Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-19

It's Schriver, low hurdler, and San
Russell Lampson, javelin and
discuss HEAVIER, who won the discus
throw in the 1928 championship
meet, is back, as is George Brandt,
who also hurlS the discus and
javelin, and who was third in the
javelin event last Spring; Lambert
Crymes, who was third in the
broad Jump; Paul Hinkel, who
was third in the 100-yard dash;
Jim Reilly, Sprinter, who won the
1O0-yard dash last year in the
Dewitt meet; Bill Howard, high
jumper; st. John, who was sec
ond in the mile run in the 1928
title meet; Wilbur Cross, who runs
the daShes; Boucher, high hurdler,
and Kocsis, Shotputter.
Larry Pinckney, big fullback on the
foot ball team, is among the new track
possibilities. He is fast and also ap-
pears to have the making Of good
performer at the weights.
Emerson Institute may meet Staun-
ton Military Academy's eleven, prep
school champion of Virginia, in post
season foot ball game in J; Grifdth
Stadium December If negotiations now
under way go through. Techs team,
Staunton, Va, Thanksgiving day.
Only two more games now are
scheduled for the Emerson eleven.
The P Streeters are to meet Mount
st. Mary's Prep, at Emittsburg, Md,
Saturday afternoon and Wenenah Mill
tary Academy on the New jersey
scholastic teams gridiron Thanksgiving
day.
Candidates for the Emerson basket
ball team will begin practice early next
month. Harley Page Sanborn. who has
tutored the p Streeters' foot ball team
this Fall, also win coach the court
squad.
Emerson also may organize a boxing
team the coming season. 1t has boys
and doubtless could put out formidable
team Of glovenen.
Sanford Ross, former base ball, foot
| ball and track stalwart at Central, is
| playing with the University of Delaware
eleven this Fall. He is halfback.
Ross gained the limelight last Spring,
for Central against Business in the
base ball series.
Friends Schools clever soccer team,
| which is coached by G. w. Wannan,
will entertain the Rockville High boot
ers tomorrow afternoon on the Friends
field at $3.50 o'clock.
Masaru Debuchi, fullback, son Of the
japanese Ambassador to this country,
Is the outstanding player on the Friends
eleven.
Several members of both the Eastern
and Central foot ball teams were to
N9alro f1rofDo h1xy THAR To fva
public high school championship
game this afternoon, when the Lincoln
Parkers and the Blue and White were
to clash in the Central Stadium in the
final game of the title set. Both schools
are slated to lose capable gridironerS
before another season rolls around.
Eastern expects to lose highly capable
players, including both backs and for
| wards. Those scheduled to receive their
sheepskins at Eastern before next Fall
include Oxley, Millar, Mccullough,
Burns, Hayden and Glow, representing
just about every experienced PLAYER
that the Lincoln Parkers have behind
the line, and Capt. Tom Nally, Mon
tague, Chester Miles, Smith, Mades,
Moffett, Jenkins, Sniffen, Hess. John
Nally and Chamberlain, forwards
1t appears that Shackleford and
Wells will be just about the only backs
who have any seasoning at all who will
De available for the 1890 Eastern team.
This will be in marked contrast to this
FAN, when the Lincoln, ParkerS had an
| abundance of experienced backfield
performers at hand.
Forwards expected to return include
Beard, Russell, Harper, Tayler, Sherb
and Gottenkonnig.
Such dependable forwards as Cant.
Brandt, Eicholtz, Lamond and Casassa
are expected to receive their Shaay,slrfne
at Central before next Fall along with
Murray. Magill, Hays, johnson, Ban
herman, Black and Folansbee. who.
| while not so experienced, doubtless
would IN another year be able to get
away with line jobs in good style.
Mirman, Lefstrand Morgan, Carroll
Boyle and McGinity are line performers
expected to be available again next
September.
While Sabatini, Graves and Rose
backs are scheduled to be missing next
Fail from the Rauber coached SQUAD
such formidable players as Pinckney
INCREASING fullback; Codella, Cum
berland. Hinkel, Naylor, De Lisio and
Rosenthal are scheduled to return.
Mike Hunt, former Western base ball
foot ball and basket ball dependable. is
now pursuing a preliminary law course
at George Washington University and
plans next Fall to continue his Studies
Tor the bar at the University of Vir-
ginia.