Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-15

CUNTS in the prep school group,
like their public high brethren,
will put in a big week. Emerson
will be the busiest, being down for
three games. Woodward and Lon
don each. will appear in couple
of contests, the latter being Sched-
uled to open its season in a game
against a team composed Of mem
berS of the schools faculty tomor-
row.
In all total of % games is carded
for the week. Plenty of sparkling ac-
ton is certain. Next week, Christmas
week, there will be a decided let-up,
only a few contests being listed.
Games are scheduled every day of the
week except Saturday. Tuesday and
Friday are the biggest days. Seven
contests are carded Tuesday and six
Friday.
Business and Catholic University
Freshmen probably will offer the best
game hereabout tomorrow. They will
clash at Brookland at night in the pre-
liminary to the Cardinal VarSity-High
Point game. 1t will be the first tilt of
the campaign for the C. U. yearlings,
while the Stenogs will be battling for
their fifth win in as many starts. So
High, strong alumni team, twice and
Strayer by decisive score, and is being
given a real chance for the public high
title by not a few.
However, if the Cardinal yearlings are
as strong as they usually are they prob
ably will offer the sturdy Stenogs plenty
of tough opposition.
Tomorrow afternoon Business will
entertain Woodward's basketers in the
Business gym. Woodward polished off
st. Adams, SO to 26, few days ago,
but is not expected to do more than
make a creditable showing against the
Stenogs.
Coach Charlie Guyon's up-and-com-
ing Eastern outfit, which started fans
buzzing with its 1923 triumph over the
husky Emerson five Friday, will travel
to Alexandria to clash with the high
school quint there, and Landon's five
will open its season against faculty
team comprising really good talent in
other encounters tomorrow.
Several bang-up encounters are ex-
pected among the seven booked Tues
Gay.
Perhaps the Emerson Business battle
to be staged in the Stenog gym is the
most attractive. 1t should give fans
something of an idea as to the COM
parative strength of the StenogS and
Eastern, ,D~-->~.- ------''~---
Eastern doubtless will encounter
stubborn foe in Potomac Boat Club.
The Boatmen have gathered a group
of high-powered players.
Western, which lost 20-l9 heart
breaker to Swavely Saturday. largely
because its loose play gave its oppo7
nents many chances to score from the
foul line, will strive to get back in
winning stride at the expense of Alex
andria High, to be engaged son the
Western floor.
Central is not expected to encounter
so much opposition in Silver Spring
High, to be faced in the Central gym
in the afternoon, but whethe it can get
by against George Washington Fresh
men is another question. The Blue and
White has so far won two of its three
games. Central defeated Strayer and
Georgetown Freshmen, but losS to
Forest Park High of Baltimore. George
Washington'S yearlingS will be opening
their campaign against Central.
Y. M c. A. College and Ben Franklin
are expected to stage a lively tilt in the
Langley Junior High gny, as are Hy-
attsville High and Oakton, Va, High,
which will fight it out on the National
Guard Armory floor at Hyattsville.
Central and Business quints are to see
action Wednesday, the former at Brook
land against the Catholic University
Freshmen in the preliminary tn the