Evening star., 1932-04-25
TO CLASH FRIDAY ii
IN SCHOOL SERIES
Business and Western Meet
TomorroW-Week'S Gard
Is Well Filled.
@ENTRAL and Eastern mines
1 will square off Friday in
~ the Eastern Stadium at

)ENTRAL and Eastern mines
will square off Friday in
~ the Eastern Stadium at
$3.50 o'clock in a game that
is certain to go far toward decid-
ing the public high school cham
pionShip, if it does not actually
do so.
This clash headlines a week cram
med with action for the schoolboys.
Twenty-six contests are listed, includ-
ing Is ball games, 9 tennis matches
and track engagements.
Business and western will meet in
the other title diamond contest of the
week tomorrow in the Eastern Sta
dunn.
CENTRAL is given a fine chance TO
~ conquer Eastern, which has won
II straight series games in bagging
the championship the last four years.
Eastern's stock has slumped as the re-
suit of the hard tussle the Lincoln
Parkers had to overcome Tech, figured
to be one of the weakest, if not the
weakest teams in the series, by to 4,
on Friday.
Central is in front in the race with
two wins in as many starts, having
downed Business, 10 to 5, and West
ern, to 6, in 10 innings. The Co.
lumbia Heights team, coached for the
flrst time by jake Ray, former Uni
Verslty OF Maryland athlete doubt
less is the best that has represented
the school in some years.
Eastern against Tech showed lack Of
that heavy batting power characteris-
tic OF Eastern teams in recent years,
but the Lincoln ParkerS were not un-
impressive at that. They were able to
produce most Of their hits when they
we're needed. Some observers believe
that in conquering Tech Eastern did
more than win its first game in the
series. They maintain that the VIC
tory gained by the boys of Guyon was
OF big psychological help to them In
that it showed them they have not
lost their victory punch as far as
scholastic play is concerned.
- USINESS and Western are ex-
- pected to put up a spirited battle.
A loss for either will be heavy
blow to its title chances. Business has
won one game and lost one, while
Western has dropped its lone start
Eastern and Gonzaga, old rivals, viii
face at Eastern in todays diamond
feature. Other ball games viii bring
together Tech and Georgetown Prep
at Garrett Park and st. Adams and
Charlotte Hall at Charlotte Hall.
Friends and st. Adams racketers win
meet in a Prep School League match
at st. Adams.
A SIDE from the Business Western
"A ball game, two tennis matches are
on the books for tomorrow. Busi-
ness and Western are to face in q
public high school brush, and St. Johns
and Dewitt will face in Prep School
League encounter, at Dewitt.
Wednesdays card calls for ball games
between Georgetown Prep and Eastern
at Eastern, and Central and Epicopal at
Episcopal. Eastern track team has an
engagement with the Maryland Fresh
men at College Park.
On the diamond Thursday Western
and HyattSville High will face at Hy-
attSVille, and Busines and Swavely at
Manassas. Friends and Georgetown
Prep will meet in a Prep School Tennis
Western and st. Johns will face at st.
Johns. 80
IN the feature attraction Friday, apart
l. from the Central Eastern game,
Gonzaga and Georgetown Prep, old
foes, will battle on the diamond at
Garrett Park. Western and Alexandria
High will play ball game at Alexandria,
and st. Adams and Dewitt will meet in
a Prep School Tennis League encounter
at Dewitt
Techs relay team will compete in
the Penn Carnival at Philadelphia.
Four ball games and two tennis
matcAes, all on out-of-town soil. are
listed Saturday. In the diamond
brushes Western will tackle Baltimore
City College at Baltimore, Business will
go to Lewisburg (W Va.) to face Green
brier Military Academy, st. Adams will
have it out with the Navy Plebes at
Annapolis, and Charlotte Hall comes up
to College Park to meet the Maryland
Freshmen
Westerns strong tennis team will
face Forest Park High at Baltimore, and
st. Adams racketers will engage Navy
Plebes at Annapolis.