Evening star., 1927-03-04

" ASTERN HIGH marksmen will
L. not sit idly by ard let Central
or Western walk off with the
IL public high indoor rifle cham
pionship. matches for which
start March 80.
Under direction of Capt. Lewis
Hayes the Light Blue and White
sharpshooters are getting in much
preparation for the titular tests, and
this week are engaged in a shoot with
Carnegie Tech freshmen. The Lin
coin Park School also will be repre-
scented by a 10man team in the ma
tioial schola site championship match
es now in progress. and Capt. Hayes
will uphold the schools prestige in
the international team matches to be
held Sunday at Camp Sims.
Apart from Hayes, the only regulars
left from last years team are Albert
Bean. who is assistant captain. and
Alton DenSlow. secretary treasurer.
This trio, together with Henry Bauer
and Ted Entwistle. appear just about
certain to represent Eastern in the
public high matches. Frank RodGer
II. y. Evans. Edgar Furnell and Earl
DAILY are aspirants who are vieing
for the sixth place on the combina
tion. Showings in the national scho-
lastic and Carnegie Tech tests will
determine who will get the call.
Dewitt swimmers have an engage.
nnent tomorrow with ArmyNavy Prep
School, at Baltimore. Western High
fencers will engage the Navy Plebes,
at Annapolis.
Just one more game for each re-
mains on the regular court schedules
OF Eastern High and Hyattsville High
which claShed last night at Hyatts-
Vile In contest from which the
Washingtonian emerged victorious.
27 to 81. The Lincoln Parkers are
carded to engage Augusta Military
Academy in the Eastern gym Monday
night and the Hyattsville tossers are
TO invade Hagerstown tomorrow for
q. crack at Hagerstowh High. East
ern will not take part in post-season
play. but Hyattsville will enter the
Statewide tourney among county high
champions slated to begin March 10.
Hyattsville has defeated Bowie, it's
lone challenger for the right to rep.
resent Prince Georges County in the
tourney. A warm reception probably
viii be rendered Hyattsville tomorrow
by Hagerstown as the up-staters were
trimmed when they visited Hyattsville
q few weeks ago. In last nights
game which was one of a triple
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of Company F, National Guard, at
Hyattsville, the host five put up a
fine fight against Eastern for the first
half which ended with Hyattsville in
front, ii to o. but Coach Charley
Guyon's boys got busy in the final
half and with Depro and Hoffman
leading a fusillade against the cords
outscored the home combination 16
points to a., Wright and Bailey were
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Central High basketers, who downed
La Sale High of Philadelphia, 35 to "a,
last night in the Penn tourney to-
night will meet West Catholic High of
Philadelphia In a semi-fnal match.
Last nights game was fine scrap
for the early stages, but in the second
half Coach Bert Coggins' smart little
tossers opened y an attack, led by
Forrest Burgess and Pete Nee. that
carried them to victory. Burgess and
Nee also gave CLEVER floor exhibitions
as did Crouch and Swift, Central
guards,
Ferdinand CappeIli, Tommy David,
Bill Coleman and Bus Freed, all
tossers of tried worth, will be among
the candidates for the Strayer's Busi-
ness College base bali team. Coach
Irving Sanborn expects to begin
prepping the squad about March Is.
Other aspfrafits expected to be on
the job include Harvey, Straughn,
Nalley, Duke, Kirby, Xanten,
Abraham, Maley, Pittman and Grimm.
Dewitt and Western fives were to-
make their debut today in the Wash
ington and Lee University tourna-
ment at Lexington, Va.
Under direction of Isaac 3. Simon
of the department of physical educa-
ton Of Eastern High, an Intersection
boys basket ball tournament Will be
played at that school starting this
afternoon Teams representing these
sections were scheduled to take the
floor today for six games: 12-1 VS..
1851; 1861 VS.. 1871; 1851 VS.. 321-1;
1852 VS.. 117-2; 214-2 VS.. 1852: 1892
vs. 1892. The tournament will be
continued on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday afternoons and will be