Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-12

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shape, as the result of their activ
A manager will be appointed fol
the wrestling team and will ar
range a schedule.
Some consideration also had
been given the organization Of
boxing team at Dewitt, but 1t has
been decided that the school vii
not undertake this sport.
It also has been decided that Dewitt
after all, will be represented on the
basket ball court. Because the court
game did not seem to go so well al
the Upton street school last Winter
there had been some sentiment for
giving it up this season.
Charles May, manager Of the couri
team, is now busy on q schedule.
Gonzara is still without a foot ball
game for November 90. Coach Orrel
Mitchell said today that the Purple
would like to book another contest with
the Catholic University Freshmen tor
that date or thereabout, If it could ne
A few weeks ago the Cardinal year
lings took the measure of Gonzaga,
"a to 6, and Is the only team which
has vanquished the Streeters THIS
Fall, the latter having taken the
measure of Business, Western and
Georgetown Prep In other engagements
So far as activities for the first team
are concerned. foot ball at st. Adams
for this season is over.
Handicapped by inexperienced ma
terial, the Wisconsin avenue scholasticS
have not a deal of success on the
Rridiron this Fall, but are hopeful OF
doing better next year. -.
Alhan'G VIC
torious only over st. Pauls School OF
Baltimore. which it defeated rs to D.
The Cathedral School boys fell victim
tn their old foes, ST. Christopher ana
Christ Church School Of Richmond;
o to IS, and, 0 to 81, respectively, ana
also lost to Marstons School OF BATH
more. o to IS.
Who IL t1lfysically able has been work.
ing at foot bail this season at 81.
Aiban and indications are that from
now on the elevens turned out by that
school win be markedly stronger. IN
der the direction of Rev. II. A. Lucas
who became headmaster at the WIZ
cousin avenue school the past ran,
there has been unprecedented acLlVlCy
and enthusiasm in the great Autumn
Though the first eleven as sucn II
through for the season, 1S0-pouno
Sievsr representing the school is plan
nInc q few games and has booked an
encounter with the Episcopal High lSO-
mound team for November ~.
Six stalwarts Of this seasons e1e s,.,,
are slated 10 be lost by graduation. TneX
eve. waiter Childs. halfback, who VIII
enter princeton; Eddie Crouch, naI-
hack: Willett BENT. captain ana tacKie;
Ravmond Dougherty, center, VINO also
viii enter Princeton; William WilhaHie'
guard. and weldon, end, VINO plans W
nnatriculate at Yale. ,....S
Among the dependables VINO are LsCsu
TO be at hand again next Fan are nayne
castle and Frank Sterrett, hanpackS,
Bits Chesley. quarterback; BOD LoltOH H
Eric Pafter, tackles, and Raymond Bill
Candidates for the st. Adams basket
hall team are to begin practice In Two
weeks George Hartman and Rev. JAMES JAMES
TJenderson. director Of athletics, VIII
coach the court squad. Both are 1oFHlel
Trinity College athletes.
Josh Evans has been elected manager
of the quint and has begun the oIn 1aota5
by the squad when practice geIs unoeA
way.
students of st. Johns College de-
sirous of gaining places on their class
team In the intsrclaSs basket pail Jour
name1t. which will start at the schoOl
in about two weeks, are beginning WORK
this week. An interclass court tourna-
rnent was held last Winter and was
decided success.
Candidates for the regular school
I'VE will begin work after the close OF
the gridiron season.
Bob Maloney is manager of the team
He plans to book games with all tns
public high school quints GonSaga an iS,
Various other schools. The Cadets Will
not formally open their season untn
after the Christmas holidays.
Gonzaga and st. Johns gridders are
down to earnest preparation for their
foot ball game Friday. There Is stiil
some uncertainty as to where the game
will be PLAYED It is scheduled for the
new Gonzaga Field, on Thirty fourth
street near Benning road northeast,
but st. Johns authorities are hopeful
that it might be switched either to the
Grifith or the Eastern High Scnool
Stadium.
It would appear that ST. Johns for
the first time, at least in recent years,
has a chance to conquer GonZaga. IN
der Paulie Byrne, former Georgetown
and Loyola of Baltimore athlete. the
Cadets have shown to decidedly peter
advantage this season on the grlolron
than in some time.
That the teams are well matched
would appear evident when 1t Is con-
sidered that recently St. Johns and
GEORGETOWN Prep fought to a scoreless
draw and last Friday Gonzaga was
victor by only s to 0 over Georgetown
Prep. l..
while st. Johns has an even break,
having won 2 and lost 2 Tits. The Ca
diets. however, held the crack Tech team
TO q rs victory In one OF their de-
feats. Their other reverse was at the
hands of the La Sale Prep eleven OF
Cumberland in a 1910 game. victories
have been scored by st. Johns over
George Mason High and Iandon, and
the tie was the 90 game with George
town Prep.
Both teams are listed IN enter Fri
DAYS game somewhat handicapped
Conzaga probably will be without the
services OF Danny Pyne, clever END: who
in violation Of school rules played re-
Gently with a sandlot team, while the
cadets probably will have to get along
vithout Mike Scanlon. halfbsck. and
Dor DAILY. guard, who have suffered LEG
injuries in drills recently.
Though the game has not beer
closed, Devitt's foot ball team expects
- 20 to Cumberland Saturday 10 en-.
cage the La Sale Prep eleven. Unti