The Washington times., 1929-10-29
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Two of the largest schoOlboy
tackles ever turned out by a
District Public High School
may represent Central after
the Business game Friday.
In the event he attains eligibility,
Rosenthal, a 2S5,pound product,
will be available for one of these
Jobs. while Mirman, a 2l5-pound
,imen, is already regular.
Rosenthal, despite his prodigioIs
size, is said to be surprisingly alert
and power boy in every sense o.
the word.
With these two giants laundering
In to throw the opposing back
fielders it can be easily seen that
the enemy will have plenty to
worry about.
Anho oh his eleven has
played only one game In the
current interhigh football series,
Coach Ty Ramber is already
nointiug his material for 1880.
The former Washington and Lee
and Central star will lose ohly
four men through graduation at
the close of the present school
wear. Captain Brandt, Lamont
Murray and EicholtZ, all hncmeh'
will transfer elsewhere.
This leaves him a splendid nu-
cIeus for future Blue and Whlte
machines and he is building with
this end in view.
re- western can win out today ana
+hen overthrow Tech, Coach Rauoer
ia confident that three-correieo GU
tic for the title will result.
and. believe me. II we do happen
a. 90 into a tangle like that III
eyoinp to do my best to arrange
nIayeoff." he insisted today.
ike for Central to have one more
crack at Tech if we were beaten
have nothing more to say.
rhe Mt Pleasant School seems
5eetined to be fortified by the aool
ION of a splendid coterie of talent
ofter the announcement of the school
marks for the second advisory IL
day.
Gross. CasaSsa, Day, CuVi'ler
oud Cocis are backs who may
he restored to good STANDING
while ROsenthal, Boyle ana Nd
gill are promising linemen VINO
will Iikely Y be available.
Coach Rauber has intimated that
ha will probably start his reserves
against Business Friday in order
to save his regulars for the West
ern game. if possible. He IS par
ticularIv desirous of resting Larr%
Pinckney, his prize fullback.
A game that looked not so not at
the start of the campaign is now
looming as a football natural Tor
Thursday. When Paully Byrne's
St, Johns Cadets mix 1t with
Georgetown Prep at Garrett Park,
surprising rivalry will unquestlon'
ably be involved.
These schools are getting together
after a lapse of several SEASONS ana
both are capably represented, the
Frepmen showing a brilliant punch
while outclassing Mt. st. Mary's
Props Saturday, $50.
"If we can beat ST. Johns We'll
take Gonzaga. too" is the word
now being passed around by the
Garrett Parkers.
Eastern High Schools basketball
team got a jump on its four inter
high rivals yesterday when it mixed
up witt Potomac Boat Club in
scrimmage at the Lincoln Park
gymnasium. Barney" Kane, for
merl" star independent PLAYER,
looked good for the Light Blue and
White.
Jack Ray, one-time Maryland.
University athlete. is assisting
Mike Kelly in the handling of
Eastern's eleven. Ray was APP
pOinte as physical instructor
and basketball coach last year
and is making hit in his new
undertaking,
Western is the latest to call out
its candidates for basketball. The
Red and White aspirants have been
working for a week now and are
advancing satisfactorily.
Coach Moore is we'll plea sed with
his material and believes that the
Westendcrs will stir up some real
trouble in the 1870 series.
Anthony Latona. rising young
star two years back, will return to
action after seasons lay-of due
to inelgibility.
This leaves Tech the lone school
that has not yet issued the can,
Coach Artie Boyd is authority for
the fact that the Gray will not
take the floor until the current
football campaign is closed