The Washington times., 1930-10-20
I NTE:STS
KEEP TEAMS
BUSY

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baptism of fire in the 1880 high
school football series in a game
tomorrow at the Central Stadium
at 3:45 o'clock. Eastern makes its
debut also this week, Friday,
when it meets Business at the
Mt. Pleasant bowl, same hour.
A host of other games surround
the series program. Friday VIII
be the busy day as usual, with
three contests on schedule. The
feature of these will be the Con
zaga. Catholic University Fresh
men clash at the new Gonzaga
Stadium on Bennings Road.
The two other tilts list
LandOn and Woodward to-
gether on the Monument
Grounds and St. Adams
against the University School
eleven at Baltimore.
Then comes Saturday. Two
contests feature the Emerson
and Dewitt Prep teams. Emer
son goes on another of its now
usual weekend trips. this time
to Woodstock, Va, for battle
with the Massanutten Academy
Eleven. while Dewitt entertains
at home with the Georgetown
University Freshmen as its op
ponent, that is, if the Navy
Plebes are not met!
Business MANAGER and faculty
advisor j. Leighton Count"
Cornwell, has a contest pending
with the Sailor lads. James NC
Namara, better Y known as Jim,
or Mac, has the Hilltop Frosh
pending. Things will straighten
themselves out in the next 24
hours, so the pair say. It's Ger
tain Dewitt will play Saturday
against somebody.
The CentralWestern CLASH
should be interesting. Central
is considered Techs strongest op
ponent for the title this year
while Western-well, they are
down as the usual dark horse
again. Nothing can be figured
on Coach Dan Ahern's crew be
cause of that mentors silence al
ways in regards to his team. He's
liable to surprise and then he's
liable not to. Nobody can tell.
Western seemingly has .
fair array of talent this year.
But whether it can get off to
good start against Central
is doubtful. Coach Rauber's
warriors are an impressive
looking collection and are
down as the real threat this
season.
And folks should not forget
Eastern. Eastern will show the
fans its worth Friday and al
though it most likely will wir
against Business, should be power
full enough to make Tech, Cen
tral and Western sit up anC
take notice.
Business will not take to prac
tice this week until Wednesday
1t is learned. That is it will not
engage in strenuous work. This
is because Coach Woodworth's
players were nearly wrecked
against Tech last Friday ir
standing up under that 80 tc
0 beating.
Central and Western will gel
in their final licks today in pre-
paration for tomorrow'S fray
Black and Colella will be missing
from the Mount Pleasant lineup
it is thought, as both are nursing
injuries at this time.
Whitley Cumberland, injured
early in the year, will make his
first appearance for the Raubor
men tomorrow, taking Colella'E
place at the quarterback position
Cumberland has been missed
Sorely to date and his presence
will materially aid the Blue anC
White, not to mention boost theil
stock considerably. Cumberland
is an adept ball carrier, neal
punter and a quarterback with
a head on him.
Coach Orrel Mitchell'S Gonzags
Prep eleven found the going Z
little bit too rough against Ii
Sale of Cumberland, Md, yester
day, falling in a 32-to-0 game.
The local prepmen were mo-
outfought in their defeat, how
ever. They made eight frs
downs to LaSalle's four but coulc
not push scores over for a lacE
of that ever sought for punch
The game was the first Sunday
one in which a District schoo
eleven has ever participated.