Evening star., 1928-05-09
HIGH spot Of the annual c Club


n games to be held under auspices
II Of the Alumni Club of Gen.
4 \ trail High School in Wilson
Stadium SATURDAY MAY 10. viii
be q relay race for the MARYLAND
scholastic championship, This affair is
expected to draw many of the best
schoolhovs in the Old Line State.
James II. ('Jin') Sprisfnan, who is
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of the meet. announced today that
entries already have been received from
such representative Maryland schools ss
Gilman. Baltimore Poly. Forest Park
High, Mount ST. Joseph's High of Balti-
more. Sparrows Point High and Fred
erick. Episcopal which won the meet
last year woodberry Forest and Staun-
ton Military Academy are leading Vlr-
einia schools already in line. All the
public high schools of Washington
which support track, along with Dewitt,
viii have their hopefuls striving for
honors. and Junior high schools OF this
city also will have their usual events
Entries will close next Saturday.
The most coveted award at stake
will be leg on the Cornell cup. which
will so to the team first winning the
meet three years. To the team captur-
ing the games annually goes the Will
son Memorial Cup also highly coveted,
and to the team scoring the second
highest number of points the George
Hamilton Memorial Cup is awarded.
Central is eligible only TO leg on the
Cornell Cup. There also is trophy
for the junior high school scoring most
points.
Gonzaya racketers triumphed over
Friends in a prep school tennis league
mstch. TO 2.
Summaries:
S!ncles - Berberich Co defeated
Ruth. rs. 6-4; Considine CG) de-
fested Glover. Ga, 81: PeaSe 60 |
defeated Phillips. s--3. 3-6, 6-3.
Doubles-Giover brothers ID d.
feated Cook and William Peake. 6-3. /
SIS; Ruth and Phillips (F) defeated
win Berberich- So. 81,
By taking all three meets in which
they participated Central High, senior
class natators won the annual inter-
class swimming series Just completed
In the Central tank Juniors finished
Sophs gained one win in three tries /
Sophs gained one win in three starts
and Freshmen failed TO gain victory. /
The series has been in progress the past /
three weeks
Each class presented one outstanding /
seniors, performed brilliantly in all /
meets. Alfred Toombs of the Juniors /
Waiter IDng OF the Sophon1ores and /
Clements Berezoski Of the Fresflies led /
their respective teams.
Tomorrow will be a lean day for /
scholastic athletes f1ereabout Only two I
competitions are carded, and in both l
Georgetown University Freshmen teams /
wii offer opposition to sclloolboy COM
binations at Hilltop Eastern's base ball /
team viii engage the Hoys yearlings. |
and Dewitt and the Blue and Gray cubs /
are 70 meet al track.
Seven bzil games we're listed today |
In tits hsre St Johns and Hyattsvilie |
High were TO clash at the Tidal Basin. |
GonzaEa and Catholic University
Freshmen were to try conclusions al
Erookiancf and Maryland Park High /
and Friends were 20 face on Friends /
diamond Tech was at Annapolis 10 /
engage the Navy Plebes, Western was /
at College Park for a tile with the uni- /
verEity OF Maryland Freshmen, Dewitt /
Sas 70 appear against Alexandra High /
in Alexandria. and Georgetown Prep /
vas TO entertain Leonard Hall School /
at Garrett Park.
Eastern todsy II setting the pace in /
the public high school base ball cham
pionsnip series as the result Of tT1- /
unphine over Tech yesterday. 6 10 3. I
Central 10 second place. however. also 1
has yet 70 lose having won SIS lone
start Tech Ia third with two wins and
one defeat, and Western and Business !
have los. both their starts.
YESTERDAYS setback swas a Jolt 10 /
Tech which won the title last Spring. /
II was battle royal from the start i
with both teams passing up several OPP /
pogtunities 10 score. Capt. Andy Oeil~ /
mann for Eastern and Tack Ensor and |
Pasnaa Young for Tech who did mound 1
duty al we're In tight places frequently. |.
With the score tied at runs, East
err showed across ita winning trio Of t
tzllles in the eighth. Eagle. batting for /
Edwards, reached second when DEM 1
arrest. Tech third basenlan. threw Wild
70 first attempting 70 catch the East l
erner on his infieid hit Shapiro sac
r4Aced Eagle 70 third and Hook walked. +
When Jules S1rYeli Tech catcher. who /.
had injured his finger badly on foul /
tin early in the game, made bad /
throw tn first Of Woods roller In front 4
Of the plate, Eagle scored. Hook end /
Wood counted shortly afterwsrd when /
Ken FME1eY hit a arounder ~ Louis /
Berger. Tech slaortstop, who Jet the baD /
90 through.
Capt. Oet1nlznn and Archie Ware for /
Ksxtern and Paul Brown and Ralph i