Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-01

And these three by no means
constitute all the noteworthy
backs who are performing with
the public high elevenS. Among
others are Reichman and Spencer
of Tech, Oxley, Millar and McCul-
Tough Of Eastern and Millard OF
western. Spencer and Millal
doubtless have shown to most ad-
vantage so far at quarterback.
Despite that the defensive play has
perhaps not been up to par. there have
been plenty of good individual exhibit
lions in this respect. Some fine WORK
has been done by Benner Of Tech anc
Brandt and CasSaSa of Central at ENDS
Lamond of Central and Geiger Of Tech
have shown real class at guards, ano
the play of Stutz and Kolker OF Tech
Tom Nally of Eastern and Eicholtz Of
Central at tackles has been noteworthy
as has the work of Quincy Owens al
center for Western, McGinty, Central
center; Bob Cook, tackle, and Ed Cook
end, Of Western, and Montague, East
ern, guard, are other forwards who
have done effective work.
Without question the outstanding
player so far in the series has beer
willis Benner, Tech captain and LEFT
four touchdownS, two after receiving
passes from Aubrey Spencer, who ha:
been far and away the best HEAVIER II
the series, and the other on q 30-yare
dash after sharing ball that hat
bounded away from an enemy player
If Central High school is not repre-
scented by a good swimming team TIT
coming season. it will be through M
lack of interest on the part of the stu
dents, who are practicing theoretically
under the direction of F. ]. Drummer
veteran mentor. Nearly 10 are receiv
ing instructions from Drummer.
Jack Stearns Is manager of the team
and Davis Bell and Claude Pierce ar
assistant managers. Bob Varela Is cap
tain.
Here is a complete list of boys max
ing up the Blue and White squad. II
addition to Capt. Varela:
Max Rote, Edward Hickey, Roge
Leverton, Burton tombstone, Thoma
Raysor, Anthony Reudi, John Wiley
John Mayhem, Arthur Chandler, Davi
Agey, Jack Tisdale, Dudley Gordon
Steven Thomas, Laurence Julihn, Ar
instead Colman, Walter Long, Charles
Ludwig, Jack Perry, Frederick Bamman
Alex Litman, Thornton Burns, Jacl
Deiner, Bennett Rock, Anthony Carabal
jal, Don Bodine, william Thompson
Fernando Lamas, Pierce Michael, Doug
las Lynch, David Roadley, Harry Ames
Jack DufYield, Lewis Ross, Archie Meat.
yard, Beverly Carter, Leon ReikeS, Ar
thur Weller, John Bonnet, Dick Maurer
Socrates Thomas. Vincent lombard
Clement Berezoski, Ernest Parsons
Jack Levine, James Hail. Gilbert Bates
Fred White, Thomas Fentress. Ray Nc.
Intosh, william Dexter, Bill Hickey
John WEIGH, Ray Mason, Samuel Ag'
new, Roland Burns, John Robertson
Arthur Dinger, Norton Smith, Franci!
Cave, Joe Lyman, Give Brown, Law
renee Bonner, Rich johnson and Luciar
Johnson.
To decide upon what sports the schoo
will take part in the coming Winter
an athletic assembly was to be held thi!
chance that basket ball, which did MOI
prove especially popular at the schoo
the past season, may be dropped ir
favor of boxing and wrestling, or 1t may
be decided to foster all three sports.
Dewitt and Gonzaga authorities are
corresponding in an effort to reach ar
agreement on a date for a foot bal
game between the elevens representing
the schools. It Is stated that all diff.
culties in the way of playing this game
which has been an annual feature OF
the schoolboy season here for several
years, has been cleared, except that Of
q date
Some time ago Gonzaga authorities
let it be known that the Purple would
not meet Dewitt on the gridiron this
year unless the latter agreed to meet
eligibility requirements laid down by the
I StreeterS. This situation now has
been ironed out, it is understood, anc
doubtless date for the game will bt
announced within few days. Gonzags
won over Dewitt last Fall, Is to 6.
Business and Central elevens were t.
face this afternoon In the Central Sta
championship game, which Central wa.
expected to win rather handily.
In its only series start Business wa,
drubbed by Western, o to Al, while
Central also dropped the lone game Il
has played in the series, bowling Il
Tech, to IL, in a stirring struggle
Emerson's eleven was at Williams
burg, Va, to hook up with the William
and Mary Freshmen team this after
noon.
Devitt's squad will leave by boat this
evening for Newport News to meet New
port News High eleven tomorrow.
So far the Dewitt eleven has won two
out OF three games and appears to be
In for a good season, despite that 1t
started with line made up largely OF
green material.
Tomorrow the Dewitt squad will be
luncheon guests Of Capt. Fawell, u. S. NJ,
and Mrs. Fawell on the ship command
ed by Capt. Fawen and anchored at
Newport News.
Hap Hardell, Tech foot ball coach,
wants 1t made plain that he by no
means expects the Western eleven, to
be met Tuesday in the Central Sta
dunn. to prove a push-over. In Jimmy
Draper and Ray Willard the Red and
White has pair of high-class backs
who may be expected to show well, de-
spite that they are far from being in
the best shape physically, Hardell
points out. The fact that Western
doubtless may have several more de-
pendahle players who have overcome
scholastic dificulties available Tuesday
certainly does not make the team rate
any lower In the eyes Of the Tech
mentor.
Hardell points to the fact that West
ern gave Eastern q whale of a battle
for three periods Tuesday. and, forth
ned by additional talent, the Red and
White doubtless will be capable of fur
nishing any Of the public high school
eleyens plenty Of argument. Tech In