Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-22

U, only 10 go down before central TueS-
day.
Just one game in five starts has been
lost by Gonzaga, tutored by Orrel
Mitchell. This was to the undefeated
Catholic University freshmen eleven by
"a to g. The Purple has lowered the
colors Of Business 81 to 6; Western, 10
to o; Georgetown Prep, to 0, and st.
Johns, 80 to z.
Bernard Bussink who played quar-
terback for the 1 Streeters against st.
Johns, and directed the team eff
GENTLY, probably will start at the signal
| calling post tomorrow, according to
Coach Mitchell. BuSsink, who also is
basket ball and base ball stalwart,
formerly had been holding forth at o
halfback or fullback post
| Others slated to start for the Purple
4 against Eastern are:
Francis Dunan or Ed Donohue, left
end; Al Farrell, left tackle; Irving Hol-
brook, left guard; Jake Farrell, center:
Eddie Farrell, right guard; Tom Ship
man or Leo Mckinley. right tackle;
Danny Pyne, right end; Fred Brew, left
halfback; Bob McVean, right halfback,
and Larry Freund or Joe Mills, fullback.
Coach Mitchell has been rather well
satisfied with the attack shown by his
team In recent games, but has not been
pleased with its work on defense and
he has this week given much attention
to improve the team in this respect.
Jimmy Hayden, clever fullback, may
not be able to start for Eastern because
Of an injury and If he is kept out OF
action his place probably will be taken
by Ralph Shackleford, who has dem
onstrated backf1eld ability Charlie
Millar, who has been handicapped by
injuries for some time, may start at
his old position at quarterback. If Mil
lar starts, Oxley, who has been at the
cir al Rm1I SvHe1 Af.A1.I -
shifted to halfback, replacing Burns.
In other respects 1t is probable that
the starting Eastern lineup will be the
same as the Lincoln Parkers have
started in recent games and will include
Smith, left end; Tom Nally, left tackle;
Montague, left guard Chester Miles,
center e Hogge right guard; Mofiett;;
Mccullough. halfback. Last season
Gonzaga drubhed Eastern, "a to 0, and
the year before, to 0.
Aside from the Eastern Gonzaga fray
two gridiron games In which elevens Of
the District group will figure are carded
tomorrow.
Western is to end its season against
Swavely at Manassas, Va, and Emer-
son Is to travel to Enmitsburg, Md, to
engage Mount st. Mary's Prep.
UnqueStionably a much improved
team over early season the Western
eleven Is favored to take the measure
OF Swavely. which, at the start of the
campaign, defeated Business, Is to o..
In its last series game Western held
the strong Central eleven to a 60 VIC
tory, which was no mean achievement.
i Emerson Is expected to win handily
over Mount st. Mary's Props. The En-
mitsburg eleven has taken decisive
drubbings from several scholastic elevenS
of this section this season, while EN-
erson has one of the huslkiest and best
prep school teams hereabout.
st. Johns was to engage Catholic
University Freshmen this afternoon in
the only strictly home game listed to-
day for schoolboy eleven of the Dis
trict area.
Landon and st. Adams teams were
to appear against Episcopal High COM
binations at Alexandria. Landon was
to engage the regular Episcopal eleven
and st. Adams l30-pounders and the
| Episcopal team of the same weight were
to clash.
With regular tumbling classes already
organized at Central and Eastern gym
sports are fast gaining popularity in the
public high schools here
Under the direction of Dr. c. Harris
White, director of athletics of the high
! through its stunts regularly in the gym
at Central and at Eastern Charley
Guyon is putting a class through daily
drills.
! Tlmbling is a sport admirably de-
| signed to develop one physically and
bring about agility, suppleness, grace
and poise.