Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-04

~ CACHES of at least two of the
four teams which will see &C
ton Tuesday afternoon in the
double-header that will open
the public high school basket ball cham
pionship series in the Tech gym have
about decided upon their opening line
ups.
Lynn Woodwork, Business mentor,
and Artie Boyd, who tutors Tech, are
pretty well settled upon the combina-
tionS they will put on the floor at the
start, especially Woodwork. Business
and Tech are to face in the second game
of the twin bill
Bert Coggins, Central coach. and
Charley (ChieD Guyon, who handles
Eastern, are, however, by no means GER
tain of which boys they will start.
Woodwork intends to begin with the
combination he has been using regular
ly. consisting of Capt. Matte Newman
and Bobby Lucas, forwards; Spencer
Chase, center. and Milton Singman and
Pete Lotus, guards. Bill Duryee. center,
and Fred Finley guard, are leading re-
serves.
Techs starting array likely will in
clude George Talburtt and George Las
sise, forwards; Nal Johns, center. and
guards.
Others who may see action for Tech
either at the start or during the game
are Everett Russell, Jimmy Reed and
Bernard Reichhardt, forwards; Jake
Diversion, center. and Eddie Wills and
Mike Sklar, guards.
Coach CogginS declares that he has
by no means decided upon how he will
line up his Central hopefulS for the
opening whistle. Wilbur Cross and Lynn
Woodward. forwards; Downey Rice, CEN
ter, and Russell Lampson and Stanley
ParkinS, guards, have been looked upon
more or less as a f1rSt-String combina-
ton, but there may be some radical
changes before game time Tuesday, ac-
cording to Coggins.
Broadbent and De LiSio, forwards.
and Farhood, forward or center;
Brandt, center, and Norman. guard,
are among other boys who have shown
well for the Blue and White.
Among leading members of the East
ern equad from whom Coach Guyon
will select the array that will face Gen.
trail when the game gets under way
Tuesday are Kenny Finneran, Danny
KeSsler, Capt. Jimmy Ryan and Barney
Kane, forwards; Bill Noonan and Lieb.
centers, and Ben lola, Joe Robey, Billy
Wells, Shirley, Warner, Matthews and
Taylor, guards.
Central and Eastern basket ball teams
both will invade Pennsylvania tonight
the former to engage Penn Freshmen
at Philadelphia and the latter to battle
York High at York.
1t will be the last game before the
title series for Central, but Eastern will
play again Monday, facing Potomac
Boat Club in the Lincoln ParkerS' gym.
A basket ball game originally sched-
uled for January 16 between Eastern
and Catholic University Freshmen 2;
Brookland has been advanced to next
Wednesday.
Cancellation of a court contest carded
between Tech and George Washington
Freshmen next Thursday has been an
nounced. The teams will meet Feb
ruary IA in the Tech gym in benefit
game fer the Graduate T Club.
Tech has added games for January
~ and February II in the Mckinley
gym with the Raymond Riordon School
basketer5 of New York. Techs first
gtringers will engage the regular team
of the visitors January 81, but both the
regular and lightweight combinations
of the schools will clash February II.
Arrangements for an invasion of Viz
ginia during which they will play three
games have been completed for the
Business basketers.
Fredericksburg CollegianS will enter
tain the Stenogs at Fredericksburg Feb
ruary 6, the following day Business will
engage the Bridgewater College Junior
Varsity on the latter's floor and then
will wind up its trip with a stand
against Stanton Military Academy at
Ste@lton the next day.