Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-18
TWIRLERS AND CATCHERS
ARE PRACTICINC INDOORS
F. w. Glenn Formerly of Business, Is i'm Charge of
Squad--Scholastic Basket Ball Aggregations
Near End of Their Schedules

~ ARTERY candidates at Tech
L. High are now tossing the ball
n around in the school yard.
X and when the weather is bad
are being given skull practice
indoors. Through the courtesy of
Coach Jack Collins of business the
gymnasium at that school is at the
disposal of the Mckinley boys on Ger
tain afternoons. +. w. Glenn. former
~ of Business. who is coaching base
bah at Teen for the first time, expects
to get his whole squad out for first
practice around March ! ut Washing
ton Barracks He is not permitting
use of gloves for the first couple
weeks, as he does not want the boys
handicapped by sore arms.
Coach Glenn faces a hard task to
develop a formidable nine this Spring,
many 1926 dependabies having been
lost. mainly by graduation.
These include Capt. Nelson Jett and
Gene Dulin, pitchers, who also played
the outfield; "Tubby" lille. catcher:
Bill Werber. third baseman; Lucchesi,
second-sacker, and Roger Snyder.
Shortstop.
Members of last years squad at
hand this Spring include William
Schofield and Louis Berger. outfield-
ers, and Bruce F'ales. first baseman.
who were regulars: Harry EnSor and
Julius Forrest, pitchers; Paul Brown,
catcher, and Chester Mills, second
sacker.
In addition to Ensor and Forrest,
pitching candidates include Louis
Scagnelh. Charles Crisis. Leo Finn
Jack Hall. Gregg McC'ure, John Moi
fatt, Grover Nicholas. Harold Nor;
wood, Roland Price, Horace Rose
RnDTrC Sr,ioal Pol t,I.
Van Geuder and Beans.
Those aspiring to catch aside from
Brown are Jules Sorrell, August Ter
neak. Harry Carver. John Sherry,
George Nogel, John Loving. Pat Ohm
stead. Oscar Pittleman. Thomas Jones,
Ernest Augusterfer, Robert Dudley.
Robert Bourdine and Thompson NaIey
and Paglino.
Albert Goergens. manager, is hard
AZ work arranging an attractive
schedule for the Tech nine In addi-
ton To the dozen games now planned
number more probably will be listed
including some home" contests on
Washington Barracks diamond A
nigh spot of the card will be Il short
Trip to Virginia to engage Staunton
Military Academy on May 20 and Mas
sanutten Military Academy the follow
ing day.
E1eFe Is now Techs schedule looks
now:
March est. Adams.
April 9-Episcopal at Alexandria. IS.
University of Maryland freshmen at
College Park; 20, Catholic L. Frosh.
80. Swavely School at Manas ses. Va.
May e. Georgetown L. Frosh. 6.
BUSINESS; is, Eastern; 20. Staunton
Military Academy at Staunton. Va; 81.
Massanutten Military Academy at
Massanutten. Va; "a, Western: 81.
Central.
Three games involving local scho.
lastlc flves are carded for tomorrow.
Only one, however, is to be PLAYED
here. Central will engage Boys Club
Celtlcs at the Boys Club gym tonlor-
row night starting at $40 o'clock.
Gonzaga is down for a go against
Leonard Hall High at Leonardtown,
Md, and Friends School is to invade
Baltimore for a crack at McDonogh.
Dewitt School swimmers are to
match strokes with Navy Plebes at
Annapolis tomorrow.
Two public high court teams are
closing their seasons with games to-
day. Eastern High was to meet
University of Maryland Freshmen at
College Park this afternoon in the
finale for the Lincoln Parkers and