Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-02


the completed Eastern High
School basket ball schedule, an
Il nounced today by John Paul
Collins, assistant principal Of
the Lincoln Park School.
In addition to public high school en-
gagements home-and-home matches
have been arranged with Georgetown
University freshmen, Catholic Univer-
Sity freshmen, GonZaga, Strayer's, st.
Johns, Emerson. Georgetown Prep and
Episcopal, though one of the games with
the last mentioned will be a practice
affair. Contests with the University
of Maryland freshmen and Bliss Elec-
trical School are among other more inn
portant games listed for the Light Blue
and White tossers. Potomac Boat Club
also will be met twice.
Eastern'S first game will be with
Emerson December Is In the Lincoln
Park School gym.
Central, to be met January z, will be
the Light Blue and Whites first OPP
ponent in the championship series.
Eastern will end its foot ball sched-
ule Tuesday against Gonzaga and few
days later basket ball practice at the
Lincoln Park School will enter its
most serious phase. The Light Blue
and White tossers have been working
some time, but, of course, without play
ers who will be available after the
close Of gridiron activities.
Charles M. Guyon is coaching the
Eastern squad and is hopeful of devel-
oping a formidable team, despite the
loss Of such stalwarts as Capelli, Fisher,
Shapiro, Zahn and Wood.
Among leading candidates for the
team are Capt. Jimmy Ryan, forward:
Danny Kessier and Ben Mccullough,
forwards or guards; Robey, Shirley,
Noonan, Chester Miles and Calevas,
guards, and Taylor and Wells.
Prominent newcomers include Fin
neran, Buccas and Kane, forwards;
Hayes, forward or guard, and Lieb, CEN
ter.
The Eastern Schedule.
December 13-EmersOn.
December 14-GeOrgetown Fresh
men preliminary TO Georgetown
Varsity University Of Baltimore
game).
December 17-PotOmac Boat Club.
December 20-EpiscOpal (practice
camel.
january 6-POtomac Boat Club.
January Central.
January 9-Strayer.
January 1O-Western.
January 13-St. Johns.
January 14-Business.
January 15-EpiscOpal, at Alexan-
dria.
, January 16-CathOlic U. Fresh
men, at BrOokland.
January 17--GeOrgetOwn Fresh
men.
January 2O-HyattsviIIe High, at
HyattsvilIe.
January 2l-Tech.
January 22-Emerson.
January 23-Catholic u. Fresh
men.
January 24-CentraI.
January 27-GOnzaga, at GonEaga.
January 28-Western.
January 29-GeorgetOwn Prem.
January 3O-Woodward.
January 31-BusineSs.
February 5--EpiscOpal.
February Tech.
February 1O-GOnzaga.
February 1l--GeOrgetOwn Prep, at
Garrett Park.
February 1S-WO0dward, at Y. M.
C.. A.
February 14-University Of Mary
land Freshmen, at College Park.
February 15-Bliss Electrical
School, at TakOma Park.
February 19-St. Johns, at ST.
Johns.
FEBRUARY 2O-Strayer.
February 28-HyattsvilIe High.
oCCduSc IIle patronage mas NOT war
ranted the expense entailed Dewitt
School may abandon the Spring track
meet, which it has conducted here the
past two years. The matter is soon to
be considered by the board of visitors
and governors of the school.
Adverse weather hurt the meet in
1928 and last Spring, with favorable
weather conditions, the patronage was
not all that might have been desired.
Passing of the Dewitt meet would be
deplored in athletic circles here, as
there are none too many opportunities
for track competition offered schoolboy
athletes hereabout.
With the return of Lieut.. William F.
Bulls to Dewitt, following his wedding
trip, candidates for the schools wrest-
ling team. the first ever to represent
Dewitt, will resume hard work. Lieut..
Bulls Is coaching the squad.
There are some likely appearing
aspirants in the squad, and Dewitt has
hopes OF developing a formidable mat
team. Only a limited schedule is
planned this season, but If the sport
takes hold it is planned to 60 In for
it on more extensive scale later.
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