The Washington times., 1929-11-06
BETHLEHEM
BOOKEDBY
EASTERN

One of the choicest games ever
arranged on Eastern High
Schools football schedule has
been lined UP for next year when
Bethlehem High Schools eleven
Of Bethlehem, Pa, Is met on the
latter's gridiron during the first
Saturday in october.
Definite announcement regard.
ing the scheduling of this attract.
ion was made yesterday by Assis.
tant Principal John Paul Co"us.
The fine showing Of EasCern
athletic representatives against
York High School is believed TO
have influenced the move.
Washingtonians will be offered
the opportunity of witnessing one
of the outstanding scholastic pre-
sentations of the season Friday
when Emerson Institutes repre-
sentative comes to grips with
George washington Freshmen.
The Colonial Cubs will be
favored to win but the stubborn
stand of Emerson against crack
college yearling elevens to date
should assure praiseworthy oppo-
sition.
The game, which was originally
scheduled for yesterday was
shifted to the Griffith Stadium
through special arrangement
One other contest to hold
the spotlight Friday will find
GOnzaga mixing 1t with
Georgetown Props at Benning
Field. GOnzaga will be at
tempting to stage a. come
back following its recent
defeat at the hands Of
Catholic University Freshmen,
Out of town engagements on
the same day will feature Devitt'S
meeting with Mt. st. Mary'S
Props at Emmittsburg, Md, and
Woodward's mix-up with Char
lotte Hall on the latter's grounds.
Two regular linemen have been
lost to Central through scholastic
ineligibility.
MirInan and Lan1ond, outstand-
ing huSkies, have been ruled out.
WILDER Cross, a fleet back, who
was ineligible for the first adviS-
ory, has also failed to live UP to
scholastic requirements.
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Western and Eastern, step
children in the interhigh basket
ball series for the past several
years. have gained a jump on
Tech and Central, their more
formidable rivals, for the impend.
ing campaign.
Coaches of these three schools
have had their candidates work
ing out for several weeks now and;
are well satisfied with their pro-
greSS.
! Regular Scrimmages with. !.
outside teams are already in
order for Coach Charley
GuyOn'S Eastern five, which
is already shaping up as
championship menace.
Tech is looking ahead doubt
fully. to its Thanksgiving Day
clash with Staunton Military
Academy eleven at Staunton, va.
The Virginians have turned
out one of their strongest teams
in years. Alexandria Episcopal
was downed by Staunton 80 to 0
not very long ago while Wood
berry Forest, an unbeanten
eleven for three years, was nosed
out by one touchdown.
Episcopal. which was routed by
Staunton barely lost out to Me-
Kinley in an early season game.
7 to s.
Tom Brew, Frank Holland and
Joe Lynch, former Disrtict
scholastic football marvels, are
going over big with the varsity
of Mt. st, Mary's, Emmittsburs,
Md.
Brew, originally guard at
Gonzaga, has been switched to
the regular quarterback assign
ment while Lynch, who also at
tended GonZaga, is also seeing
much action in the backfield.
Franklin Holland, once an All
High pick with Eastern, looks
good at an end.
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