Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

Y UPWARD Of so boys will com
pete in the first inrer-class
track meet to be held tomor
~ row afternoon at Eastern
High School starting at .
o'clock under direction of Coach COR
don b. Rath. It Is the idea of Rath
In putting on the affair to stimulate
interest in the cinder path sport al
Eastern and il il is successful the
meet probably will be held annually
Competition in both field and track
events will he in unlimited, Ito. 100
and SIS pound classes. Bulk of the
entries which will be received until
the last minute tomorrow are in the
unlimited group. The following have
filed their entries for the unlimited
events with John Roper, who is assist
ing Rath:
KohIer, Talbert, Klappas, Chamber
lin, Randall, Fllerton, Anderson, Cam
era. Steinkueller, Kirby. Glow May
Zambreny. Sadtler, Hollis. Cosimano,
NcGlathery, Lawson, Entwisle, Pat
terson, Eisinger. Brown, Elmer and
Frank Whitney. O'Brien. Shorb. Miles,
Wade, Brashears, Langhenry, Pal
mares, quinn, Hoffman. Oehman and
Roper.
In the Us and 100 pound classes,
Henry. Long, Suter. Taylor, Rogerson
and Hill are to show their wares and
in the 85-pound division. two boys,
Council and Hart, are entered for the
four events.
Officials for the meet include DIR. G.
Harris White, athletic director of the
high schools; Charles Guyon and /. b
Simon Of the Easternphysical train
ing staff, Hap Hardell of Tech and
Mr.. Gregory.
I'm other events tomorrow Business
and st. Johns diamond tossers are to
meet in the first regularly scheduled
game for both Western Highs pub
lie high championship tennis team is
to visit Garrett Park for tilt with
Georgetown Prep, and Western and
Central rif1emen are to meet on the
Central range in a match that likely
will go far toward settling the public
high crown.
Five base ball games and goli
match make up the heavy scholastic
card for Saturday. Excepting one, al
the diamond tits will be staged here
Combinations to see action will bt
Central and St. Johns at Central
Business and Catholic University
Freshmen at Brookland, GonZaga ant
Leonard Hall on the locals diamond
and McGuire's School of Richmond
and ST. Adams on the latter's field
Central and ST. Johns have boil
shown their wares. However, it vii
be the first scheduled game to bt
played by either Business or tht
Catholic u. yearlings. GonZaga vii
he making its seasons bow in playing
Leonard Hall St. Adams against Nc
CURES viii be engaging in its thlrc
game-e Dan Ahearn will take hi:
Western tossers over TO Alexandra
for the only game to be staged outside
the city limits. A public high titl'
match is scheduled for East Potomac
Park between Central and Eastern
golfers.
Today's card comprised four bal
games and a track meet. In the dia
mond matches Western was to max
its formal debut against st. Alban'
on the latter's field, Dewitt vas t
tackle Georgetown Prep at Carrot
Park and in practice brushes at East
ern Keane Seniors were to furnish
Eastern opposition, with Arcadiai
Seniors meeting Business. Coacl
AToore's Western track team was t
engage Episcopal High at Alexandra
That Coach KimbIe's Central team
is going to be mighty hard to bea
for the public high title in the serie
starting April 20 is indicated in tn
showing of the Blue and Whit
against University OF Maryland fresh
men yesterday at College Park, whe
the Old Line yearlings were taken +
camp, IS to 5. While Central shove
q batting punch and was generail
Impressive, work of its pitchers
Horace Duffy and Lefty Stevens
stood out. Duffy allowed but six hit
in as many innings and famed nine
and Stevens yielded not a singl
bingie and whitfield eight during tn