Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
GAME TODAY LAST
FOR MOST OF BOYS
Graduations win DepIete
High School Squads--AlI
EIeVenS Hit.
By EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

~ 9TH the Eastern and Tech
X elevens, which were TO meet
IL this afternoon In the Gen.
trail Stadium in the Anal
and deciding battle of the public
high school foot ball champion
ship series, will lose valuable play
ers by graduation before the 1891
title set rolls around. Each, how
ever, will retain a good nucleus for
next season. In fact, Tech will
have more seasoned boys at hand
than at the start Of any campaign
since Coach Hap Hardell assumed
the reinS.
Eastern will have to get along with
out such nifty players Is Red Wells,
Flip Corridor and Mel Wade. backs;
George Shorb, center; Kenny McAboy,
end, and sansbury, guard. Boys around
whom Coach Mike Kelley must rebuild
his team include Tony Palmer, dashing
little halfback: Davis, end; Campbell
and Chalkley, tackles, and Wolfe, tackle
or guard. Charley Mades, guard, the
lone 1929 letter winner at hand the
start Of the season, but who has been
unable to make the grade as o regular,
also Is listed to return as are several
other second-stringers.
Tech players slated to receive diplo-
mas are Capt. Sid Kolker tackle; Nell
son, Reichman and Hatos, backs, and
Lark, guard. Goldman, guard, already
has been lost through attaining the age
of 81.
In Gormley and Sachs, backs, and
Carleton Edwards (f1o relation to Jake
Edwards), quarterback the Gray VIII
have fine group Of backs available.
Fine clever forwards also are to return
in Meikeljohn and wohlfarth, ends;
Rhodes, guard; Bell, tackle, and Baxter,
center.
GRADUATION also will exact heavy
~ toll of the Business and Western
elevens, which finished series COM
petition yesterday when the George
townefs drubbed the Stenogs, 81 to o, to
relegate the Orange to its usual finish.
ing place, the cellar. The win gave
Western record OF one victory, one tie
and two defeats to make it wind up
fourth in the standing, 1t was the
fourth defeat In as many starts for
Business, which was unable to score a
single point In the series, while its OPP
ponents were rolling up 81.
Seven Stenogs are booked to receive
the oil sheepskin before another cam
paign. They are johnson, quarterback;
Bill Duryee, fullback, who quit the team
some time ago; Plant and Mills, ends;
Margolis, guard, and Cook, center.
Strasser, Jacobson and Cavanaugh,
backs; Reeves and FUR, backs and
ends; Levy and Mastomarino, tackles,
and Donnan, guard, are boys who right
now are expected to return to school
next Fall.
Western win lose Everett Buscher,
crack end; Bob Fletcher, who can play
terback, and Webb, ftillback, the cream
of its team this season, and Cochran,
back; Pimper, center; Haywood, end,
and Greve, tackle.
western players carded to return for
the 1881 campaign include Beers, Hill
leary and Lynhafn, halfbacks; Reynolds,
end; Lawrence Buscher and Booth,
tackles; Francis, Lathouder, Keith,
Classic and Nye, guards, and Dodson,
center.
Western outclassed Business all the
way yesterday. With Stan Amidon,
quarterback, and Bill Beers, left half
back, heading their drive, the George
towners ran and passed their way to
victory over Business, which threatened
to score just once and for the most
part, though battling grimly, was on
the defensive
A passing combination, Amidon to
Beers, accounted for two touchdownS,
and Amidon chalked up the other pair
of tallies on dashes of 20 and 40 yards,
after he had intercepted passes.
Amidon shot pass to Beers, good for
"a yards, that brought the first tally in
the opening period. The heave came on
tumble by Everett Buscher, Western
end. In the second quarter Amidon
tipped lateral heave to Beers, and
the latter ran 8 yards to score. Beers
caught the ball on the first bounce, and
registered only after he and the Bust
ness tacklers hesitate, not certain, APP
parently, that touchdown could legally
be scored. 1t was the first play of its
kind IN the series. A well executed pass
by Tom Webb to Beers that Melted so
yards set the stage for this second
touchdown.
In the third quarter Afnidon inter-
cepted JohnSon's pass and dashed 20
yards to score, and in the fourth period
he SHARED another enemy heave and
streaked As yards to cross the Stenog
goal line. Arnidon place-kicked the ex-
ira point after three touchdowns, but
one of the tallies was not allowed as
Western was ruled offside. Everett
Buscher place-kicked the other. extra
marker.
A passing attack with johnson doing
most Of the heaving enabled Business |
to gain the Western 8-yard line, where |
1t was halted by the whistle ending the |
first half. That was the Stenogs' only |
real threat. They, however, made a
couple of fine defensive stands. In the |
third quarter they held on their half
foot mark and again in the same period |
on their 28-yard stripe.
Lineup and Summary.
Western CAD. Position. Business (0). |
1eywood ...s.. Left end .........,. FUR |
sreve ......... Left tackle. Mastromarino |
francis Left guard. MARGINS |
JOQSOn sCenter s.............. COOK |
Iathouder $50. Eight guard. ........ .Donan |
Z. buscner -. Hignt tackle ........... Levy |