Evening star., 1927-05-18
WESTERN NEEDS LONE WIN
TO CAINDIAMOND HONORS
Scores, Il to III, Over Business and Now Only Tech
Stands in Its Path-Boys From Across Creek
Also Near Title at Tennis.
Ryan was the only stenog to take a

Ryan was the only stenos to take
set.
Summaries:
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Berg RSS 81, SO 90, o-S 81; TeTe W. dsissted
REap FWp DIE dsfs,te5 s 4sosard hard 81 fs& & kl5cH6 6@6
Bastion tWD defeated Tarshes 'bt' % !
Doubles-Mitchen and Kirchmeyer !w,ll
defeated Berg aud Leonard tB). o.
6--1.
Tomorrow, like most Thursdays for
scholastics, will be a comparatively
dull day. Just two attractions are
carded. Eastern is to journey to Col
lege Park to engage University or
Maryland Freshmen base ballers. and
Dewitt and Georgetown Prep are 10
face at Garrett Park in prep school
league tennis battle.
There was to be a deal OF action
today. however, though the weather ;
this morning was threatening. A
lacrosse game. five diamond Tits and
a track meet were on the books. Coach
Bert Coggins' Central High lacrosse
combination, the first schoolboy
twelve ever TO he organized here, was
10 make it's debut In formal competi
ton entertaining Marston School OF
Baltimore in Wilson Stadium. starting
=
were to travel to Annapolis to en-
gage the Navy Plebes. and diamond
trays here We're to bring together
Alexandria and GonZaga, Eastern and
Catholic University Freshmen, Cen
trail and Tremonts. and ST. Adams
and Donaldson School Of Baltimore
Dewitt was to meet the Navy Plebes i'm
a track meet at Annapolis. A tennis
meeting between Western and the
University of Maryland Freshmen at
College Park was listed. and there
was a chance that Eastern and Tech,
whose tilt Saturday was halted by
rain. might again get together.
4 couple OF unusually hard-fought
games were staged yesterday among
scholastics when Central bowed TO
Episcopal, to 9, at Alexandria, and
Georgetown Prep surprised by squeez-
ing out a 4-3 win over st. Adams.
Heavy hitting featured the game in
Alexandria and three home runs were
made by Central batters, one by Trod-
den and two by Colley. McCafferv
had the edge on Manning in the bang.
up mound duel that marked the ST
Alban s-Georgetown Prep game.
st. Adams and Dewitt racketers.
leaders in the prep school league, kept
oLCp SASAuely NASIl bOJI WOn Sll@
gagements, the former over Friends,
to l. and the latter by the same
count over Woodward.
Summaries:
ST ALBAN'S-FRIENDs.
singles5-Htzo tEl defeated. Train (st;
ai Gloves 9s 64 BSroeT s csrnd s. A sst dstea,ed
,si,og B,ogS6iIs;i;@Train snS cafpdaff iss ~ de,
Barber and sabin -'1ts' st Al defeated Glover
| DEvITT-WoODWARD
GR.r,ls5 7Ms So 81 MsEws s RiR,a,ss asisstsd sBd
| Doubles-French and Blanchard (D.l de-
| feated -Roome and Guertler lWD 6-3.
3-.6, TO: Duke and Maxwell d. de-
| 6-1.
Tech racketers proved easy for
| Episcopal yesterday at Alexandria,
losing, 0 to 5. the hosts taking every
| match in straight sets.
Summaries:
singles-Rhett tE.l defeated Rice (Tl,
"a e-3 Gibson G6 T defeated at a,l9iI,g< Big Tt
DoublesGDane and Gibson tEl defeated
Role Role I'E DEj DEF defeated sRuIta and Myers CfJ.
| 6-3. 6-3.
Because of injuries Woodward
| School has postponed it's game sched-
uled today with st. Johns. The Y.
Nj. c. A. teams contest with Stray
er's carded yesterday also was not
played. The latter team opens its sea-
son with Friends next Monday.