Evening star., 1928-11-15

" ASTERN and Tech eleyens are
l. primed for their foot ball clash
that will decide the public high
IL school title tomorrow afternoon
in Central High School Stadium
starting at 3:15 o'clock.
Tech, however, is rather a heavy IA
vorjte to win in view of it's impressive
performances against teams which East
ern has barely beaten in the series and
in all it's other matches this season.
Elmer P CHap) Hardell, Tech men,
tor, said today that he was confident
his team would win, but was not over
confident.
"Yes, sir, we are going to win," said
Mike Kelley, Eastern tutor, who added
that his eleven was ready for the battle
of its life.
Hardell announced that Tech would
start as follows:
Benner, left end; Cole, left tackle;
Oyster, left guard; L. Winston, center;
Capt. Oehmann, right guard; Edwards,
right tackle: Edelblut, right end; Dris-
sel quarterback; Fountain, left half
back; Florence, right halfback and GosS
fullback.
Eastern will select its lineup from
the following Holland, left end; T. Nal
ly. left tackle; Chamberlain, Healy, j.
Nally or C. Miles, left guard; Max Mil
ler. center; Montague, right guard
Wade, right tackle; E. Chalkley, Smith
HAYDEN or Beard, right end; OXley
quarterback; Mccullough, left halfback;
Wood, right halfback and Glow or Nc
Carthy, fullback.
Tech Has Veterans.
Tomorrow's game is the last on the
Tech schedule and all except one of the
PLAYERS slated to start will be carrying
his schools colors on the gridiron fol
the last time unless more matches art
carded.
Goss. fullback, is the only member o1
the combination that will not be lost by
graduation before another foot ball sea-
son rolls around. He with Spencer, re-
serve quarterback, and Stutz ana hoy
reserve linemen, will be the only sea
soned PLAYERS at hand for the next cam
paign.
One more game remains on the East
ern schedule after tomorrow. The Lin
coin Parkers will meet the York, Pa
High eleven, at York, Thanksgiving day
Another contest also may be listed be
tween tomorrow and Turkey day Tor ths
Light Blue and White.
Six games involving scholastic team
of this area are carded tomorrow, aside
from the Eastern-Tech battle.
Only two of the six, however, are Il
be staged on a home gridiron, thost
bringing together st. Johns and George
town University Freshmen, at the Hill
top, and Dewitt and Catholic Universit!
Freshmen, at Brookland.
Business will travel to Portsmouth
Va, to come to grips with woodrow
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with Alexandria High, in the nearby
Virginia City, Gonzaga and Mount st
Mary's Preps have an engagement al
Emmitsburg, Md. and ST. Adams L
down for a match with Donaldson
School, in Baltimore.
st. Johns is not expected to do more
than make a creditable stand against
the Hoya yearlings on the basis OF
the showings of the teams to date.
Something Of a line on the competi-
tive strength of Dewitt and GonZaga
two of the leaders in the scrap for the
District prep school gridiron title, is ex-
pected to be gained as the result OF
the match between Dewitt and Catholic
University Freshmen. The Cardinal
yearlingS, who are unusually strong
this season, defeated Gonzaga, IA tC
o. December 8 is the tentative date
for the annual post-season clash be-
tween Dewitt and Gonzaga.
Emerson and Alexandria High are ex.
pected to stage an interesting scrap
Both teams have shown deal of power
Business will be ending its foot ball
season against Woodrow Wilson High
The Stenogs will leave here by boat to-
night for Portsmouth. In the Business
squad viii be Coach Lynn Woodworth.
Kengla, Linwood Jones. Denniberg
Marks. Brown, Finley, Hargett, Lewis