Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-16
CHAMPS TO ENTER
TWO T|LTS ON TRIP
High School Tossers Face
Squads at Bethlehem
and Allentown.

Central Highs championship baske,
ball team will invade Pennsylvania for
stands against Bethlehem and Allen
Town High School teams tomorrow and
saturday nights, respectively. The
Blue and White. beaten yesterday by
Episcopal High, 20 to II. IS apt TO en-
counter plenty Of opposition in the
keystone State schoolboys.
During the trip Coach Bert Coggins
will visit Philadelphia to find out from
University Of Pennsylvania officials
whether the Central team can particle
pate IN the Penn interscholastic tour
nament. starting week from Saturday
on schedule which will not cause the
local somebody's TO miss much time
from their studies. Central won tire
tournament last Winter.
Business also will show its wares on
foreign floors tomorrow and Saturday
nights. Coach Lynn WoodIorths bows,
who bowed TO st. Johns yesterday IN
a 1927 game, tomorrow will appear
against Maury High in Norfolk. Va,
and Saturday will face STaveIy at Ma
naSSas.
In other games tomorrow involving
schoolboy tossers Of the local group
Eastern, victorious over Dewitt yester-
day. IS to %. and Georgetown Fresh
men are to mix on the latter's floor,
and Western and Gonzaga are carded
for clash.
Three games were carded today. Gen.
tral and Woodrow Wilson were TO face
in the Central gym, Emerson and East
ern were to clash and woodward
School had an engagement with
Franklin School in Baltimore.
Capt. Burgess, Woodward and Colley,
stalwart members Of Centrars team.
were missing when the Blue and White
bowed TO Episcopal. A substantial lead
gained By the Episcopal tossers early
IN the going saw them through. KEN
Burch for Central were leading scorers.
With Cronin and Sherman heading
their attack. St. Johns tossers achieved
good edge in the first part OF the
game with Business and were never
headed though the Stenogs rallied
briskly in the second half 20 outsccre
the Cadets. Revelle Jones topped Bust
ness attack.
Eastern's victory over Dewitt came
after an unusually ha-d-foughs game.
The score was tied a. Hall at the half
Hoffman. Oehrann and Moeller played
well for Eastern. with Gleason. Bak-
saian and BaStable starring for Dewitt.
st. Adams basketers bowed 20 Don
aldson School Of Baltimore n a 34-ls
game yesterday II Baltimore The locals
were unable 10 penetrate the defense
OF the home cuirt Carndus and Sad;c
did most OF ST. Adams scoring.
Gonraga lost q sizzier 70 s.. Mays
Cel.ics II Alexandria last nigh. by - to
IS. Lyons shot from tie 9oor II the
last minute gave the home team victory.
Zimmerman for the Cel,ics and BuSs.rk
and Lynch for GorZaga were leading
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Georgetown Prep tosSe-s hung q
eS-l6 defeat on Eyattsyille High on the
latts-'S floor Watkins and Rechk-oSt
starred fo- The Garrett Pa-ks-s with
Bailey counting al bU: CO Eya:.Sv.,.e's
points.
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licSs for their meet Saturday with CAL
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