Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-27

Nj, to hook up with the Wenon
Several boys who are now hold
ing forth with college or fast indie
nendent selevenS will make UP the
GonZaVa alumni lineup for Its
game with the Purple team.
Representing the grads Will DE
Tom Farrell and EdmonSton, ends;
Tom Brew, now OF Mount 81
Mary'S, and Tobin, tackles; Flnne-
gan and AuguSterfer, guards; SUI
Ivan, CENTER Charlie McVean OF
HOLY Cross, quarterback; Tracy
and Lynch OF Mount st. MaryS,
halfbacks, and Dugan, fullback.
1T is probable that the Gonzaga team
will start the game with Dunan. leIt
end: A., Farrell, left tackle; Ferris, rignt
guard; Gingras,4 center. HolorooK, r1gne
guaYds Shipman, right tackle; lyme
right endS ,Bussink, quarterback5 BreW,
left halfback; McVean, right halfpack
and Freund, fullback. - .-~~.
So far as age and weight is concerned
Georgetown Prep and Newman. High
elevef1s are well matched. The average
age of the members Of each team Is ~
years. The. average weight OF tne
Georgetown Prep eleven Is 100 pounoS'
AGAINST
Tast.F Fall the teams fought to a 1913
draw in, their Turkey day game at Lake.
wood and tomorrows battle. also
promises to prove spirited.
So far this season Georgetown Prep
has won three gar1es,s lost one aro tleu
one, while Newman has won three anu
victories have. been scored by George
town Prep over Mount ST. Marys Prep
rs to o; Swavely, % to 0, ana western,
/ to 0. this game having been won Dy
forfeit The Garrett Parkers battled
ST. Johns to q scoreleSs tie and were
beaten only. 0 to 6. by Gon2aSa, the
pIYruIe shaving been the; only eleven SO
far to score against Coach Eddie BROOKS
Newman has drubbed st. James, a.
to O: st. Peters of New York, IL 70 Y,
and Pingry Prep. Z to 0, put mas peen
defeated by kingsley Prep y 70 u anu
MdrrfstowTi Prep, o TO 10.
Dutch Eberts OF Catholic University
will referee the game; Yank Robbins
will umpire and Paule Byrne OK baItl-
more Loyola will act as hnesnnan'
Tech Highs squad probably win leave
for Stanton this afternoon. Twenty
I'VE players win make up the mckinley
bunch which viii be accompanied py
Coach Hap HardeH and Manager ROC
In stanton. Techs team, which has
won all SIX OF It's games so lar tnls
Fall win be meeting . worthy 'ioej The
Staunton eleven having recently won
the. state prep school title. .Staungon
score n over Episcopal High, 30 TO o,
A few weeks ego and Tech. barely beat
Episcopal, z to g, In the MCKINNEY
eleven's first game Of the season; How
ever. Tech has improved mucn since
then and little in - comparative Wag
on tomorrow's game can DC Sieehso
from these facts. .,."..- -.
All the Tech players are In good
shape and prepared to put up the best
night of which they are capaD4e.
MCKINLEY players who will make the
trip are Capt. Benner, Stehman, Stutz,
Goldman. winston. Pickett, Geiger'
Koiker, Hoy. Spencer, Wohlfarth, Mel
son, MacIndio, Harms, Co.'s, Ym9gs,
Reichman, Hatos, Elmer Mayer, BOD
Mayer, Hayeoek, Sachs, Himmelfarb,
Moore and Rhodes.
Eastern viii take its full squad to
York and Principal Charles Hart, Drec.
tor of Athletics Charles n. "Chief
Guvon, Coach Mike Kelley and many
students also will be in the delegation
from the Lincoln Park School.
Except Jimmy Hayden, fullback, who
has a charleyhorse and likely will not
play. all the Eastern players are in good
shape. Kenny Glow probably will round
out the backfield If Hayden does not
play. Charlie Millar, quarterback, who
has not been in good shape during the
most of the season, will be on the job.
Eastern drubbed York, 20 to 0. last FAN
and will be out for another win to-
morrow.
Twenty-Five players will be in the
Emerson SQUAD which will make the trip
to engage the Wenonah Military Acad-
envy team. Coach Harley p. Sanborn
will try to get through the game with
out working any of his boys too hard, rs
he wishes them all in good shape for the
intsrsectional battle here Saturday with
the Baylor School eleven Of Chatta"
nooga, Tenn.
Dewitt and Central foot bah elevens
were to clash this afternoon at 3:l5
O'Clock in the Central High School
Stadium in the annual gridiron contest
sponsored by the graduate @ Club OF
Central Indications were for bans-up
battle.
Business and Hyattsville, Nd, High
School basket ball teams were TO open
the scholastic court season hereanouS
this afternoon with q game in the BuSl-
ness gym, starting at $3.50 O'Clock.