Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-31

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Referee-.1fr. o. Mitchell
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Central reserves accomplished the
downfall of Silver Spring yesterday.
Central took the lead before the end Of
the first quarter and held safe margin
thereafter. Rice with 10 points topped
the winners attack.
After the first half, during which
University Freshmen easily outclaSsed
GonZaga.
After rolling mp i7-tc-2 lead at the
half, Business used several different
combinations In the final half against
Hyattsville High and the latter was able
TO score IL points.
Led by watkins, Georgetown Prep
lhasketers were In front all the way
against Mount st. Mary's Prep. Wat
il<ins counted eight points. /.
Georgetown Prep Juniors scored over
,Gonzaga Freshmen only after the keen
Jest battle, Raglaud Of the winners was
Heading scorer.
Tech High win send q mile relay team
Ito the Meadowbrook games in Phiiadel-
.pllia February IL, 1t has been an
Inounced by Elmer r. Hardell, director
Lcf athletics and coach Of the track team
mt that school. It win be the initial
fcompetition Of the campaign for the
mckinley tracksters and will mark the
; @rst time the school ever has been
Represented In the Meadowbrook tests.
Capt. Jack Edwards, Alfred Reich
lyman and Frank Nobel, veterans, are
VIRTUALLY assured of places on the Tech
team and Homer Drissel and Marcus
Geiger loom as leading candidates for
The remaining berth.
Tech and Business High Schools are
f4osing valuable athletes through mid
gear graduations. The other three
schools will not be affected.
Three stars are leaving Tech. They
are Howard Florence, Ralph Young and
Wilson Hissey. Florence scintillated as
aaalfhack on the gridiron team and as
q Splinter on the track team. Ralph
Young was a stalwart pitcher on the
base ball nine and Hissey was an end on
the foot ball team and a pole vaulter.
Business chief loss Is Milton Singman,
klever basketer.
Several changes in the physical
teacher stats of the senior and junior
fpublic high schools were announced
yesterday. Seruch T. Kimbie was re-
1ieved as director Of athletics at Central
and transferred to the academic depart
lment at that school as an instructor in
mathematics. Bert Coggins basket ball
coach, was named to succeed Kimble as
director Of athletics, but the latter will
continue as faculty adviser on athletics
and will coach the base ball team. Kim<
bic also will continue as treasurer OF
the Interhigh Athletic Association. q
post which he has long held.
Alvin Miller, principal of Central,
said Ktmble was transferred because his
gBervices were more urgently needed at
this time in the academic department
than in the physical training depart
lnent.
Malcolm M. Edwards was transferred
10 Tech from Gordon Junior High and
Twill coach the base ball team at Nc
Ktnley. Edwards, a graduate of Wabash
College, in Indiana, has had experience
In coaching not only base ball but bas-
iket ball and track He will tudor only
The diamonders at Tech, however. Stan
icy M. Collins, who was originally slated
10 coach base ball at Tech, was trans
ferred to the physical training staff al
named to succeed Paul Doerr at Hine
The latter Is to take up teaching In the
Aeadenaic department.
Edwards place at Gordon has beer
nlled by Harold Blackman, who has beer
transferred from Columbia Junior High
The Columbia physical training pos
will not be filled at this time.
SchOolboy quints Of the District Of
Columbia, Virginia, Maryland and Yves
Virginia and North Carolina have beer
invited to take part in the sixth annua
enterscholastic basket ball tournament
Tor the South Atlantic area under auspi
ces Of Washington and Lee University Il
be held March 7-9 at Lexington. OF thu
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