Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-16
OPEN HIGH SCHOOL
SERIES TOMORROW
HardeII's Boys Should Win,
but Woodworth's Team
Full of Fight.
ny EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.
,kTF we play like we did in the
third quarter Of that game
4 with Episcopal the other

<<TF we play like we did in the
third quarter of that game
4 with Episcopal the other
day, well win. If We don't,
well, it's hard to tell whatll hap
pen. We should win. though"
That's what Hap Hardell, Tech
High coach, has to say about to-
morrow's foot ball game between
the Mckinley eleven, defending
champion, and Business. The
game, the opener in the public
high school championship series,
will be played in the Central High
School Stadium starting at 3:45
o'clock.
'weIl be in there giving EN- all we
have. You can depend on that. We're
not scared of Tech or any other team.
Win or lose, those kids viii battle to
the last ditch"
That's Lynn Woodwork, Business
coach, talking.
Material Improved.
Both Tech and Business have better
material this year than last. Each has
capable boys in the backfield, but lines
Of uncertain strength.
Tech has not yet won a game In three
starts this season, but the Gray UNI
uuestionably is improving right along.
The Mckinley team, though, has fur
nished all three Of its foes red-hot bat
tlingf losing to Baltimore Poly, to 2,
and then, after lighting Handley High
to q 6-6 stand-off less than "a hours
later, bowling to Episcopal. Is to rs, IN
q game in which the Gray showed
flashes of undeniable power.
Hardell today had not decided upon
the complete starting lineup for Tech.
He was certain, however, that Capt. SID
Kolker and Harms, tackles; Baxter,
center; Nelson. quarterback, ana Sacns,
. halfback, would be in there at the
opening kickoff. Yznaga, Gormley
Reichman, Hates and Oehmann are
backs likely to see action. Wohlfartn,
Buscher, Meikeljohn, Stehman, McKin-
ley and Zearfoss. ends, and Goldman,
Himmelfarb, Howser, Lank and Gram
Itch, guards, are others from whom the
starting array viii be picked.
Duryee Is Threat.
Bnl Duryee Is the big shot of the
Business backfield and the boy who win
be watched most carefully by Tech.
Let this felIah get away around end
and he's good for plenty yardage. He
can really step. Vernon Johnson, us
pound quarterback, Is another classy
performer, but is so small that Wood
worth Is reluctant to let him remain In
the game for long periods.
Business light line is its biggest
handicap. AS usual, the Stenogs have
had to reconstruct their forward wall
this year.
In their first two games the Etenogs
fell easy prey to the big Emerson and
Swavely elevens, but last Friday put up
a great tight before bowling to Con
xaga, 0 to q
Woodwork announced today that he
plans to start this Business lineup:
Mills, left end; MastromarinO, left
tackle: Kallinsky, left guard: Cook,
center: Donnan, right guard; Capt.
Sarl Levy, right tackle; Plant, right
end; johnson, quarterback; Strasser,
left halfback: Jacobson or Cavanaugh,
right halfback, and Duryee, fullback.
VTTHILE Tech and Business are bat
w ting 1t out three other games M
volving schoolboy teams Of the
District group win be IN progress, all
on out-of-town gridifons.
Dewitt Is listed to engage Alexandria
High In the Virginia City, st. Johns
has an engagement with Calvert Han N