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

Winter. Joe Lyman, diver; Edward
Hickey and Max Rote, whose forte are
the relay and sprints; John Mayhem,
breaststroke and relay; Donald Bodine,
diver and relay; Dudley Gordon, relay;
Roger Loverton, diver and relay, and
Steven Thomas, breaststroke, are pror1i-
nent in the Central group. Lyman has
just been Signally honored, having been
named on the All-American scholastic
team picked for the Spalding guide.
He is the only schoolboy east of De-
troit to be thus recognized.
Stalwarts lost from last seasons Gen.
| trail team, which gained third honors
in the national interschoIastics held at
Yale University, include Bill King, re-
lay and 100-yard dependable, now at
Dartmouth; Roy Bodtne, relay, 100-yard
and backstroke performer. who has
clinched a berth on the University of
Iowa tank team, and Charley Squire,
now at American University.
Though the Central schedule has not
been completed, 1t doubtless will be
attractive, as meets with Tome Institute
and the Navy Plebes already have been
arranged and negotiations are in prog
resS for engagements with Baltimore
City, Baltimore Poly and the Friends
and Loyola teams also Of the Monu-
mental City. There also is a chance
that the Columbia Heights scholastics
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Freshmen.
Central's first engagement probably
will be held during the holidays.
Gonzaga's foot ball team has an open
date for Friday, November 20. Rev.
J. F. Curley, athletic director of the
school, would be glad to receive chal-
lenges from schools which also have
booked no opponent for this date.
AS was the case before the foot ball
| championship got under way Eastern
Highs track team, which last Spring
triumphed over Tech, SO to AZ, to win
the annual title meet, will be favored
to annex the crown. The Lincoln Park
which carried Eastern to It's first track
title, is intact.
Mike Kelley, who coaches track as
well as foot ball at Eastern, is hopeful
that Eastern's admittedly fine cinder-
path prospects will be soft-pedaled as
much as possible. Mike IS of the opinion
that had not so much been expected
of the Eastern foot ball team prior to
the start of the title set his team might
now be better of in the title hunt. He
believes this publicity had bad psyche
logical effect on his eleven.
Kenneth Glow, quarter miller, Is cap
tain of the Eastern team which prob
ably will get down to serious prepara-
ton few weeks after the close Of the
foot ball campaign.
Despite the Eastern High basket ball
squad has suffered the loss Of fine bull
warks of its last seasons squad in
Capelli, Fisher, Shapiro, zahn and
Wood, Charles NJ (Chief) Guyon.
athletic director and court mentor, has
group of seasoned players at hand in
Capt. Jimmy Ryon, forward: Danny
KeSsler and Mccullough, forwards and
guards: Phillips, center: Robey. Shirley,
Noonan, Chester Miles and Calevas.
guards, and Taylor and Wells. Fin
neran, Buccas and Kane, forwards:
Hayes, guard and forward. and Lieb,
center, are among prominent new
| corners
Guyon has had his proteges working
for nearly a month but it will not be
until after the gridiron season that the
/ squad reaches its full strength and
practice gets under way in earnest.