Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-26
HOT GR|D|RON FEUD
ON TAP TOMORROW
Tech Conceded Good Chance
to Beat Crack SWaveIy
Team at Manassas.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

DX EDWARD A. FULLER, JH.
THEY'RE whooping it up for
that Eastern Gonzaga foot
i ball battle tomorrow after
noon at the Eastern Sta
dium. Both Eastern and Gonzaga
authorities are keen to build this
game into big annual Thanks
giving attraction. It seems they
have a great chance to succeed in
this. There's already a lively
rivalry between the schools, one
that is sure to become more
spirited as the years pass.
It's q good, clean rivalry, too. Fine
craftsmanship ever has marked clashes
between all athletic teams wearing the
Light Blue and the Purple.
Play will start at ais o'clock. 1t had
originally been planned to stage the
game in the morning, but 1t was de-
cided to put it on in the afternoon, fol-
lowing the decision not to play the
Catholic University George Washington
game Thanksgiving day.
Indications are that 1t will be a great
scrap. On the basis of their records
there does not appear to be much diff
ference In the strength of the teams.
Eastern has some old scores against
Gonzags which 1t would like nightly
60 settle. The teams did not meet last
season because of unfavorable weather.
In 1928 the Purple was a $50 victor,
and in 1927 won by 6 to 0.
DOTH Coaches Mike Kelley of Eastern
~ and Orrel Mitchell of Gonzaga are
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The squads OF both schools are in rather
good shape, though the Eastern bunch
doubtless Is IN even better condition
than the Streeters.. It will be the last
game Of the campaign for Eastern and
the next to the last for Gonzaga.
While Eastern and Gonzaga are hav-
ing 1t out in the only schoolboy Turkey
day game here, Tech, the public high
school champion, and Western will be
holding forth on out-of-town gridirons.
Tech will stack up against the big
Ewavely eleven at Manassas, Va, and
Western viii have it out with Staunton
Military Academy ct Stanton, Va.
Tech Is conceded . right good chance
Of victory. despite that Swavely has one
of the best teams IN the annals of the
institution, but Staunton Il expected to
&Trn back Western without o great deal
Of trouble. Staunton drubbed the
husky Emerson eleven, SO to 0, this sea-
Aon.
Tech V3H Be- playing the next to its
Ast 0A1o q tho season against 6wavely,
3h00 Western vin ffnish against Staun-
aEM mmzmN @xm lnavo by bus tomor-
mW 10e Manassas, while the
6g6 R1 win depart tomorrow
nn ~ Ga1n for Staunton. The
6en ~ WfH remain In Stanton
- ttwu1nI home Friday.
n x&1g6 a The committee ar
"a Anne AoR tla0 banquet IN honor
e Ne GlaAmpaunahip Tech High
mcnn@ nd tam YIN BE- held Friday
AARn& a3 ne 60nO Of Warren Spencer
&6aA 6Annn - xh0 event. which It Is
plan1asd % usaks elaborate. WIN be fur
TRFTRAG HIoHB annual foot ball
~ ban banquet VII be held at the
school December 9. Whether o
captain for next seasons eleven win be
elected Is not certain. It may be that
leader win be appointed for each game.
Incidentally, Central viii lose many
gTidders by graduation. Among the
stalwartS listed TO receive their diplomas
before the 1891 campaign are Hinkel,
Pincknay, De Lisio. all-high selection;
ColellA, Feldman. Morgan, CuviIlier, Du
VAN, Murray, Black, Boucher, johnson,
Coleman, Carroll and Kelsey.
Cumberland Kocsis, Herman, Grimm,
King, Gibbons, Fiscus and Boyle are
among those slated to return to school