Evening star., 1932-11-22
WESTERN QUINTET
WILL Be SCRAPPy
Hopes to Make Up in Fight
for Lack of Veterans.
Schedule Heavy.

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perience at hand Coach Cliff Moore
of the Western High basket ball squat
says the Red is conceding nothing tt
any team and that he will have &
combination long on fight, if short or
seasoned material.
Not only are most of Westerns can.
didates inexperienced, but they're small
Moore, however, is tickled to death
with the spirit of the squad.
Among mainstays of campsign age
no longer on the job are Bernard
Buscher and Mccarthy, forwards
Payne, center, and Stehman, Molyneauz
and Inabinet, guard.
Western probably will be the first
quint of the schoolboy group in this
section to open its schedule OF approxi-
mately 80 games. 1t will enageg Chevy
2 on the Western court.
Roosevelt, formerly Business, to be
met January 6, is the first title series
engagement listed for Western.
Charlottesville High School to be met
at Western February 3 is a newcomer
to the Georgetowners' schedule. The
longest trip to be taken by the boys
in red will be to Front Royal, Va, Feb
ruary IL, for an engagement with the
Randolph Macon Academy eleven.
The Western schedule:
| December 2-Bethesda1C Chevy Chase
High
December s-wNson Teachers Col
lege.
December s-St. Albans.
December 12-Takoma-Silver Spring
High (pending).
December 14-George Washington
| Freshmen, at G. w.
December 16-Baltimore City College,
at Baltimore.
December 1s-Georgetown Prep at
Garrett Park.
December 21-Alexandria High.
December 30-Alumni.
January 6-Roosevelt
January 7-St. Johns Freshmen, at
Annapolis.
January 10-Tech.
January 13-EaStern.
January l7-George Washington
Freshmen.
January 20-Central.
January 2+Roosevelt.
January 27-Tech.
January 31-Eastern.
February Bethesda Chevy Chase
High, at Bethesda.
February 2-Washington-Lee High, at
Ballston.
February charlottesville High
| School
February Central.
February 8-GonZaga
February 11-Randolph Macon Acad-
emy, at Front Royal, Va.
February 14-Maryland Freshmen. at
College Park.
February 17-Takoma- Silver Spring,
at Silver Spring.
February 23-Washington-Lee High.
March Wilson Teachers.
March 3-Alexandria High, at Alex
andria.
A battle between those dear foes,
Gonzaga and Western, tomorrow after
noon in the Western Stadium at $3.50
O'CLOCK Will be the first of a group of
games this week that will Just about
marx the end OF play for scholastic
| Last year GonZaga walloped Western.
| "a to 0, but much closer game is ex-
pected tomorrow.
Both the National Training School
and the Brookland Boys Club teams
are preparing for their battle THURSDAY
with more than usual energy. The
game will be played on the Training
School gr1diron at o'clock. An ad
mission charge Of 40 cents will be levied
10 take care of actual expenses.
Earlier In the campaign these teams
toueht to 12-to-l2 tie. The Training
Scnool eleven has wen six games and
Iost tnree, aside from this tie, and the
Brooklands have won nine. in addition
to their deadlock with N. T. s and a
O-to-0 tie with the Stanton Club. The
Brooklanders now are deadlocked In the
hight for the 150-pound title in the In
dependent League. They're coached by
Jim Howell, who got his gridiron
knowledge at Notre Dame and has his
protegeS using this system successfully.
In other games Turkey day, all away
Georgetown Prep will strive to main
tain its seasons undefeated record al
the expense Of the Iona Prep eleven AT
New Rochelle, N. Y, and Tech will
have it out with the Charlottesville
School for Boys at Charlottesville. Iona
Walloped the Garrett Parkers, 26 to Q
last year, and the latter is expected to
md the New Rochelle boys tough again
as they've won Is straight. Tech is
inquired to have good chance to trim
the Charlottesville team.
Central goes to Petersburg. Va. Fri
day to meet the Petersburg High eleven
In the final game of the week and the
last OF the schoolboy campaign, save fol-
the tilt December 2 between Central
and the Charlottesville School for Bows
at Charlottesville.
Twenty-Five games have been ar
ranged Tor the st. Johns basket ball
team, which won the District prer
school title for the District area last
Winter. With Mike Scanlon, the Scheele
brothers, Fred and George: Gabby
Hartnett and Johnny Breen, all depend
ables missing, Coach Jack Dunn is
called upon to develop virtually new
team.
Joe Parkhill, Paul skelly, Pearson
Stanley, James Dixon, Hubble McCon-
nell and Mike Simone are boys being
heavily counted upon
Eastern, public high champion, will
be st. Johns first opponent, Decembel
l3, on the Eastern High court Tech
Central and Roosevelt then will be sue
cessively engaged, tough row to ho'
for any scholastic quint.
The st. Johns court schedule:
December 13-Eastern. at Eastern.
December 19-Central.
| December 22-Roosevelt, at Roosevelt.
January 3-CentraI. at Central
January 6-Alexandria High, at Alexan
dria.
January 11-Tech. at Tech.
January 14-Calvert Hall.
, January 17-Alexandria High.
January 20-Leonard Hall
January 24-Washington-Lee High, a
Ballston.
January 27-Gonzaga, at Gonzaga.
, February 3-Leonard Hail. at Leonardtowr
February 6-Eastern.
February 10-Calvert Hall, at Baltimore.
February 14-Landon in Epiphany Churc
gymnasium.
February 17-Georgetown Prep.
February 21-Landon.
. February 24-Gorzaga.
8 February 27-washington- High.
March 1-Georgetown Prep, at Garret