city, has beeh
named an adviser of the Virginia Pub
lie Service Co. quint.
Joe Hamilton. local youth has
been showing we'll as d candidate for
guard on the St johns High School
team in Washington and is eNpccte"
to start as a regular in the opening
game.
Jake Preston has matched Harry
Nixon. Army champion. and kiatu.
Turk grappler, for the feature match
on the next American Legion wiea-
Ting card.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
WOMEN in SPORT
Capitol Athletic CIub members vii
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

Capitol Athletic CIlb members will
meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at
W ilson Normal School for the weekly
class in limberinE. stretching and aero
batic dancing. Tuesday night at I
O'clock the ba sket ball squad will meet
for regular practice which will be fol
lowed at s O'Clock by the bi-monthly
meeting of the club. All members are
urged to attend this session as some
important business must be discussed
Tar~ practice will be held Wednesday
night from 7:40 to $40 in the Y. w.
c. A. pool on l. street
Cp-tO-date bowling alleys will be
one of the features ot the new y. w.
G. A. building which la under construc
ton at Seventeenth and * streets
northwest. according t0 Marion Meigs,
physical director
At present. y. W. G. A. boWlerS re-
pair to the King Pin alleys each Fri
day night from : 10 for practice
Much enthusiasm has been registered
this Fan in the sport and when the
new quarters are available. after
March |. 1927, the pin spilers hope to
arrange extensive competitive sched-
ules with other teams in the vicinity.
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BOWIE RESULTS

s.sss S3&Sa Sns5 SaGE
Time. j :97 =. Jenny Dean, Pomonkey. -MeT-
man. Olive Dexter Star Mirth lhby: PaIii, PaIilic
SECOND RACE. all ages; 5's inr'cnFs0 s.g -
APOSTLE Aon sIard m isteIIen' sSo 81 i" 90 Z. 70 rs
second: ec" ;i'S Nat Evans. 1o6 IWorlmani. 81 80
third. Time :0G =. Bontaud. Titan. Titna,
Msth. Gr.erson. "insome and Junlata III
'TBiiRD RACE, 3:year-olds; ! mile and
% yasds117i@a9l%Fh 9% FaIley l9o i% BenhaImi q q
tStevensi $50. S43O second: Ingrd.
100 (A5cN. $50. th.rd. Tine, :46". .
Comet, Duration. Lrsa Major and Rejuvena-
FfoHETa5 65 Rae, RAGE, 23fas94s y 90 s. 50 z 60
GH 4lso. second: H- social Mug 10 o Donneln
shrd od T3si tein Gontffabplaa febersn
Hss Eas SLACK M0fsy Psthsr MAid Ambon tesn
Play and War Eagle also ran. ..,,. and
FIFTH fprlensHarr3 EAfs 2'efI,RRtq' BaRer loo Abs
sSiS i sssqPd ,Sii% AFRi5s &$s
dogispa LIsSt view and IS; sonsn,ai ami also 4; Taa ~
SIXTH RAE EfAr9ids 6s Benhsn1 and
$3.50: second s!T LeOgid Is 100 ,,aG,5 ,WSEk
Scissurs. SIMEON Speedy Prince, Powder.
RED WlnSfield Sam Smith and Who Knows
NE sEs'VGRNTHH EVE tfHH RACE. 3-year-olds up; y.
milesDCenister. 100 Brown,1,, go ~" a.
M Merser d9 s"G IS 90. "%2 $500 nos %Gond Millvick
iii Cooper, 500. tbh.rt. 1ime; Etn. ~:
Ggeda furfs AoPG1 a1orei saas9 9a s EVE
" aiso ran.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

