Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-02
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P. Sanborn. candidates for
Eastern High Schools track
~ team were to begin practice
today.
If Sanborn, who has succeeded Cor
don Rath as tutor of the Light Blue
and White cinderpathers, is to develop
winning team he faces much work,
as many of the outstanding members
of the 1927 combination have been lost
by graduation. :,
In this group are Ted Entwisle, half
miller; Bushong, high jumper: Hoinie
Hoffman, iavelin thrower: Pyles and
Bill Hutchinson, Shotputters.
Performers of more or less expert
ence. around whom Sanborn must build
his team. include the Miles twins, Frank
and Chester: Bill Wood. Glow, Roger
son. Jones' Everett, Holland. Shackle-
ford, Eisinger. Hughes, Tolson, Martin
and Bill Slye,
John Paul Collins. who this Fall was
appointed assistant principal of Eastern
High School, has been named as
faculty adviser on athletics at that
school to succeed Gordon Rath, re-
signed Collins, who formerly was III
charge of athletics at Business High
SoCI1OOl, IldS CIlhlSb VI al DIAACh-
ules and otherwise is active in the
work of the athletic department. A
man of pleasing personality who knows
athletics, it seems that Eastern could
not have made a happier selection as
athletic adviser.
Aspirants for Eastern's basket ball
team arc now down to energetic drilling
under supervision of Coach Sanborn. Ii
Sanborn meets with the same success
that he has had at other institutions
where he has tutored court SQUADS. the
Lincoln Parkers should have bang-up
quint this Winter
Capt Ted Cappelli, Ryan, Shapiro
and Billy Wood are among the sea-
soned players again at hand. Depend
ables who have been lost include
Bushong. Essex. Hogarth, Hoffman,
Depro, Oehmann and Smell.
Coach Mike Kelley is hustling his
Eastern High grid charges along in pre-
paration for their game Friday after
noon against Emerson at 3:15 o'clock
in the Eastern Stadium.
Showing of Eastern against Calvert
Hall of Baltimore in the seasons
opener for the Lincoln Park scholaStics
last Friday, when the teams fought to
a 6-6 tie, was satisfactory to followers
of the Light Blue and White. Calvert
Hall, which has its usual husky eleven,
defeated Eastern. in 1927, II to Z,
This afternoon Eastern was to scrirn-
mage against the fast Winton A. G.
eleven, which plays in the 150-pound
and unlimited classes. Action was to
start at 3:15 o'clock.
Hard work also Is in order these days
for the other schoolboy elevens of the
local group which have engagements
over the week end.
Aside from the Eastern Emerson bat
tie, Central and Dewitt are to clash
in the formers stadium at 3:15 o'clock
and Gonzaga is to entertain Calvert
Hall of Baltimore on Georgetown Uni
versity varsity field Both contests
should be we'll contested, the game
between Central and Dewitt having
aroused unusual interest, as 1t will
bring together these old foes of the
gridiron after several seasons in which
they have not met.
Seven teams will compete in the
annual junior high school champion
ship soccer ball series, which will start
October 20. Langley, which won the
crown last season; jefferson, Macfar-
land, Powell Stuart, Hine and Column
bia are the schools which will be rep