Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-10
CHAMPIONS STRONG
/ So JOB IS BIG ONE
Manual Trainers Have Taken
i Honors for Last Five
| Years In Row.

n in the hope of topping Tech
IL from its public high school
championship perch In the title
meet to be held May "a. 1t appears that
both the Blue and White and the Linz
coin Parkers, however, have q tough
row to hoe to accomplish their opbec-
tives, as Tech has another good team.
Tech has wn the meet the past five
years in a row.
While the Manual Trainers have lost
several crack members of the OUTFIT
which last season won the meet with q
9-point margin over Central, they have
at hand a group OF performers who
starred in the 1928 affair and some
other boys who are expected to land
points.
Central has much power in the held
events, but it is doubtful whether the
Blue and White can develop SUFFICIENT
strength in the running department to
overcome the Mckinley aggregation.
Eastern has some nifty athletes, par
ticularly In the longer runs, and by the
time of the meet may look consider
ably more formidable than at present.
Tech has at hand such capable ath-
letes as Capt. Jack Edwards, who was
largely responsible for the teams vie
tory in the 1928 meet; Fountain, sprin-
ter; Reichman, Nobel, quarter nilers;
Austin Winston, field events performer;
Marcus Geiger, Tom Oyster, Leo Win
sten and others.
Centrals leading performers include
Capt. Calvin Milans. high jumper;
Proctor, pole vaulter; Crymes, Ed
Milans, broad jumpers; Hinkel Plumley,
Feldman, Naylor, Reilly and Ditzler,
runners.
Eastern is counting heavily upon Capt.
Frank Miles and his twin brother CheS-
ter, Holmes and Steinkuller, distance
performers; Glow, Swope, quarter
milers; Eisenger, Tolson, Martin,
dashes; Shorb, Mccullough, half-milcrs;
Everett, high hurdler; Wood, javelin
thrower: Holland. shotputter; Slye,
field apd track dependable; Hutchinson,
shotputter, and VIM, pole vaulter.
In events tomorrow for District
schoolboy athletes Eastern will enter
tain Gonzaga in a base ball game in
the Eastern stadium, Episcopal will play
host to Tech in q track meet ct Alex
andria and EpiScopals tennis team will
have Emersons racketeers as guests
at Alexandria.
Two ball games comprising yesterdays
schoolboy card we're both broken up by
rain before five innings had been play
ed. Gonzaga was leading Western, 5
o.
in their contest on the Ellipse and East
ern was heading Dewitt, to 0, at the
end of the first inning in the Eastern
stadium.
Eastern and Gonzaga probably will
provide a lively ball game tomorrow.
Both teams have shown power and
there is an old rivalry. Eastern has
won one and lost one contest so far,
%vnaF ed
match yesterday with Gonzaga which
was cut short by rain.
Coach Hap Hardell of the Tech track
team is not particularly optimistic over
success in the meet with Episcopal to-
morrow which will open the outdoor
campaign for both teams, but win or
lose, he Is sure that his proteges win
receive valuable experience. Tech Tor
several years has started its Spring
cinderpath campaign against Episco-
pal
as follows:
I0O-yard dash - Fountain, Livineston,
sso-saTd dash - Fountain, Livingston,
4io-yard dash--Edwards. Nobel, oeiser.
SS0-yard Tun-Reichman.
Ia0-yard high huEdles-Piggctt
l20-yaEd low hurdles-Oyster, Bergen.
Shotuut-Wall, Edwards.
Javelin-.A. Winston, /. winston ss,
DiScuS-A. Winston, Wall, 6tutz, EDWARDS
Pol: vauIt-RosenthaI; o,,
Broad jump : Daudt, Hoy, Spencer A.
RsiSy-Edwards, Nobel Reichman, Geissr,
Cole
Emerson will be opening its net cam
paign against the Episcopal tennis team
and the latter also will be playing Tor
the first time.
Three base ball games and track
meet were listed for scholastics here
about today. On the diamond Eastern
was to entertain Emerson. Business and
Swavely were to face on the Monument
lot and Central and University OF Mary
land freshmen were to square on at
College Park and Eastern was TO play
host TO University Of Maryland fresh
men in q track meet in the Eastern
stadium.