Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-19
DORA AND BERWYN
F|vES MEET TODAY
Company Irrational Circles
Battle Other Half of
HyattsvilIe Card.
T IYATTsvTLLE, Nd, January
- ia. pair of basket bali
games of unusual interest are

r YATTSVTLLE, Nd. January
- ia. pair Of basket ball
games of unusual interest are
carded for the National Guard
| Arnnory floor here tomorrow afternoon.
DORA and Berwyn A. C. quints will
clash In an important Prince Georges
County League game in the first con-
test at 2:45 o'clock. Company r, Ma
tional Guard. and National Circles OF
washington will match baskets In the
second tilt.
Defeat for either DORA or Berwyn
| A. G. will Just about eliminate 1t from
the championship race. DORA iow
stands third with Ave wins against two
defeats, while Berwyr1 Is fourth, Just .
half game behind, with four victories
against two losses Berwyn. after ~,
unimpressive start, has won It's last
four games.
Company r will be cunning for its
sixth straight win outside OF league
play against National Circles.
Three more league games are cardeo
here next week, two on Monday night
and the other Thursday.
Mount Rainier A. G. and Brentwood
Hawks and Maryland Collegians and
Company r will clash Tuesday, the
fret two qlirts souaring of In the
opening tilt, Berwyn A. C. and Hyatts-
vile Southern Methodists will fight It
out Thursday night.
Mount Rainier was scheduled 70 meet
Dixie Pig A. G.. Monday night, but upon
request Of the latter team the game was
postponed. and 1t was decided to stage
instead the Mount Rainier. Brentwood
Hawks game.
The aforementioned contest was sclred-
uled some time ago and was forfeited
by league officials to Mount Rainier
when the Hawks failed to appear at
game time. The Hawks. however, pro-
tested the 0ficials action and the pro-
test was upheld by the board of man.
ayers, which ordered the game played
Boy and girl basket ball teams Of
Hyattsville High School will be active
| next week. Each will play two games.
| Both the boys games will be played
at home and the girls will go away for
both their contests.
! Eastern High Of Washington will be
| here Monday afternoon TO engage the
| Hyattsville schoolboys in the National
Guard Arrnory In the first game Of a
homeland home series, and Catonsville.
Md, High will be Hyattsville's guests.
/ also ON bLe hiInuIy nouls fiiuay dAtci-
noon
Hyattsville recently downed Cations
| vile at Catonsville, 40 to IA.
Silver Spring High and Annapolis
High will furnish the opposition for the
Hyattsville girls. Silver Spring viii be
| engaged Thursday afternoon at silver
| Spring and Annapolis will be faced In
| "Orabtown" Friday night. The Hystts-
Vile lesstes In their last game bowed 10
the Clinton Community Center sextet
IN close game.
SO far the Hyattsville boys have won
| Ave and lost seven games, all their de-
feats having been at the hands Of
| Washington teams. They put up Stub
| born fights against several OF the Dis
| trict combinations. however. their ex-
hibitions against Tech and Central
! being particularly notable.
Against Maryland quints Hyattsyine
| has shown strongly, and followers pre-
dict that the Prince Georges County
! bows will do we'll In the state cham
| pionship tournament, starting early IN
| March.
| Hyattsville girls to date have won
| two games and lost two. Their work
| lately has not been pleasing to Coach
| Margas>. Welt, and she plans TO switch
her line-tNG for the silver Spring game
10 include Rita Kessler and Isabel
| Craddock. forwards: Kathlee Harnigan.
center; Jean Hamilton. seide center, and
Irene Knox and Josephine Knox.
guards,