Evening star., 1933-12-06
FRIENDS QUINTET
APPEARS CAPABLE
Has Trio of Regulars From
Last Season and Other
Good Performers.

.VY YITH three members of
NA/ last seasons capable
Y Y quint on the job in Leroy
Eakin, captain and CEN
ter, and Henry Clark and Charley
Busky, forwards, and promising
players available in Des Mackay,
Roger Davis and Jimmy Smith,
Friends School basket ball squad
is prepping energetically for the
campaign under the direction of
Coach C. w. Wannan.
Leonard May and Charles White,
regular guards last Winter, have grad
uated.
Fourteen games have been arranged
for the Friends quint, one Is pending
and few others are expected to be
added. Gonzaga, newcomer to the
schedule, has been booked for two tilts
on q home and home basis Contests
on . similar basis have been carded
with Georgetown Prep. st. Adams and
LAndon. Friends big game with its
old rivals, Baltimore Friends, will be
played in the Maryland metropolis
March 3.
The Friends card:
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January 23-Landon at Epiphany Church
Tebrusry. 3-McDonosh School at Balti-
Ii resrusry 60oeorsetown Prep at Garrett
february 9-George washington Fresh
'At February }ss-oonzsssa.
March 3-Baitimore Friends at Baltimore,
TINE annual dinner in honor of the
Tech High foot ball squad will
be given by the Alumni T Club,
school cafeteria Friday evening" at $3.50
O'Clock. All former alumni and letter
winners of the school are urged to at
tend. Reservations may be telephoned
to C. w. Rippey. Artie Boyd. basket
ball coach. or Hap Hardell, foot ball
tutor. at Tech.
Il viii be the first foot ball dinner
In six years at which Mckinley Will be
unable to hail a championship eleven.
Hardell managed to develop a team
that finished second to the title-win-
ming Central eleven, although the Tech
material was the worst in years.
Letters have been awarded IT mem
bers of the Episcopal High grid squad
of Alexandria, which was funner-up tc
Staunton Military Academy for the Vir-
Rinia prep school title. Staunton con-
0uered Episcopal. 21-20.
| The Episcopal insignia winners were
Gooch. woodruff. Hoxton. Wilson. Cor
don, Myers, Boyce, Bryan. Sands
Worthington. Lee, Harrison, Brookings
Bryant. Byrd. Berkeley and Rogerson.
TECH basketers open their season
tonight. engaging Georgetown
| Freshmen on the Teen court a
tbs o'clock in the preliminary to thi
Hoya varsity-Western Maryland game
Reds DAILY viii start at center for Nc
Kinley, with Johnny Billings. Charlie!
Wiles and Jim Roland likely to see &C
| ton as forwards and Al Gillem, MIX
/, Mulitz and Joe Miller expected to holt
forth as guards.
| In games this afternoon Roosevelt
was to engage Kendall Schools five OF
the Roosevelt hardwood and Georgetown
Prep was to have 1t out with Rockville
High at Garrett Park.
Roosevelt and Georgetown Prep als'
have engagements for tomorrow. tn
| former against Mount Rainier High OF
| the Mounts court, and the latte
against Charlotte Hall at Garrett Park
Jim Mather. 22o-pound tackle ant
captain of the Dewitt foot ball team
until he left the District school late IL
the season to enter Staunton Militar,
Academy. was . big help to the latte
in its triumph in the struggle for tn
Virginia prep school title. Mather
headed either for West Point or tn
Naval Academy.