Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-24
2ses Numbering of Players Pk Expect to DO Well This Season
SCHOOL CUNTS TO PLAY
MANY GAMES TOMORROW

scorers with 10 points. while Jimmy
Ryan with 6 led Eastern's attack.
With BuScher and Galotta finding
the range of the basket consistently,
Emerson outclaSsed Woodbury. Forest
all the way. Buscher counted l8 points
while Galotta was ringing up Is. At
the half Emerson held a 23-l5 edge
In the final half the Capital City outfit
cut loose to widen its lead.
Fishburne and Klinoselter did most of
Eplscopals scoring as that team turned
back woodward in their 135-pound
league clash. The game was played as
preliminary to the Eastern Episcopal
tilt.
Georgetown Prep Juniors held the
whip hand all the way in their game
with ST. Adams Juniors. Richards and
Ragland did most of the winners Scor-
ing.
Mike Kelley, foot ball coach at East
ern, also has been named as tutor of
the Lincoln ParkerS' track squad. Har-
ley P. SanbOrn, floor mentor, originally
was slated to handle the cinderpatherS,
but the basket ball team has taken so
much of his time that it has been
found best to place Kelley in charge
of track. No other shifts now are con-
templated in the Eastern coaching staff,
according to Principal Charles Hart.
Homer Drissel. outfieIder, has been
named captain of the 1929 Tech base
ball team, 1t was announced today by
Elmer P. (Hap) Hardell, director of
athletics at that school, Captains of
all teams have been appointed at Tech
instead of being elected by letter win
ners since the beginning of the present
school year.
Drissel, who also is a clever foot ball
player, Is popular, and his selection has
met with favor among the ball toSsers.
Just who will coach the Mckinley
diamond squad the coming Spring is
uncertain. Stanley Collins originally
was slated for the post. but he may be
given another assignment.
II. C. (Curley) Byrd. director of ath-
letics and head foot ball coach at the
University OF Maryland, was the prin-
clpal speaker last night at the annual
banquet in honor of the Tech High
gridiron team, which last Fall won the
public high school championship. Other
speakers at the function, which was
held at Avignone Freres, included Maj.
Fitzpatrick, president of the Princeton
Alumni Association, who presented
Tech with the Princeton foot ball cup.
on which it holds two legs and needs
only one more to gain permanent DOS
session: Kip Edwards of the Grand
Stand Coaches Association of this city,
who presented Tech with a banner EN-
blematic of its winning the foot ball
title; Principal Frank C. Daniels of
Tech, Louis Mattern, DR.. LIE Row Birch.
Leonard Brown, Elmer ZearfosS, Albert
Pickett, Warren Spencer and Winfree
johnson. athletic director for the pub
lie parks. Hap Hardell, Tech director
OF athletics, was POSTMASTER.
Principal Daniels presented gold foot
balls to 19 members of the foot bali
squad and Manager Arthur Storey.
Players getting the balls were Capt.
Ward Oehmann, Tom Oyster, Leo Win
ston. Jake Edwards, Willis Benner.
Bradley Edelblut. Russell Cole, Homer
DrisSel. Howard Florance, Holmes
Fountain, Dunbar Goss, Harold Nor
wood, Frank StutZ, Aubrey Spencer.
Hubert Hoy, Robert Mayo, Wilson His
Sey and Frank Mabel.
Should Tech win the public high
basket ball title it may compete In the
Penn tournament. A MCKINLEY ouint
has never taken part In this big event.
Central has won the title once and has
been runner-up twice, while Eastern
mas twice competed.