Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-23

- SCLOldSliC group Will De repre-
Sented in the fifth annual in
i door invitation track meet of tbs
University of Virginia, to be held
tonight at Charlottesville.
Eastern, Tech and Dewitt are strictly
District teams whose colors will flash in
the meet, while Episcopal High Of Alex
andria and Hyattsville High also are to
be represented.
Dewitt was to entertain Leonard Hall
in the only schoolboy basket ball game
carded for home floor this afternoon.
Central's quint was at Bethlehem,
Pa, for game with Bethlehem High,
and Georgetown Prep was to face
Swavely at Manassas, Va.
In games last night ST. Johns bowed
to La Sale Institute quint of Cumber-
land, Md, in a 28-to-23 match in the
Cadets gym, but in a prel:Vainary La
Sale Props were beaten by the st.
Johns second-year B five in a 28-to-11
tilt
Yesterday afternoons engagements
found GonZaga swapping Leonard Hall,
As to 10, in the Gonzaga gym; Emerson
defeating Episcopal. % to 18. at Alex
andria; Strayer'S Business College quint
of this city pointing the way to Strayer's
College team of Baltimore, "a to IS, in
the Maryland metropolis, and Bethesda
over Sandy Spring High in the Mont
gomery County High School League.
Base ball practice for st. Johns COL
lege will start Monday. it has been an
nounced by Coach lube Sullivan, who
is optimistic as to prospects for de-
veloping fast nine.
Five members of last seasons team
will be at hand in Lucas. catcher;
Cnh Erckh n- II
stop, and Augusterfer and Morris, out
feeders.
Sullivan's main problem, 1t now ap-
pears, will be to develop pitching
strength. Not a single hurler from last
season is available. Rodier. Keller and
Springman are the most likely appear
ing moundsmen who will try for the
team, Springman is hailed as particu-
larry promising. Lewis was the ace OF
the pitching corps last season.
heavy schedule is being arranged,
including group of attractive games,
in addition to the Prep School League
matches. Staunton Military Academy
will be here May 4 to engage st. Johns
at Griffith Stadium in one Of the fea-
ture tits.
Mullaney starred for La Sale Insti-
tute in that teams win over st. Johns
basketers last night He registered IL
points, including four goals from scrim-
mage and three from the foul line. It
was sweet victory for the Cumberland
| boys. as they were defeated by st.
Johns earlier in the season.
1t was close game last night all the
way. Schlegel and Augusterfer headed
the home teams attack, each with 7
points.
Keller scored Is points for st. Johns
Second Year B Five as that team
downed La Sale Props.
Gonzaga toyed with Leonard Hall,
The Purple, with Connors, Bobby Nc
Vcan and Pyne doing most of their
basket-sniping, gained an early big lead
which they maintained. Muldowney
scored IS Of the visitors points with
Marsh registering the other 5.
Emerson held the whip hand all the
way over Episcopal. Alvin Buscher was
the big gun in the winer'S offense with
II points. Quinn hung UP 8 to lead
his teams attack.
Washington and Baltimore Strayers
put on an interesting match. Washing
ton was ahead at the half, IL to 9. Dix.
Gardner and Hook we're most consistent
for the victorS with Russell playing best
for the home team.
A brisk final half attack gave Re-
thesda its win over Sandy Spring. The
losers were ahead 10 to 9, at the half.
Tyrell for the winners and Cuff for
the losers were high scorers.