Evening star., 1932-04-12
Plans Will Be Made Tomorrow Raise Districts Share of Oh

A PPROXIMATELY 180 entries have
"A been listed for the annual inter-
class track meet among Central
High School students tomorrow after
| noon in Central Stadium, starting at
$3.50 O'Clock. The meet is sponsored
by the Parent Teacher Association of
the school and has grown to be one
Of the most important intramural
events on the institutions calendar.
Boys who have won their letter in
track will not be eligible to compete.
The main idea Of the meet is 60 Stimu-
late interest among those who have
failed to break into the spotlight.
There will be II events. The usual
track and field tests making up a
schoolboy meet will be offered and, in
addition, there will be 100-yard daShes
closed to each of the four classes, fresh
man, sophomore, junior and senior.
There also will be relay for cadet
companies, the winner of which will
be awarded a silver cup offered by the
&c" Club, of which Eugene Casey is
president. Another silver cup, offered
by DR.. John G. Eckhardt. president of
the Parent-Teacher Association, will go
to the team Of the freshman section
scoring the most points.
COLD, silver and bronze medals will
" be awarded first, second and third
place winners in each event for
the first time. Heretofore only gold
and silver medals for firsts and seconds
have been offered.
Mrs II. B. Mayhem, chairman Of the
Parent-Teacher Association on ath-
leticS. has worked hard for the success
of the meet, and Robert A. Maurer,
former Central principal and long
hnOcfnr nf the SphnOl has hoH HharO0
of arranging the events. Bob st. John,
captain Of the track team, has given
fine cooperation.
Joe Mari, who has had much expert
ence. Will serve as starter, and George
Norris will be the referee. Albert Con-
raids will act as field judge and clerk
of the course and members of the &C"
Club will complete the list Of officials.
WESTERN and Gonzaga will meet
w at Gonzaga and Business and
Swavely on the Monument Grounds
in diamond engagements tomorrow.
Central and st. Johns are listed to
meet in tennis on the Central courts,
in the opening test for both teams.
Eastern and Western nine we're to
battle in their debuts in the public high
school championship base ball series
this afternoon in the Eastern Stadium,
starting at $50 o'clock. Eastern was
starting its quest Of fifth straight
title
In other diamond encounters this
afternoon, Business was to face the
Maryland Freshmen in the latter's
opening game. at College Park, and
Episcopal and st. Adams were to clash
at st. Alban.
.CHOULD Tech make its debut today
- against Business in the high school
title series, instead Of Friday as
scheduled. Coach Foxley. who Is hand
ling the Mckinley squad for the first
time. probably would select his starting
lineup from Chewing and Turner,
pitchers; Thomas, Crenshaw and
Gormley, catchers; Davis, first base;
Robertson, second base; Carl Nau,
shortstop; Wheeler and williams, third
base, and GuazZa, Bernstein and
Herbert, outf1elders.
Fifteen members of the st. Johns
base ball squad. which, with other
achievements, won the District prep
school championship last season, were
awarded letters at banquet last night
given by the Mothers Club of the
school
They were: Mike Scanlon, retiring
captain. Fred and George Scheele, John