Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

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will open play Friday.
Among the brightest contests
championship affairs are those
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'cloC
Franklin and Gonzaga on Langle
at o'clock.
Central and Tech have carded
attractive out-of-town engage
ments for Saturday. The Blue will
visit Bethlehem, Pa, to mix with
the Bethlehem High quint and
Tech will trek to Hagerstown to
face Hagerstown High.
Central will entertain Balti-
more City College in the Central
pool Friday in a swimming meet.
Central, 24-to-22 victor over BUSH
ness in their opening round engage
rnent, will be battling for another win
over the Stenogs Tuesday. The Blue,
which already has suffered two losses,
can LII afford another defeat, If it
would stay around the top In the flag
race. Business has lost four games and
is already out of the pennant picture.
The Stenogs, however, suffered three
of their defeats by the closest kind of
margins and are apt to give Central
stout argument.
Many believe that Western will have
just as hard q time overcoming East
Light Blue, So to 81, in their first
round clash and not few give Eastern
f., a good chance for victory. In beating
Central Friday, Eastern put up its
best exhibition of the series.
Aside from the Eastern-Gonzaga
game two more contests are booked
tomorrow.
Landon's quint will entertain Ray
nond Riordon School tossers of New
York in the Epiphany Church gym at
$3.50 o'clock and woodward and Friends
quints will clash In a Prep School
Lightweight League match on the
Friends floor
Tech originally was scheduled to
face Raymond Riordon tomorrow but,
upon the request Of the New Workers,
this engagement was cancelled. The
boys from Manhattan, 1t is understood,
felt that Mckinley is somewhat out of
their class.
Five tits are scheduled Tuesday.
aside from the Business Central, East
ern-Western and Ben Franklin-Gon-
Zaga trays. -
st. Adams is to entertain Landon
IN the formers gym, Woodward and
Hyattsville High are to fight it out on
the Central Y. NJ. G. A floor, Strayer
will meet its old foe, Strayer of Baiti-
more; Emerson will 60 to Fredericks-
burg, Va, to meet the Fredericksburg
Collegians and Woodward Juniors and
Episcopal Juniors are to clash at
Episcopal.
Leading games booked Wednesday
are to bring together Georgetown fresh
men and St. Johns at st. Johns and
Georgetown Prep and Eastern at
In other matches Business and
Swavely are to clash at Manassas, Gen.
trail and Episcopal at Episcopal and
Hyattsville High and Charlotte Hall at
Charlotte Hall.
AS usual Thursday will be the leanest
Gay OF the week, only two contests be-
Gonzaga and strayer are to have it
out on the Strayer floor and Woodward
and Eastern are to face at Eastern.
Ordinarily Friday is just about the
busiest day of the campaign for the
Schoolboy baSketers, but this week only
the Tech Western and Business-East-
ern encounters are listed for this day.
They doubtless, though, will furnish
enough spirited battling to make up
for several games.
Central's swimmers will be striving
TO get back in winning form against
Baltimore City College natators Fri
day. After sweeping all opponents be-
fore them this season the Blue fish
feIl before Tome last Saturday. Indica-
tions are for a close meet, as Central
had to hustle for all 1t was worth to
vanquiSh the Baltimoreans In the Mary
land metropolis, 80 to SO, several weeks
ago.
Central and Tech are expected to
encounter rugged opposition in Bethle-
hem High and Hagerstown High, re-
spectively, Saturday. These schools as
a rule are represented by capable
CUNTS. Emerson also Is expected to find
Gettysburg Academy a hard nut to
crack, the Academy also generally hav-
ing strong five.
Ben Franklin is favored to take the
measure of Bliss in their night game.
The Accountants record for the cam
paign is more impressive than that of
the Electricians.
John F. Byerly has been designated
as president and secretary of the
Dewitt School Athletic Association by
DR.. George r. Dewitt, head of the in
Stitution.
LII. OeVlGL also mas appointed James
H. Mcnamara, foot ball and basket,
ball coach; H. NJ. Anding, swimming
mentor; William F. Bulls, lacrosse and
wrestling tutor, and Raymond Terry,
director Of junior athletics.
Byerly and Mcnamara have been re-
appointed to their respective posts.
Swimming is being resumed by the
school after a lay-off, while lacrosse
and wrestling are new Dewitt sports.
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team. 1t has been decided to discon-
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