Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-19
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IN DEBUT TUESDAY
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Last to Show Its Stuff
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pionship series by the enc
of this week. All five teams viii.
have shown their wares by that
time.
Business and Eastern are slated
to face Tuesday in their series
debut and western will play its
first game of the set Friday, en-
gaging Central. Victorious over
Tech, 9 to 4, in the series opener
Friday, Central will be out to
make it two in a row at the ex-
pense of Western.
Eastern, which is seeking its fourth
series title in a row. is favored to beat
Business. Last season the Light Blue
otowned the Stenogs, Is to 6. Unless
Business can show more in a pitching
way against Eastern than it did then,
and this is somewhat doubtful, its
chances for victory are net bright.
Business has plenty of batting power.
Eastern, however, has pitching of proved
worth in addition to bunch of slug
gers.
ii Emmett Buscher shows the same
folm against Western as he did against
Tech it appears that Central should
score over Western. The Blue dru5bed
Western last season, IL to 2. Central
ueS5ionably has stronger nine than
G campaign ago. Western, however, also
is figured to have an improved team.
a SIDE from the championship games
"A seven diamond contests, consider
able track and field competition
and golf ma ca are scheduled for the
scholastics during the week. Action is
scheduled every day save Thursday
In the opening contest of the week
Eastern and Wasfrington-Lee High mines
will face tomorrow on the Eastern dia-
nccd.
Central and Georgetown Freshmen
teams win have it out on the latter's
field Tuesday in the only ball game
aside from the Business-Eastern en-
counter.
Business, Central and Western are
down for diamond action Wednesday.
Business VIII meet Swavely on the
Monument grounds. Central viii 60 over
to Alexandria to face Episcopal and
"CStSAA 0AtQ MAI yLdItQ Will
have it out at College Park.
In addition to the Central-wes.e rn
rl7t-h Friday Gcnzaga and George
t3vn Prep. ancient foes, will clash at
Garrett Park. while Baltimore Poly and
Tech are facing at Baltimore.
CENTRAL and Tech viii be represent
~ ed in the Penn relays at Philadel-
ph.a, the former being down to
compete Friday and the latter Saturday.
Central VIII take part in the quarter
nile event Its team win consist Of
Nsysor, Ditzler, Price and Smith.
Tech has drawn the third position
FRI m the pole in the mile relay event I'm
v'S1'c1 it is entered. West Catholic Hiea
vl1i-a was victorious in the G. u indoor
met here last March, has the No. 2
Position. Coach Hap Hardell figures
taat his boys have improved much since
The indor season and has high hopes of
winning
Tech won its mile relay last year in
the Penn carnival, covering the distance
IN 3:31zs. The Mckinley combination
this year Is made up largely Of green
but promising material.
Reichnlsn, Moorehead and Achstetter
s,ready have been picked to represent
Tech and the other member of the
team will be selected from. Livingstone,
Wohlfarth and Monty Jones.
Western High golfers will entertain
Woodbury. Forests team Saturday on a
ccu-se here II be announcer.