Evening star., 1927-03-25

~ENTRAL HIGH golfers are
prepping energeticaily with
view to defending their punhC
~ high crown. me biue aIiO
White linksmen will play then
first title match with Tech on Aprll =
Pag,,lars of the Central conbIna
fion include Capt John Shorey. Ju,
han Heron. Duncan Brooks, Marsnall
Morgan. Bert Edwards and Leonard.
Tho sulad also includes d nunDer
of others of tried worth and an array
OF promising newcomers.
Ensagements with Central. Teen
and Western, the annual nollle,allu,
home series with st. Chrlstopner
school of Richmond. traditional rival
and tits with Shenandoah valley
Academy. Bows Latin School OF BAL
rin1ore. Georgetown Prep, st. John $
of this citv. and McDonouSh Schooi
of baltimore, are high spots OF 81. Al
hams School base ball schedule. an
nounced by Manager Churchlh fran
els. Tech will be played luesuhy at
st. Adams IN the seasons s hfSt scho,
lastic game hereabouts. Inc ailnua
Southern trip will be mace oy St' -, a.
hams 70 meet ST. Christophers on
Nav and McGuire's School the fol-
lowing day. The date with McGulre s
has not been closed. but is soon eX-
nected to be. Eastern, George Wash
ingIon freshmen and Emerson, II II
decides to have a nine. are sought
10 complete the schedule.
If their pitchers come through, the
Wisconsin avenue Schoolboys snouIu
do well, AS indications are they VIII
have an improved team. both as TO
hitting and fielding. They WILL now
ever. have to overcome the loss OF
Morgenthau, their leading batter last
season.
George Fletcher and Bob Manning
of the 1926 team and Johnny Waters
and Johnny Bland, newcomers, are
the main mound aspirants. FIetcheI
and Manning were members or las'
seasons team. All are right t-handers
except Waters. Woody Weaver viii
do the bulk of the catching and the
inffeld probably will be made up OF
Manager Francis at first. Tom ASH :
worth at second, Frank Hunt. snort
stop. and Juddy Bowles. third
Though all the regular 1926 out
fielders are missing, capable fly
chasers are on the job in Eddie
Crouch. who also can fill an infield
lob in a pinch: Charley Fletcher,
s.Puz'' Chesley and Hank Riley. When
not pitching both Fletcher and Man
ming are expected to be used in the
garden, as they can field and are
bv no means weak with the stick.
st. Alban's can lose most of its
games and still count its season
success IL they conquer st. Christie
piers. The Richmond boys twice
took the local youngsters to camp
last season and ST. Adams is keen
to even scores this season. Before
meeting ST. Christopher's in the Old
nonainioy1 Canital on MAY the local
Saints viii entertain the Richmond
Youngsters at st. Adams on April %.
The st. Adams schedule:
March 29-Tech.
April Open: EForest Park
High. at Baltimore; 7--Western; II
Laurel High. at Laurel: 16-Shen-
andoah Valley Academy: 19-Boys
Latin School of Baltimore; 22-St.
Christopher's: 29--Open.
Nav 4-Central: 6--St. Christie
piers, at Richmond. s7-McGuire's
at Richmond (pending): 10-Donald- :
son School of Baltimore (pending);
13-McDonough, at Baltimore: IL
Georgetown Prep; 2o-St. Johns;
24-Open.
Manager /. w. Orme has arranged
IL engagements and may card anoth-
er for Devitt's tennis team for the
coming season. The opening match
win be with Woodward School in a
prep school league contest on April
8 on the Columbia Country Club
courts that are expected to be the
ecene of Devitt's home battles. Other
league contests listed are with George.
town Prep and Friends. st. Alban s
also will be engaged in non-league
slash. The local schooiboy racketers