" IGHTEEN games appear on the
l. attractive schedule arranged
for the 1897 campaign OF
IL the Catholic Uuiye- sIfy basket
ball team. All but five Of the
contests are to be staged in Washing
ton, an even dozen being listed for
the Cardinals court il the spacious
gymnasium AZ Brookland.
Such teams as Navy. t'Urdham, New
York University and Yale have been
booked. the Fordhsm qllint 10 De en-
countfred twice Besides the trip to
Annapolis for the tilt with the mid
shipnlen. Catholic University VIII go
on the road the second week IN Feb
ruary for four games with Northern
sEgregations.
me-and-hone arrangements have
been made with Fordham and George
Washington.
Institutions of the South Atlantic
section figure prominently in the
schedule The Cardinals open their
campaign December 18 against Wash
i0eton and Lee, and conclude 1t Feb
ruary 26 against Mount st. Mary's.
Six other South Atlantic colleges will
be me..
Two teams Of the local college group
have games. Gallaudet being listed, IN
addition TO George V ashington.
G. L. Squad Strong.
The Cardinals will be coached again
this year by Fred Rice. former George
town and George Washington star
basketer, who has had charge Of the
development OF teams al Brookland
for 10 years.
Rice has an abundance Of material
from which TO build a team capable
ho fc1 ar
Catholic University. which annually
has turned out formidable floor com
binations. All OF last Winters regu-
lar lineup are at hand, while a num-
her of strong players from last years
freshman squad are ready TO make
Evening star., 1926-11-28
DEWITT AND GONZAGA
TO MEET FOR TITLE

With the public high school series
history, followers Of District sChoolboy
CridirOu act'vities ar" cow awaiting
with interest the clash between Con
ZaGa. 1928 District scholastic cham
pion and the sturdy Dewitt Prep
eleven. that takes place Wednesday
Afternoon AZ Clark Griffith Stadium.
The Purple has shown great power
this season and Degassis' men also
have displayed an estimable punch.
Four regulars of the Tech High
eleven that tied Western for the title
in the recent public high school grid
iron series will be lost by graduation.
They are John Snowden, center;
Frank Stutz, tackle; Shaw Black
istone. quarterback, and Paul Casassa.
end. One reserve, Mcdonald, also will
be missing
Coach Elmer IIardell of the Man
ual Trainers says the fact that the
squad had use Of the gridiron at Clark
Griffith Stadium. through the courtesy
OF President Griffith and Secretary
treasurer William Eynon of the
Washington base ball club, aided
greatly in Techs development.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL BASkETERS
READY FOR HARDER WORK

H. P. Sanborn. former Tech mentor.
who last year tutored University Of
North Carolina Quint to the Southern
Conference title, Is coaching the
Strayer's squad. and Tommy David.
former Western High dribbler, will be
captain.
In addition to tomorrow's game,
these engagements have been listed
for Strayer's, all to be played here, un-
less otherwise indicated:
December Q. Gonzsga:, Ia, Tech; Is, Gen.
trail: go. Alexandria High. away.
January 7, Eastern "a. Catholic L.
Freshmen; %. Woodward School.
Three Washington schoolboy fives
are to meet Mount st. Joseph's Col
lege tossers of Baltimore this season
according to the Saints schedule just
announced. Business High is listed
for December {. at Baltimore; Western
High here, on January 10, and at Bal
timore January 20, and Dewitt Prep at
Baltimore January 2S and here Feb
Iuary 81.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

In preparation for the champion
ship series that will begin early In
January. basket ball squads Of the
public high schools soon Will get down
to intensive drilling.
All have been working out for some
time, but activities for the most part
have been confined TO conditioning:
The next several weeks Will see an
the squads in competition and doubt
less will be known ast to their capabil-
tiles by the time the first game of the
series arrives.
Basketers of Strayer's Business Col
lege will open their season tomorrow
afternoon, playing host to Baltimore
Poly passers in the City Club gym
at $50 o'clock. 1t is expected that
Strayer's will take the floor as follows:
Cappelli and David, forwards; Cole
man and Marshall. guards, and Croson,
center. Other talent includes Waters.
Simpson, Souder, Meats. Cocknell and
Roy.