The Washington times., 1929-01-30
SUPPL ANTS
COLLINS
At TECH
By George A. simpson

By George Al. simpson
Changes in the physical
training systems Of the public
high and junior high schools,
as announced this afternoon
BY Stephen i. Kramer, as
sistant superintendent Of
schools, occasion but one
major shift.
Malcolm M. Edwards has been
transferred from Gordon Junior
High to Tech High, where he sup.
plants stanley Collins as baseball
coach. The latter goes TO Hine
Junior High, relieving Paul Doerr,
who has been given ACADEMIC work.
Harold BIacknan IN moved from
physical training work at Columbia
Junior High to Gordon Junior High
to fill Edwards position there.
The only other change in
vulves Seruch r. Kimble, fac
nifty athletic adviser and ath.
letic director at Central High
School. Kimble, also treasurer
OF the iIiterhigh athletic as
aociation. has been relieved Of
his duties as 3 physical In
strucf0r and athletic director
and assigned to academic work
as 8 teacher in mathematics.
However, he remains as the fac.
ulty athletic advisor at Central
High All well AZ treasurer Of the
interhigf1 athletic association. Prirl-
cipaI Alvin w. Miller. OF Central,
also stated that Kimble would coach
the baseball team this year.
KimhIeis duties as physical in
structor win be absorbed by the
other members Of the staff at Cen-
tral High, with Irving Coggins as
Stunning charge OF this work.
Edwards IA graduate of
Wabash College I'M Indiana,
where he starred In basketball,
baseball, and track, with basket
hall as his best sport. Before
coming to Washington, he spent
three years as physical In
nfrletar at the New Castle llnd.D
High School.
( ~ 4
Fridays games In the public high
school basketball championship
], series can unravel or further com.
plicate the situation scrambled by
recent and unexpected happenings.
Tech, cruising along in calm
waters without striking snag.
nosed into tempest Friday and
was buffeted BY Western High, suf-
fsrinr its first setback after ring
ing t1p five straight victories. Yes
terday Central slapped Tech. 29-17.
for real surprise, as the Mt.
Plsasanters hadn't won a previous
game.
YET Ceiaaxal's victory over Tech
wasn't the only stunning blow yes.
terday. Business High ptlf1lmeled
Eastern 1925. In the most decisive
triumph Of the series to date. rhe
Lincoln Pafkers played ais though
shaclled as the Stenographers
stampeded, with Acting Capt. Jake
Lewis driving the maddered Bust
ness herd.
week ago Tech was prac.
4icailg conceded the champion.
alaan without further argument.
Now III Is possible that b three.
cor4ierod fie may result for
Eastern, Western and Business
continue IN the running and
western has afl excellent chance
Of winning the title.
Tech Is meeting Business Friday
and Eastern is opposing Western.
Matters can be sirnplified by Tech
subduing Business and Eastern
tripping western, but what II II
ia the other way Arourd3 Tech
tops the field with five victories
ana two defeats Western Il next
with four wins and two defeats,
while Eastern and Business are tied
for third with three victories and
three defeats.
Should Business defeat Tech Fri
daynld this is not improbable
ana Eastern down Western, it viii
leave these four locked for the
First r1nk, but only three will figs
IRE IA 4 tie when the series closes
Tuesday, as Western and Business
clash that day. Also, Eastern
must conquer Central on Tuesday.
As the race stands today, there is
none outstanding for the title.
The schedule of games and serIea
sfnnffnwn follows.