The Washington times., 1931-05-05
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HAND AWARDS
At BANQUET
TOMORROW

Awards for the winter sports
as we'll as the vocational classes
will be- made to members Of the
Boys Club at the annual BAN
quet tomorrow night at the club
house, 230 c st. N. W., at $50
o'clock. Parents Of the boys will
be special guests.
The banquet is one Of the out
standing events of the year at the
Boys Club of Washington and is
well-attended. Sixty-six gold bas-
ketballs will be awarded to players
of the various teams while II
team trophies will be presented.
Seventy-five club letters will also
be awarded those basketball play
ers who represented the club in
outside competition.
SportSmanShip is stressed at the
Boys Club of Washington and a
trophy is presented the team out
standing in this character. The
Ravens, competing in the Boys
Club 115-pound basketball league,
was adjudged winner of this honor
for prompt attendance at games,
excellent team play, accepting the
referees decisions without protest
and genera attitude.
rip" Miller, head football
coach at the Naval Academy; John
D. O'Reilly, veteran track coach
at Georgetown University, and
Frank r. Jelleff, president of the
Boys Club of Washington, will de-
liver speeches. Tommy Mills,
head football coach at George
town University, and Jim Nc
Namara, athletic director at the
Jewish Community Center, will
make the athletic awards.
Ray Neudecker will act as toast
master. Among other prominent
guests will be Jimmy Sullivan, of
the Knights of Columbus; Lynn
Drake, of the Boy Scouts; Rev. j.
D. Anon, of st. Patrick's Church;
Rev. Charles Warner, of st.
Adams; Rabbi julius T. Loeb, of
the Fifth Street Synagogue;
Hap" Hardell, of Tech High;
Charlie Guyon, of Eastern High;
Bert Coggins, of Central High,
and Lynn Woodwork, Of Busi-
ness High.
Those who will receive awards
are as follows:
s5-Pound Christ Child society-Jack
Fineran, Joseph Cavanaugh, William
Kemp, James Phillips, Paul Micalus,
BENJAMIN Contristan, William Greene
1oO-Pound optimists-John Billings
William Vermillion, Lawrence Brady.
George Hahn, Buck Porter. Paul De-
George, James Yates. William Boyle, Ry.
| land Bailey, Harry Hofberg, John Kraft
and Arthur Ramlien.
115-Pound University shop-vincent
| Peruzzi, Vincent Ciccarellt, Alfred Lepre,
Raymond O'Neill. Justice Martin. Morris
Bergman, Thomas Rosa, Ben Jaffe. Will
| lam Ray.
| Joray, Frank Walker, Joseph Muhall
Charles Garner, Leonard Askins, Albert
Baker, Joseph Stanton Donald Harvey
aIu i45lPound I 'Psak Pseks-willis Fisher. Sam
Hook, Frank Mansuy, Bernard Dough
erty, Sidney Letvin, Bernie Jones, B.
Sebastian and J. Williams.
| Boxing Team-Frederick Reed, Will
liam Greatorex, Henry Rubin, Doyle
Osborn, C. Jolier. E. Cigan, Angelo
Psppas' ; Harry ThOmpT9n %Ii,,.r Wilis% RtaG
Ollie Dryer and Peter Mancini.
13O-pound Optimists-Jack Bayliss
Bones Courtney. Thomas Nolan, Richard
| Fitzgerald, Frank May. Buddy Gal
Iagher, Joseph Donohue and Daniel
| Kessler
Unlimited Optimists-Harry Cole,
| James Honey, Mario Gregorio George
| Lassisse, Bernard Panetta, Wallace
Bruder, Harry Clark and Orlando
| Brienza
Tumbling Team-Curtis Dennis, Dor
sey Sanford, Paul Grasso, Joseph Grasso,
E. Coffey. Mario Gregorio, Allin Lar
kin, Wilson Fry. Morris Hmm elfarb.
| Herman Malinoff, Charles Gaskins and
| Ryland Bailey.
| Vocational Classes-Edward Lord, Irv-
ing Hayman. Edward Kramer, Paul
] Davis. Dave Biensten, and George
| kustinas