Evening star., 1928-11-09
TEAMS ORGANIZED
BYDUS|NESS, TECH
Join Western, Central and
Eastern in Chase for
Championship.

w YITH all schools planning Il
"A be represented for the frs
wv time in several seasons, thu
coming public high schoo
championship boys rif1t
contests are arouslng deal OF interest
For the past several years Central
Western and Eastern alone have COM
peted for the indoor and outdoor titles
Business and Tech not participating
because of having no ranges. Business
still is without range, but neverthe-
less a team this year which Is getting
its practice on an improvised range on
the ash pits at the school. A range
has been provided for at the new Teen
building and it is hoped that it will be
ready in time for the indoor title
matches which will begin early in the
new year. The outdoor contests Will
follow in the Spring.
Last season Western won both the
indoor team and individual champion
ships and Central took the outdoor team
and individual contests.
Central is Practicing.
Coached by Sergt. Ollie NJ. Schriver
candidates for the Central team are
practicing regularly and are hopefu! OF
turning cut capable combination
Radue is captain Of the Blue and White
rangers.
Bob Hulburt is captain of the West
ern team. which is drilling Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. Experienced
shots irving for berths on the team,
in addition to Hulburt, are Perry Ruth
erford. Walter Glass, Gus Wedderburn
and Page Worthlngton. Others bidding
for places are Bob Wilson, Gordon
Nichols. James Frazier, Hamilton
Wright, william Collins and JACK
Thompson. J..
Eastern. which was represented In
the series last season but did not rare
SO well, hopes to turn out an improved
team. Thomas Holmes is the faculty
adviser for the sport.
Should Business develop good team
1t will deserve much credit. For seV.
eral seasons the Stenogs have wanteo
to form team but lack OF 1acllltieS
has prevented. This season it was de-
cideo to organize q combination anyway
and every effort will be made to maze
It a winner despite the lack OF a regu-
lar range. A. G. McNisll, former mem
her of the Tech, George washington
and National Capital Rife Club teams,
is faculty adviser for the Stenog rangers
and those striving for places on the
team include Jacob Chap Phillip Tarr,
Pussell Settle, Robert Anderson, Evarts
Hurd. Stanley Payne, Melvin Payne,
Hyrnan Gordon, Dave Wallace, Vincent
Sullivan, Paul Wall and Capt. Ralpn
Smith.
ing of Roy Birch, H. L. Benner and MAJ.
Maish have charge of rifle actlvlCles.
Eastern and Gonzaga will clash TO-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock IN the
eastern Stadium in their annual grlo
game AS both elevens have shown de-
cided strength and lively rivalry exists
between them the game is regaroeo as
ona of the most attractive of the Scno-
iastic season here. Gonzaga doWneo
Eastern last Fall, 6 to 0, and the LIN
coin Parkers will be out to even scores.
Eastern has won all three OF us us
starts in the public high title series. IN
fact, Eastern's lone loss OF the campalgn
was to Emerson In a 7-2 battle. Con-
zara also has dropped but one encoun-
tar bowing to the strong Catholic Unl-
versity Freshmen, O TO IA.
Emerson viii travel to York, Pa, 10
engage the sturdy York High team IN
the only other game tomorrow IN winch
a schcoIboy team of the District group
will figure.
The annual Central-Tech battle IN
Central stadium headlined the scholas-
fic foot bali card here this afternoon
Tech was given the edge over the Blue
and White, which won last Fall, IL to o.
Fielding H. hurry Up) Yost, Univer-
sity Of Michigan coach, was to be on
the Tech bench today at the invitation
of Elmer P. (Hap) Hardell, Tech coacn;
who formerly attended Michigan. Paul
Magofin, who was to referee the game,
aIso is a former Michigan student.
Business and ST. Johns were to meet
st the Tidal Basin and st. Adams ana
st. Christopher at Richmond IN otnst
Games car today involving Capital school
boy e1evens.