Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-19
SEES FEW POINTS
AS DECIDING ISSUE
Declares Victories in Three
Open Games Do Not Give
True Indication.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

u
wv "t That. how MIX.
Kelley, Eastern High
School track coach, feels about the
annual public high school cham
pionS1ip meet Friday afternoon,
at $3.50 o'clock, in Central High
School Stadium.
Mike contends that Eastern's sue
Ncessive victories in the University of
Maryland, Catholic University and &C.
Club games cannot be taken as a GER
tain indication by any means that the
Light Blue will triumph in the public
high affair, which it has done the last
two seasons.
Kelley has it all figured out that if
Eastern manages to win, it will be by
only a few points. Giving Eastern all
the places which he figures it reason
ably can be counted upon to get, Kelley
can see maximum of only A points
for the Lincoln Parkers against 80 for
Central and IS for Tech.
ut all depends upon Fred Hutchin-
son and Dave Sprinkel," said Mike to-
day. They simply have to come through
in the pole vault, shotput, discus, high
sunk"
now ne Figures II.
Here's how Kelley dopes the meet:
1t looks like all Central and Tech In
the 100-yard dash. Price. Naylor and
Smith OF Central and Shelter of Tech
ere the boys figured to fight it out in this
event. Bianco and Palmer, both long
Shots" will be Eastern's hopefuls. Gen.
trail is given eight points and Tech the
other one
In the 220-yard dash also it is not
thought that Bianco and Palmer can
score over Ditzler and Schorr of Gen.
trail and Shelter Of Tech. Central
should register six points and Tech
three in this event, as Kelley sees it.
Moorhead, Aschetter and Wolhfarth
are figured to have the advantage in
/, the 440, with Richard and Mostow of
J Eastern having a chance to place. Tech
Il given six points and Eastern three.
Mike is counting upon Shorb for
some points in the $50, but believes
Reichman and Aschetter will account
for points in this event, figuring that
Shorb can do no better than finish
second, for three points.
Reichman and st. John Of Central
are expected to get the bulk Of the
points in the mile with Lynch having
Q chance to beat out Aschetter for
third place.
In the high hurdles Everett and
6lye are figured sure to land the first
2 places, with Boucher of Central get
ting third, giving Eastern 8 points and
Central 1.
Everett and slye also are regarded
as sure to get 8 points in the low
OF Western landing third. Jones is
more likely to get third and Tech is
given the remaining point
Hutchinson and Sprinkel of Eastern
will, Mike hopes, beat out Vass Of Tech
IN the pole vault He gives Eastern
points in this event and Tech !.
Discus Real Battle.
Gibbons, Kocsis and Coleman of Gen.
tral loom strong in the discus, but
Kelly believes Hutchinson might crowd
one OF them out for third place to
give Eastern point and Central 8.
In the shotput it is not thought that
Hutchinson can get better than third
against Kocsis and Gibbons. Coleman
VIII not be in this event. Eight more
points Tor Central and more for
Hutchinson and Drake are figured
possible third-place winners in the Jaw
elm, but 1t looks like Kocsis Of Central
ana Meikeljohn Of Tech for the heavy
scoring with the result that Central
gets I'VE, Tech three and Eastern one
point In this test.
AS to the high jump Kelley feels
nat Sprinkel Is capable Of winning, with
Beers OF Western perhaps placing sec
ono. He has little line on the re-
n1ainder Of the field.
Everett, Slye and Hutchinson are
reckoneo to finish cne two three in the
broad. In fact, Eastern simply must
get all nine points in this event to win
the meet. as Kelley sees It.
Tech Is conceded the relay.
Despite they will take part in the
public high meet Friday, Eastern's track
and field athletes will engage the Navy
Pieces IN dual meet Saturday after
noon at 2:l5 O'Clock at Annapolis. The
meet was arranged yesterday.
Eastern and Tech faculty base bali
teams will stage their third annual game
wednesday afternoon, May 81, in the
Eastern Stadium at $3.50 O'Clock.
Tech feels that 1t has a bang-u
chance TO get back at Eastern for de-
feats handed it both last season and
In 1929 as Charles NJ. (ChieD Guyon.
who has hurled the Lincoln Parkers To tn
victory both years, has developed I'm
1antie paralysis" or something in his
Tech.
Jackie Ray will catch for Eastern
While z. M. Zearfoss will do the receiy-
Ing for Tech. There is some question
as TO whether Zearfoss would be "eli-
glole' TO play this year in view OF his
recent promotion TO head Of the Manual
training Department at Mckinley, but
az conference among Hap Hardell.
Tech coach; Principal Charles Hart of
Eastern and Assistant Principal John
Paul Collins Of Eastern it was decided
that he could perform.
Principal Hart will be asked TO act
as base umpire and Principal Frank
Daniels Of Tech will be requested to cali
balls and strikes
Students Of Eastern and Tech are
showing as much II not more interest
in this game than they have shone in
the championship contest. Perhaps
this Is because they are afforded their
lone chance Of the school year to "razz"
the faculty members.
Following the game members Of both
teams Will enjoy supper in the East
ern dining hall.