Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-06
POTOMACS ENGAGE
PETWORTH QUINTET
Also Have "0utside" Games
This Week-EagIes Too
Good for Circles.
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- basket ball team, which is head
ing the Community Center Bas-
ket Ball League flag race, will
engage Petworth Nets, a sturdy outfit,
tonight in a league game in the Central
High at 9 o'clock. The Nets will put
forth every effort to stop the hustling
Boatmen.
Potomacs also have booked indie
pendent games for Saturday and Sum
day, meeting McLean's quint Saturday
night at o'clock and the Tank Corps
quint Sunday at Fort Meade at 3
o'clock.
Skinker Eagles walloped National
Circles, 81 to II, in the opening game
of the Independent Basket Ball League
last night in the Silver Spring Armory.
Wolff Photographers will clash with
Trinity M. E. Church tosserS tonight
in the Eastern High gym at 7:45
o'clock. Woltz easily defeated the Trim
ity boys earlier in the season, but the
latter is hopeful of showing better to-
night.
Strengthened by the acquisition of
several players who have made their
marks on college and high school courts
the Photographers are after games with
Strayer, Ben Franklin, Southeastern
University and George Washington
freshmen quints.
Manager Zones may be reached at
National 674O. branch 937, or at Georgia
46l6 after pm.
Moseans will engage Petworth A. c.
tonight at 8 o'clock in Wilson Normal
School gym. Moseans are after a game
for Sunday with a team having a floor.
Call Potomac 1908 tonight between Z
and o'clock.
Jewish Community Center's fast quint
has booked a game with the Wilson
A. c. five for Sunday night at o'clock
on the Center floor.
Eastern Props are after games with
any A. A. U. unlimited or 145-pound
class five. Call Lincoln 1928.
Coming from behind Tremonts con-
quered Naval Hospital, 81 to 30, in a
Community Center League game. Nc
ners.
Potomac A. c., which engages the
Councillor five tonight, is after games
with 145-pound teams entered in the
A. A. U. court tournament. Cali Man
ager H. Finlon at Cleveland 2685-J.
Company E, 121st Engineers, will face
st. Martins tonight on the Central
High floor. Company E players are to
report at 1880 O'Clock.
Y. M. c. A. Regulars will meet ST.
Martins in the main game of a double
header tonight at the Central "Y" start
ing at $3.50 o'clock. The "Y" Reserves
and Kanawha Collegians will face in a
preliminary at 1880 O'Clock.
Dixie Pigs vanquished Stewart Photo
graphers, 81 to 81, last night in the
Silver Spring Armory.
Plaza A. C. basketers are after games
with teams having gyms. Call Atlantic
2170.
Contests with 1so-pound teams are
wanted by the Meridians. Call Man
ager Meri at Adams 2723-W.
Spengler Post 115-pound class quint
Is after game with a team in the
ll5-13O-pound class quint having
gym. Call Baker at Lincoln 1887.
Aztecs Lightweights turned in their
twenty-flfth win in 26 starts last night
over I. M. =. A. Juniors, 80 to 81.
Other games last night follow:
Optimists, %; Yorkes, 81 (Boys' Club
unlimited loop.
Arcadians, IT; Noel House, 9 (Boys'
Club 85-pound loop.
Company F Reserves. 10; Rem
sens, 16.
Plaza, "a; "Y" Hawks, %.
Crescents, 81; Skeletons, 10.
Mount Rainier, AZ; Royal Arcanum,
80.
Knick Knacks, IS; Colonials, 81.
Monroes, 81: Wolverines, 8.
Spengler, 26 Company E, 10.
Silver Spring Giants, AZ: Bethesda, 80.
st. Paul Eagles, 10; Hess, II.
ST. Martins, 81; Corinthians, 8.
Aztecs, SO; Tates, A.
Y. M c. A. Boys, 20; Meridians, 10.
ST. Johns Midgets, 81 XaVerians, 16.