Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-18
Blue ENCOUNTERS
FINE TEAM IN VII.
Virginia Eleven to Be Met Fri
day Is Filled With All
State Players.
. ICE 1927 the &C" Club of
. Central High School has

J Central High School has
~ sponsored a foot ball game
to close the foot ball season
! for the Blue. Each year members
: of the l1ustling organization have
/ put on bang-up contest, one
.briming with color. True, Central
8 has yet to win a &C" Club game,
Having bowed to Central High of
Charlotte, N. c.; Princeton Prep
and Dewitt, in 1927, 1923 and 1929,
but, nevertheless. the games have
been highly attractive.
In accordance with its policy Of book
ting only outstanding elevens for the
date. the club has scheduled the formid-
able Washington Lee High team of
sBallstoh, Va, for this years &C" Club
game, to be staged in Central Stadium
Friday afternoon starting at 3 80 o'clock.
= Last year the Virginians, who, like
sShe washington and Lee Freshmen, are
.known as the Little Generals, finished
TN tie for the Glass B prep school
stitle of Virginia. This season they are
yeputed an even better eleven, the best,
2 Ia fact, ever to represent the school.
Fredericksburg High, soon to be met,
they seem assured of again finishing
y on top of the heap in the Old Dominion.
Fresh from. q decisive triumph over
Culpeper High which had been touted
q stout opponent the Little Generals
now are In the midst Of preparation for
the &C" Club battle. They will be
strengthened markedly by the return to
the lineup Of Allen Goodwin, halfback,
1r,1lr q
schoolboy punter and passer In Virginia.
Goodwin has been out of the game re-
Gently because of ineligibility. He con-
sistently boots 90 yards or more ana
can pass farther
Stanley Mortimer, quarterback, one
Of the best broken-f1eld runners in
: scholastic circles in this section of the
! country and captain OF the team, is
another nlainstay of the Little Generals.
Mortimer, who Is In better physical
shape than ever before, has scored at
least 10 touchdowns this season, all
against strong opponents.
Has An-State Players.
Harry Chase, crack veteran end, who
has recovered from early season in
iIries. and Archie Via, outstanding
tackle. are other aces Of the WI.
machine Goodwin, Mortimer, Chase
and Via, all were all-State selections
last season and bid fair to repeat this
year. Clements, stalwart center, Is an
other dependable.
Washington-Lee will bring its entire
student body to the game. 1t VIII be
) accomplished by the poppy cadet band
which viii perform during the halves.
!: a flock 81 Arlington County hackers of
the team also will be on hand.
z Though the Little Generals downed
Eastern early in the season, IL to O,
and Eastern conquered Central, Is to O,
3 last week, the Ballston outfit attaches
little signtficance to this and Is coming
here geared for the best game Of which
1T Is capahle.
Much credit for the success Of the
Washington-Lee team is given Coach
Driver, who has held the eleven to-
s4etl1er despite loss of leading players
through injuries and scholastic ineligi-
ability. Only in one game have the Little
Generals been able to put their strong
est lineup on the field
In addition to Eastern teams of this
section which have bowed to Washing
ton-Lee this campaign are Western and
/ Alexandria High. Episcopal High, url-
Little Generals IN practice game.
a2ouH zther games also Of more than
- usgak interest are scheduled for
kch0o8Doy elevens here this week
end.
donzaga and Western, old foes, and
st. Johns and Eastern, formidable
elevens, win face Friday, the former
pair at the GOhzaga Stadium and the
latter at Eastern Stadium. st. Adams
will entertain Christ Church School of
near Richmond, Va, the same afternoon
on the Cathedral School grid
Emersonhwtll play host to Wenonah,
N. j. Military Academy here Saturday
in 2 return game OF a home-and-home
st. Adams gridders were scheduled to
lace Baltimore Friends eleven this aft
ernoon In the Maryland metropolis.
A s Bliss Electrical School is now a
"A member Of the Washington College
Conference, its basket ball team
this season will meet only college and
college freshman quints. In the past 1t
has met along with college teams, those
representing high schools and indie
pendent quints.
With a flock OF former high school
and college players among the so can
dddates Bliss Is looking to bright cam
paign.
Electricians win face an alumni team
made up Of players from the District,
Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York
Bliss will play all its home games in the
Silver Spring National Guard Armory.
Here is the Bliss schedule:
: December 6--AlumnL
{ December 12-Benj amin Franklin UNI
Wersity
January 9-Southeastern University.
January 16-Strayer College.
January 17--George Washington
Freshmen at George Washington.
January 23-Georgetown Freshmen.
January 30-Columbus University
February George Washington
Freshmen.
February l3-Open.
February 14-Benja Franklin Uni
versity at Benjamin Franklin u.
February 20-Southeastern University.
February 21-Georgetown Freshmen
Ut Georgetown
February 27-Columbus University.
March 7-Strayef College.
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COCHRAN LEADS HOPPE
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