Evening star., 1928-10-17
WILL STAGE HARD
PRACTICES TODAY
Biz Plans Being Made for
Z Contest-G. U. Props to
Play Saturday.

ball squads this afternoon were
to engage in their final hard
~ drill in preparation for their
clash Friday afternoon in
Central Stadium, which will mark the
opening of the annual public hlgn
school championship foot ball series.
Tomorrow only light. polishing session
will be in order for both SQUADS;
Neither Ty Rauber nor Mike Kelley,
Central and Eastern coaches, respec-
tively. have fully determined their
starting line-ups for Fridays battle.
Possum Holland and Chester Miles loom
as likely successors to Jim Munro at
center for Eastern. Munro suffered an
elbow fracture in the Dewitt game last
Friday which has put him out for the
remainder of the season.
In preparation for the game a pep
meeting of the Alumni G Club OF Cen
tral will be held at the Racquet Club
tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. There
will be short talks, school songs ana
yells. = ..nt
Candidates for Central High Schools
basket ball team are being hustled
along by Coach Bert Coggins. Capt.
Kenneth Fisher, who can play either
forward or guard. is the lone seasoned
performer left from last Winters cham
pionship team. Burgess, Lemon, Colley,
Burch, Castell, Woodward and Nichols
are the. .stalwarts who have been lost.
Aspirants include Broadbent, De Lisio,
De Veau,f Rice. Green Lowell. Ron1lg,
Monk, Joray, Parks, Parkins, McGann,
Stan, Lampson, Baitz, Mason ana
Bradley.
A score of games already have been
booked for the Central quint, and sew
eral others will be listed.
The schedule. as it now stands, fol-
lows:
December 81, Hagcrstown High at
HagerStown.
January l, Alumni; 4, Western; 8.
Business; II. Tech; Is, University of
MARYLAND Freshmen, at College Park;
1s, Eastern; %, Western; Is, Business;
90. Tech.
February 2. woodrow Wilson High, at
Portsmouth, Va: 5, Eastern; 8, Wood
row Wilson High: 9, Navy Plebes, at
Annapolis: Is, Atlantic City High, at
Atlantic City: Is, Millville High, at
Millville, N. j.: %. York High. at, York;
%. Bethlehem High, at Bethlehem; 26,
University Of Pennsylvania Freshmen,
at Philadelphia.
March 2, Princeton Freshmen, at
Princeton.
OIlS WIlRO anu 1IlUIIlaS 0SAldASA0 oAS
the basket ball managers.
Georgetown Prep gridders will open
their season Saturday morning against
Loyola High School of Baltimore, at
Garrett Park, at 10:30 o'clock. Coach
Eddie Brooks is optimistic over the Gar
rett Parkers' prospects for successful
season. There are eight members OF the
1927 eleven at hand.
Brooks expects to start Watkins and
Walsh at ends; Arthur and Obert,
tackles; Dennis and Mckenzie, guards;
Capt. John Robinson, center: Sullivan,
quarterback. and Rehkopf, De Fibour
and Morse, backs.
Calvin H. Milans, captain of the Cen
trail High School track team, has been
chosen president OF the undergraduate
C Club of the school. Nfilans was named
to the postsby a committee Of coaches
and faculty adviser in recognition OF
his fine all-arofnd qualities Milans for
three seasons has won his letter In
track at Central Last season he set
new high Jump records in both the
C Club and public high meets, with
leaps of 6.feet u inch.
Other .officers of the undergraduate
C Club will be chosen next week.
With six letter winners of last season
at hand, the outlook for good Central
High swimming team is bright. Coach
Fred ]. Drummer, who has been tutoring
the Blue and White fish In highly sue
cessful style for years, believes that the
team will be much better than last, but
not as strong as, have been some Central
combinations.
Letter winners available include
oYA EYinkAu'
Roy Bodine, Max Rote, Bob Varela and
Joseph Lyman.
Others striving for berths on the team
include Henry A Kenworthy, Melvin
Kraft, Alfred Tos1mbs. Carl Addison,
Frederick Bamman, William Boynton,
Ray Brill, Thornton Burns, Beverly Car
ter, Armstead Colman, julius Deliver,
Thomas DiXcy. Edwin Duff, Jack Duff
field, Dudley Gordon, David Goodman,
Broadway Frazier, George Hester. Law
renee Julihn. Donald Kneessi, Vincent
Lombard, Charles Ludwig, McLain
Lusby, Peyton Magruder, John May
hew, Harry Palmer. Jack Perry, Thomas
Raysor, Anthony Reudi, Joseph Reudi,
Rich Sanders, Charles Squire, Jack
Stearns, Alex Stuart. Stephen Thomas,
Edwin G. Tally William D. Thompson,
John B. WEIGH, John Wiley, Clement
Berezoski, Percy Glascock, Lawrence
Bonner, Othneil Pendleton, Francis
Cave, Michael Conlon, Norman Smith,
Roger Leverton. Robert Graves, Joseph
Lyman, Don Bodine and Give Brown.
Meets with Friends School at Central
November 80 and with University of
Pennsylvania Freshmen at Philadelphia
January ,26 have been closed and the
Central boys are sure to compete in
the South Atlantic interscholastics in
Baltimore March 8.
ENGAGEMENTS are pending with Bal
tinnore City College, Dewitt, Forest Park,
George Washington Freshmen and Navy
Plebes, and a c Club meet may be
arranged.
G. ". Smith and r. Robertson are to
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 O'Clock
at the Sixteenth Street Reservoir in the
final of the Central High School boys
championship tennis tournament.
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