Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-05
EASTERN, central,
TECH TAKE GAMES
All! Show Well in Downing
Outside Foes-Emerson
Playing Today.

IMMERSION was to engage Mount
- st. Mary's Prep this afternoon
at Emmitsburg, Md, in the only
| IL game Of the day involving q
schooiboy eleven Of the District
Three Of the four Washington public
high eievenS which saw action yeSter-
day were victorious. Eastern downed
Loyola High Of Baltimore, 6 to o, IN the
Eastern Stadium; Central triumphed
over Forest Park High in Baltimore. IL
to 0. and Tech conquered Episcopal, 2
to 8. Business, however, bowed to
Swayely In q $50 game at Manassas
Va. Except Eastern, all the District
teams were opening their seasons.
That Charlie Miliar, Eastern quarter
back, whose broken field running season
before last was feature Of the public
high series, but who was forced to idle
most Of the 1928 campaign because OF
an injury. has lost none Of his cunning
is manifest. It was a 2O-yard of tackle
sally by Millar that brought Eastern its
win over Loyola yesterday and when
Eastern downed Calvert Hall, 10 to o. In
the Lincoln Parkers' opening game
Millar scored two Of their three touch
downs. ', -.
Millar's victory-producing run yester-
day followed q sustained Eastern Of
fensive, during which he and Oxley did
most of the ball carrying. One player
Of each team was banished from the
game when roughness developed in the
late stages Of the battle. Ben McCul-
Tough attempted to rush the ball across
for the extra point following the East
ern touchdown, but was smeared when
khn ed tn him hod
Coach Hap Hardell Of the Tech eleven
was pleased with the way his young
bunch performed In defeating Episcopal,
though he is still by no means satisfied
with the teams attack. DefenSively
the Mckinley eleven shapes fairly. wei
according to Hardell, but he is not OPP
timistlc as to its chances Of attaining
the offensive smoothness which has been
characteristic of most Tech teams be-
cause Of the preponderance OF players Of
limited experience. =
Willis Benner's accurate placement
kick following Techs touchdown gave
his team its margin of victory ovel
Episcopal. Each team scored its lont
touchdown in the second period, both
coming when the centers fell on the bal
behind their opponents goal line as the
result Of blocked kicks.
Tech in its starting lineup used just
one player who won his letter last year,
Dunbar Goss, fullback.
Here was the array:
Stehman, left end; Wolfarth, left
tackle; Mayer, left guard: Helm, GEN.
ter; Haycock, right guard; Hahn, right
tackle; MacCartee, right end: Minor
quarterback; Reichman, left halfback:
Wellens. right halfback. and Goss. full
back.
Larry Pinckney was the ace Of the
clever line-plunging attack which car
ried Central to its victory over Forest
Park High at Baltimore. This husky
boy scored both the Blue and Whites
touchdowns. Central showed plenty of
power and but for fumbles doubtless
would have won by larger margin.
Gene Colella, Central quarterback,
kicked q placement for the extra point
following the first touchdown, but his
try following the second score failed.
Like Tech the starting Central line
up was shy Of seasoned material.
Here is the way Central took the
field:
Casassa, left end; Eicholtz, left tackle:
Mirman. left guard; McGinty, center
Lamond, right guard; Murray, right
tackle; Capt. Brandt, right end; Coleila,
quarterback; Cumberland, left half
back; Sahant. right halfback, Aand
Pinckney, fullback. e~e .e
Business battled gamely AGAINST
Swavely, but the Stenogs were too light
and inexperienced to stop the attack
of the home eleven. The defeat was q
rather bitter pill for Business, which
has been trimming Swavely each year
for several seasons.
Reichardt. Jones and Duryee played
best for Business, which started this
lineup:
aaselton. left end; willard, left
tackle; Biondi, left guard; Shapiro,
center; earn, right guard; Finley, right
tackle; Singman, right end: Jones.
quarterback; Duryee, left halfback;
johnson. right halfback. and Reichardt,
fullback.
Upon advices from Calvert Hall that
the gfidiron was too wet for play the
game scheduled yesterday IN Baltimore
between the eleven of that school and
Gonzaga was called OF. He|
Games Today.
Emerson VS.. st. Mary's Props at EN-
mittsburg, Md. q
Yesterdays Results.
Eastern. 8; Loyola High (Balti-
Central. Is; Forest Park High. o.
Tech, q; Episcopal, 8.
Swavely. -: Business. o,