Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-11

ana others may pc duueu' ~ hOiiipei
of attractive Out-of-toWn engagements
have been listed.
Rath's view Is that trips are exceed
ingiy helpful to young athletes in that
they broaden the viewpoint. teach
poise and in other ways ala them
Jaunts SO far nave been arranged to
Annapolis on May TO meet the Navy
pleaes. May rs TO IIagerstown to en-
gage the high school team at that
place. and May - to Manassas. Va,
10 hook up with SwavelN.
Eastern's opening game will be IN
the Lincoln Park School stadium on
April 13.
Other dates follow:
April Is. Hagerstowu Wendinsl 20,
Alexandria high: p. GEORGETOWN
Freshmen at Georgetown; -. george
town Prep.
Nav ,. Western; ). Gonzaga; =
Navy plehes at Annapolis: 10, AieNan-
dria High at Alexandria; Il. George
town prem at Garrett Park: IL. Tech
II. Georgetown Freshmen: Is, Hagefs
town at HagerStown; 20. central; -
Swaye1v at Manassas; %. FredeflchS-
burg High: -, Business.
June ]. Swavely ,
Coach Charley Guyon plans TO can
his hattery candidates for initial prac-
tice the first week in March. biiA
Rankin, catcher. is captain
Track and field athletes OF three
Washington secondary schoolS WI
show their wares tomorrow night fof
the first time this season IN the inter
scholastic events at Richmond unuet
ausnices of the University OF Rlch-
,nond Dewitt Eastern and Teen are
schools TO be represented. Eastern mas
entered an especially large squad IN
Guiding a relay team that VIII hldhe
the tourney in a bus accompanied ps
Principal Charles Hart and Coach e'ot
don B. Rath. Buck . Brieh' 80:
iol,t Blue and White miller. is mas
nosed and will not make the trip
Dewitt has entered relay team
+he members of Which also VIII com
pete in g. number of other events. DICK
McCrew also will represent Dewitt.
Techs colors will be borne by TOUR
performers. -,
Eastern's relay four that will race
John Marshall High of Richmond ' a.
will comprise Henry Talbert. John Ro
per Robert Smoke. Joe Cosimano ana
BENJAMIN Mccullough, alternate. Dew
tits quartet will include Mickey Har.
ris Dick Garrett. John Teevens ana
Kirk Hopper or Dick McCrew.
Here are the local individual en-
tries: ~
tos tTech), Mullen (Techl Bottazle
EASTERN.
SS0.yard run-Teevens CDevitt), Don
aid Brown. Elmer and Charles Whit
ney Iastern), Shaw and Griffith
(Techl
seward high hurdles-Joe Cosimano.
Arthur Hagen, Richard Hollis, all OF
Eastern, ana Mickey Harris dewitt. |
Mile run-Ted Entwisle EASTERN.
High jump-Robert Camera ana
Herman Riley Gasternl.
Although Eastern's only track and
field engagement for the indoor season
IA the University of Richmond inter
scholastics tomorrow night the Light
Blue and White will have plenty TO do
during the outdoor campaign, their
dates for which follow:
May Z, University of Maryland IN
terscholastics; IA. Swavely at Ma
nassas; 81, c Club games; q, inter
high meet.
In addition efforts are being made
to arrange a meet with the Navy
plebes at Annapolis on April 30. and
failing in this Coach Rath will try
to card clash with the freshmen
team at some out-of-town college. A
dual test with Western likely also
will. be listed and informal meetings
with Coach Hap Hardell's Tech ath-
letes probably will be staged on the
Eastern field on Wednesdays. The
Manual Trainers plan to get in many
ticks on the Lincoln Park School
course as soon as the weather permits.
Manager George Kane of the Con
Zaga basket ball team today an
nounced a revised schedule for the
Purple tossers for the remainder of
the season as follows: February Is.
Business at Business; 10, Leonard
II a. 81
Prep; %, Baltimore Poly; March 2,
st. Mary's Celtics at Alexandria
An engagement with the George
town freshmen Is pending.
Gonzaga, coached by Ken Simon
dnger has had a most successful
season thus far.
The I Streeters lost their opening
game to Strayer's and bowed to
Georgetown Freshmen for their only
defeats.
Followers of schOO,b0y basket ball
teams will have to go out of the city
tomorrow if they would see their
favorites in action. No games are
listed here. but both Central and
Western have attractive engagements
on foreign courts. Bert Coggins' Blue
and White tossers will play twice.
meeting Swarthmore Props in the
afternoon at Swarthmore, Pa, and
Trenton School for the Deaf in that
New Jersey city at night Western
basketers, in tow of Coach Dan
Ahealn, viii invade Staunton, Va, for
a crack at the Staunton Military
Academy quint. Episcopal High of
Alexandria also is to travel, being
down for go against Tome Institute
at Port Deposit Md
TOday's scholastic card called for
clashes between Coach Jack Collins
Business passers and University of
Maryland Freshmen at College Park.
Dewitt and Georgetown Prep at Gar
rett Park. and Friends and Episcopal
in a junior prep school league game
at Episcopal.
Coach Dan Ahearns clever West.
ern High tossers are today on even
terms for the season with GonZaga as
the result Of a 1892 triumph over the
Purple IN sizzling battle yesterday
at Western. In a game q few weeks
age the ] StreeterS took the measure
of Western. A deftly-eXecuted floor
goal from the hands of Capt. Charley
Walker. who dribbled to,within range,
in the dying moments of the game
yesterday. brought victory to West
ern. Ahearn's charges fought an up
Hill battle To conquer, being behind
at the first quarter, TO s. In the
second quarter, however. Western got
hot" and not only oVerhauled the in
vaders. but swept to = 20-lg advantage
mt the half After intermission the
Streetels rallied CALAMITY. and at the
end of the period had again assumed
the lead. 20 TO "a. The final quarter
saw red-hot battling all the way until
Walkers shot finally decided the
issue.
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