Evening star., 1928-02-24
games have been ar
l. ranged for Tech High Schools
base ball team for the coming
4 season and negotiations are In

4 season and negotiations are In
PROGRESS for four more. accord
ing to the schedule announced this
afternoon. The Manual Trainers. who
last Spring won the public high title,
will play q host of attractive contests
other than those of the championship
series.
= nish spot oi the card viii be a
tvo-dav trip to Virginia to meet Viz
gtn!a Military institute Freshmen at
Lexington May IL a35 StauntcH Mill
tary Academ" 1t Staunton the follow
Ing day. Another attractive engage
ment is that with the Navy Plebes at
ANNAPOLIS May Q. II will be the first
tir.e Tech has faced the Plebes on the
diamond in several seasons. Other
tits Q. note will include those with
Eando!rh-M Macon Academy at Front
ROYAL. Va. May s.: Georgetown and
Catholic University Freshmen. and
Mount 81. Mary's Prep to be met at
Emm;tsburg, Nd.
Games 6oubtless also Hill be carded
With rlshhurne Military Academy OF
waynesboro. Va: Washington and Lee
University Freshmen. University Of
MARYLAND Freshmen ana Georgetown
Prep School. Louis Mindel is the Tech
manager.
Trough Coach F. W. Glenn has lost
q trio Of dependables in Forrest. pitcher
and outfelder: Fales. first baseman. and
Schoheld, outfielder. he has back much
seasoned material and the Manual
Trainers diamond outlook is decidedly
bright. If Glenn can develop another
good hurler or two and capable players
to al the gaps left by Fales and Scho-
field he will be entirely satisfied. He
emphasizes that al! candidate will stand
an even chance OF making the team
and the fact that a player was regular
last season does not Of itself assure him
position the coming Spring.
No captain has been selected. Berger.
Ersor ard Mills are the only players
who received letters last year and from
their number one will be elected or
appointed by Coach Glenn in a couple
Of weeks
Conditioning work for the battery
candidates has been the extent of the
Tech preparation so far. A squad of
about Is is working indoors daily. Sor-
feli and Brown. catchers. and Ensor and
Young. pitchers. are experienced play
ers. who are going through the lin
bering process. Glenn has been un-
able 10 get much OF a line on his other
espirants for battery posts as the boys
have not been allowed to cut loose yet
Other frst-stringers from last sea-
aon's nine at hand are Mills, second
baseman; Demarest. shortstop and
third baseman; Berger. shortstop and
third baseman. and German and Dris-
cell. outfelders
Coach Glenn is endeavoring to Sc
cure the Washington Barracks diamond
for the use Of the Tech team and. fail
fne In this. will try to arrange for
facilities on the Monument lot. Prac-
tice for the whole squad will begin as
soon as the weather permits.
The Tech schedule:
March 3o-St- Adams at st. Adams.
March 31-Episcopal at Episcopal
April 1s- Georgetown University
Freshmen at G. u.
April 2e-Catholic University Fresh
men at c. q.
April 24-Western.
April zs-Mount st. Mary's Prep at
Emmitsburg. nd.
May I-Business
May 5-Randolph- Macon Academy at
Front Royal Va.
May s-Eastern.
May S-Navy Piebes at Annapolis.
May 11-Virginja Military Institute
Freshmen at Lexington.
May l2-Staunton Military Academy
at Staunton. Va.
May 15-Central.
May 1S-Georgetown Freshmen.
Capt. Ted Entwisie probably will rep-
resent Eastern High In the half-mile
run IN the University of Richmond
games tomorrow in Charlottesville.
Enfvish stepped the distance in 2 min
utes IL As seconds in the recent Rich
mond games. 70 equal the South Allan
TIC scholastic record Gordon Rath,
Eastern coach. has wired Charlottesville
asking II Entwisie may compete t0mor-
row. Tech and Dewitt are TO be rep
resented by sizeable squads in the Char
lot.esyille affair. while Phil Kline may
compete In the high jump for Central
Activities Of local schooIooys will not
be confined 10 track tomorrow, as three
BASKET ball games and a swimming
meet are carded. Gonzaga and St
Nsrys Cel.ics are 10 face in the lone
court game set for strictly home floor.
BENJAMIN Franklin and Georgetown
Preps are to come together at Garrett
Park. Nd. and 81. Adams has an en-
gagemeni with Boys Latin School in
Baltimore. Central swimmers are to
visit Anna polls for a meet with the
Nary Plebe*.
Scholastic tosserx hereabout were
caroec for three games today. Business
vas 70 entertain Swsvely in the Stenog
gym. EyattsY;lie High and Emerson
were 10 face on the American Uniyer-
sisy foor. and Bliss Electrical School
quln' vas 70 meet Anacostia Eagles.
Central, public high basket bali cham
p2on. and ST. Johns, which has made
an excellent record In prep school
ranks. may meet in the Arcadia March
z Or o. The date depends On whether
Central decides U defend is title In the
Penn tournament. which starts to.aoY-
row in Philadelphia A decision on
tnas vas expected 10 be made today by
ALVIN Miller. Central principal If the
E4ue aEc White t0gSera are entered In
ne Penn affair. they viii play tornor-
row night anc again Moncay and Wed
neSczy Whether the players would
ns@ 100 m1ch taHt from their studies
&c nle result Of trip Is the question
b@lf2 considered ny Principal Miller.
u Central Goes play IN the Penn tour
ney, the Columbia Heights team prob.
soiy wl!l continue active on the court
!rf ccIple more weeks b@fofe calling
y SEASON.
fat early lead ensbiec Cenira! u
sq1eeze ctt l5-to-i7 triumph oven
Cati1eiic University Freshmen uossers
yE1A.cay ct ErookisiIc. The Blue and
Nc.rt @fs.cclt<Vs gGn out in front a,
tiie outset siac were ahead by hea!thS
margin Until ths 5nsi quarter. when
III. CaFcinzl youngsters staged the rail-;
which te! 24st bit shy. Woodward
and Castsil Dopped CentrsIs attack
while Eojiey sided In holding e. u. IN
Ghkck In tls IalE EiaXes Ejtlmeits
snd Nee were leading scorers tor the
T. u. youngsters.
In . real battle IN American Unjyey.
sity gym Esz.er-en 0yercaHe Gonzags
hFSkets1s, 30 W 25. yesterday ahG
eYened kc<ges for d recent I3-U-i5 De.
feat HANDED them by the Purple. LED