Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-01
SURE THEIR TEAMS
WILL WIN OPENERS
Central Plays Eastern and
Tech Meets Business
Next Tuesday.
By EDWARD A. FULLER, Jr.


y ONE people are going to be fooled
next Tuesday.
Followers of Central, Eastern,
Tech, defending champion, and
Business all are looking for victory
when these teams get action that day
In opening games of the public high
school championship series in the Tech
gym. Central is to engage Eastern and
Tech is to tackle Business. Only two
OF the teams can win, unless tie or
ties occur.
Showings in preseason games indi-
to feel sanguine. All have shown power
under fire.
In last winters series Eastern and
Central split even. Eastern triumphed
In the first meeting, but Central came
back the final day of the series to con-
ouer the Lincoln Parkers. % to %. Tech
vanQuished Business twice last season,
but boy, oh boy, what battles they were!
Mckinley won the first, IL to II, and
the second, 80 to 20. Western, runner-up
in last Winters series, will make It's
debut January 10. against Eastern.
Regardless of the winners Tuesday,
fans probably will be able to get some
thing of an idea which teams, after all,
will hight 1t out for the crown. And
some people are bound to be fooled.
Ambition That's Lynn F. Woodwork.
Business High coach, all over. AFTER
receiving his bachelors degree from the
University Of Indiana and earning Varl-
Gus other scholastic honorS, Woody now
is working for his masters degree In
education at George Washington Uni
verSity. Mrs. Woodwork, who also holdS
O bachelors degree from Indiana, is
working for q masters degree in ntera-
ture from George Washington. Both
expect to be graduated in February.
Woody also probably will know con-
Siderably more about directing athletics
when he completes his course. His
thesis will deal with this subject and
will contain interesting material gath
cred from various parts OF the country.
Gonzaga is the lone schoolboy basket
ball team here listed for action tomor-
row, being scheduled to engage what is
known as the Alumni No. 2 team in the
Purple gym at o'clock.
Westerns game with George WASH
ington freshmen baSketerS originally
scheduled for tomorrow has been can
celed by the Colonial yearlings, who
have not yet had enough practice fol-
lowing their holiday recess. The game
may be played Saturday night as a
preliminary to the G. w. varSity-Dela-
ware contest in the Colonial gym.
Westerns game slated with st. Johns
College junior varsity at Annapolis on
Saturday has been postponed until later
In the season.
There was to be plenty doing today
at Central In an athletic way. Alumni
and undergraduate teams were to face
TO- sfA
Conzaga nghtwetghtS and regulars
both had court games, the former
against the De Molay quint and the
latter against the French tosserS.
The schoolboy program for the re-
Mainder Of the week follows:
Basket Ball.
Today.
Central vs. Alumni, at Central, ais
o'clock.
Gonzaga Lishtweights VS.. De Molay,
ct GonZaga, l o'clock.
oonEaga VS.. French, at Gonzaga, 2:30
o'clock.
Tomorrow.
oonzaga VS.. Alumni No. 2, at Con-
Raga, o'clock.
Friday.
Emerson w. Business, at Business,
Sis O'Clock.
Saturday.
etrayer vs.. St. Johns, at st. Johns.
Central W. Penn Freshmen, at Phila-
Gelphia.
Eastern w. York High, York, Pa.
Swimming.
Today.
Central vs.. Alumni, at Central, lis
o'clock.
Rife.
Today.
Central vs.. Alumni, ct Central, I:15
o'clock.