Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-31

Boyd'S chief problem is to plug
the two guard holes left vacant
through the loss of Paul Brown
and Farhood. He also must find a
center to replace the crack Mike
Goldblatt, but he has some prom
ising aspirants for the pivot post
in Thompson, Diversion and Beach.
MacCartee also can play center,
but more than likely this boy, who
can also hold down either for
ward or guard job, will be as
signed to the back court.
Tech will entertain HyattSville High
December 20 in the Tech gym in the
Mckinley teams opening game. Later
the Hyattsville team will be given a
return game in the Maryland town. A
home-and-hohhe series also has been
arranged with the Catholic University
freshmen and with other teams APP
pearing on the Tech schedule, in addi-
ton to the public high foes, are the
University of Maryland freshmen, st.
Johns junior varsity of Annapolis and
Hagerstown High. The Mckinley
teams first game in the championship
series will be against Business, January
Z, on the Tech floor, which again will
be the scene of the title encounters.
by Assistant Manager Bill Austin, under
supervision of Coach Boyd:
December 20-HyattSville High.
December 31-Alumni.
January business.
January 10-Catholic University
freshmen at Brookland.
January 14-Western.
January 17-Central.
January .21-Eastern.
January 24-Business.
January 3l-Western.
February 1-Hagerstown High at
Hagerstown.
February ECentral.
February Eastern.
February io-Hyattsville High at
| Hyattsville.
February 19-St. Johns Junior
! Varsity at Annapolis.
| February 21-University of Mary.
land Freshmen at College Park.
February 28-Catholic University
| freshmen.
With regard to the public high court
series 1t might be mentioned that II
win again be played in the spacious
Tech gym. AS usual each team will
meet the other twice. In addition to
Business and Tech, Central and East
ern, which are expected to be among
| leading pennant contenders, also will
clash the opening day.
The complete series schedule:
| January Central VS.. Eastern,
Tech vs.. Business.
January 10-Central VS.. Business,
| Eastern VS.. Western.
January l4-Tech vs.. Western,
| Business VS.. Eastern.
January 1T-BusineSS VS.. West
ern, Central VS.. Tech.
January 21-Eastern VS.. Tech,
| Central VS.. Western.
January 24-Central VS.. Eastern,
Business VS.. Tech.
January Robustness vs. Central,
Eastern VS.. Western.
January 31-Tech VS.. Western,
Business VS.. Eastern.
February 4-Business VS.. Western,
| Central VS.. Tech.
February Eastern VS.. Tech,
Central VS.. Western.
Under direction Of r. j. Drummer
veteran and popular coach. candidates
for Central Highs swimming team are
prepping hard for the campaign
There are some IS natators of proved
worth on the Blue and White squad,
including 9 letter winners Of a cam
paign ago. In all, the Central contin-
gent totals IS. but many of these are
youngsters Of little experience who will
not be entered in competition the COM
ing season, but are being developed for
the future. Coach Varela, backstroke
star, is captain of the team. Varela
was not in the best condition last sea-
! son, but now is in much better shape
and expects to again shine the ensuing