The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-21
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The interhigh series diamond
struggles on Tuesday and Friday
will headline the sports activities
for the District high and prep
schools next week. Tech, Western,
and Central will make their debuts
in the series.
Three games Monday win usher
in the weeks card. Gonzaga, which
has dropped its first two games,
will come to grips with Emerson
Institute. The Georgetown Fresh
men are booked with Georgetown
Preps, and Dewitt Prep has a game
with Business.
The Tech. Western irterhigh series
meeting is the only offering for
Tuesday. but four battles are due
for wednesday. Catholic U. Fresh
men encounters Central; Dewitt
Prep and Eastern tangle; George
town Props face Mt. st. Mary,s
Props, and Gonzaga mixes with
Business.
Two games are slated for
Thursday. Dewitt Prep travels
e EnlSalittSburg, Md, for
clash with Mt. st. Mafy,s
Props and st. dOlI1l's stacks up
against Eastern.
Aside from the Eastern Central
series scramble Friday. three otner
tits are on tap st. Alban - TACKLES
ST. ChriEtopher's at Richmond, va;
Emerson meets Business ana west
ern plays Catholic u. Freshmen.
Saturday finds Tech at Emmitts'
burg. Nd. for a baseball fray with
Mt st. Mary's Props: st. Adams
meeting Christ Church at Rich
mond. va. and Maryland Freshmen
engaging Navy Plebes in a dual
track meet at Annapolis. Md, while
Eastern has a date pending with
the Harpers Ferry wv. VaO High.
Eastern, Western and Tech are
visiting today for games.
Scoring six runs IN the elgntn
inning, Eastern High upset Busl-
ness, 7.S, in the opening of the IN
terhigh series yesterday. MAX
Schwartz, Stenog pitcher, had held
the Lincoln Par4kers in check Tor
seven frames. but they solved ms
sIants In the eighth.
Coach Glenn's Tech tOssers
hung up their second win over
a college freshman nine by
swamping the Catholic U. Cubs,
1875. Emerson succeeded in
taking q 10-inning combat from
Georgetown Preps, 7-6. and
Dewitt Prep lost 3-2 struggle
to the v. NJ. /. FrOsh ut Lex.
ingtOn, the cadet yeafllngs
grouping three ruins In the
seventh to earn the decision.
The Sophomores and Juniors took
the honors in the intefclass swim
ming meet at Central. The Sophs
defeated the Freshmen, 25-16, and
the Juniors nosed out the Seniors,
1925. The results follow:
Freshmen Sophomore
10o-Yard Relay-Won by sophomores
Frosh (knessi Twig, Canham' u.
Bodine).
fancy Diying-won by smith tsopho-
mores); second, ID. Bodine (FrOshl
sO-Yard Free styls-won by Burns
morssl; third capham tFrodhls
a 10y ara rEse .! ssylsw %SpchSI
1sophomorso; third. DinsmOre (sODhO-
mOres)4
50-Yard Breast Stroke-Won by
Thomas (SophOmOras) second. Har-
rington (sophomOres); third. Charters
(FrORh).
SO-Yard Back Stroke--won by Bere-
zoski (Frosh); second. Raisor lSopho-
mores); third. Perry CsophoIn ores).
juniors Seniors
1oo-yard Rsiay-Won by Seniors
tBeion. sperry Ncsoley. Rudes),
second. Juniors (Kvsle, Toombs, Lever
Fancy DtvIng--won by Ltverton
(Juniors) second. Rhoades (seniorA).
Average, 1881.
s0-Yard Free styis---won by Belou
(Ssniors): second. Leverton (JuniorsJ;
third, KVale |JuniOrs).
lo0-Ysrd Free style-Won by Wiley
third. McSoley (Seniors).
Toombs Juniors); second, Potter
(seniors): third. Lord (Juni6rJ.
50-Yard Back Stroke--Won by Lord
(Ju1iorsl second, Rudss (seniOrs):
The Western High racquetars
scored over Georgetown Props, AZ,
yesterday. The results follow:
singIes-1Iireh (Georgstown Prep. de-
dsated Webb, 2--6, Cd, st; Daley
(GeorGetown Prep, defeated CARRIER,
e-3, 6--3; J. Lowe (Western), defeated
defeated Casey, 6--2. Ga; skiados
(Westsrn). defeated Hook, G~--4. Ga.
Doubles--Garber and Lowe CWestern),
defeated Daley ana Leikner, G--2, 6--2;
Lynham and Miles (Georget0wn Prep.
and Hook and Casey match called
because OF darkness.
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