Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-29
WIN Preparatory
School, looking back on its
7 record for the foot ball sea-
. son. feels right proud. 1t has

- EOR TOWN Preparatory
School, looking back on its
Y record for the foot ball sea-
~ son. feels right proud 1t has
been highly successful year
for the Garrett Park scholastics, coach
ed by Eddie Brooks, former Georg-
town athlete.
Brooks proteges yesterday ended their
campaign at home, with 25-to-8 vic
tory over Newman High of Lakewood,
N. j., In their annual Thanksgiving day
battle.
Gonzaga's eleven also won yesterday,
defeating an alumni team, Is to IL, on
the Gonzaga gridiron at Benning.
However, schoolboy elevens Of the
District area who played on out-of-
town gridirons were not so fortunate,
all three losing.
Tech lost its first game of the cam
paign, bowling to the crack Staunton
Military Academy, at Staunton, 2 to
3d. Eastern was noSed out by its old
rival, York High, at York. IL to 10,
and Emerson was beaten by the Wen
onah, N. j., Military Academy eleven,
at Wenonah, 0 to q.
Georgetown Prep lost it's only game
in six during the past season, that to
GonZaga, by only to 6. The Garrett
ParkerS fought st. Johns to a 90 tie.
All other games were won by George
town Prep. Coach Brooks proteges
walloped Mount st. Mary's Prep, rs
to 0, and Swavely, Is to O., and got q
10 forfeit over Western.
Newman was outclassed virtually all
the way by Georgetown Prep.
Heekin scored for the Garrett Park
ers early in the first period when he
dashed off tackle for SIS yards.
Heekin scored another touchdown for
the home eleven. and the other two
were registered by Di Bernardino and
Walsh. Carron hit the line for the lone
Newman score after drive by his team
McVean and Bussink stood out for
GonZaga's eleven in its victory over the
Purple alumni. Unsuccessful attempts
for the extra point after each touch
down cost the grads victory. Danny
Pyne made the extra point after one of
the touchdownS that gave the under
graduates victory.
Many players were used during the
game and the battling was brisk from
start to finish.
Tech put up a gallant fight against
the Staunton eleven, but was unable to
cope with the much heavier home team,
Virginia prep school champion.
After Staunton had scored two touch
downs In the FIRST four plays of the
game, the Mckinley eleven found itself
and offered the Cadets stubborn bat
ting thereafter, finally showing across
touchdown in the final period on a
smart-forward passing attack. The
scoring heave was a fine one from
Quarterback Aubrey Spencer to Capt
Willis Bonner, end, for Is yards.
Eastern went down before York only
after the sternest battling. It was a
tough game for the Lincoln Parkers to
lose. for they gained IL first downs to
six for York.
Employing a mixed attack, Eastern
had York on the defensive most of the
first half, and near the end of the half
Oxley tossed pass to Mccullough for a
touchdown.
York stepped out in the third period to
register two touchdowns, the first as the
result OF march from midfield and the
second as the result of 53-yard run by
Benthel, who intercepted a pass.
Eastern scored its second touchdown
in the final period. Charlie Millar made