The Washington times., 1933-01-04
INTERESTING
SET Of FRAYS
FACE TEAMS
Rx GARRETT WATERS

New faces most always, make
their presence every year in
sports. With the scholastics
there's no exception.
The only question is just who
will these new faces be, how
many will there be 'and what
sort of athletes might they be-
come.
Last year among the scholastics
there were such faces as Gene
Swift, of Central; Sis Essenstad
and Carol Shore Of Business;
Bernie Lieb, Barney Kane, Dallas
Shirley, Ben lola and Bones
Courtney, of Eastern; Tony La.
tona and Everett Buscher, OF
Western. and Everett Russell,
Artie Wilson and Mario Gre
, gorio Of Tech.
The entire list has either
graduated or transferred to other
schools as this years basketball
series nears. Added to the few
left, just who will bob UP and
become we'll known during the
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who will be this or that?
Central has Carroll Shore, a
transfer from the old Business
, High, and Mario Gregorio, from
Tech, as possible stars. They also
. have Jack Moulton, who appeared
in only one or two games last
year; Bill Bryant, Ollie Upton,
another transfer from old Busi-
ness High; Tom Smith, Buddy
Nau and Bill Burke, one OF the
leading scorers last year.
Big List at Eastern
Tech has Waverly Wheeler,
Bernie Reichardt, Jim Reed,
Knocky Thomas and Bill Nau,
, among others. E S Oern has
Tommy Davis, Joe Mills, Dickie
\ Fitzgerald, AL Waters, Tommy No
Ian, Joe Keegin, Bernie Phillips,
Jack Bayliss, and others. Roose-
velt has Huck Cavanaugh, Joe
Sherman, Bill Harris and Bill
Grimm; while Western has Harry
Swanson. Bill Mcpherson. Jimmy
Corcoran, Lloyd Schneider and
Joe Brennan, among host OF
others.
one, two and maybe three or
: four of these youngsters Will
play themselves into stardom be-
( fore the series is completed. 1t
will be interesting to watch the
progress of everyone to find out
lust who will be outstanding
among the@collection and whether
he or they will come near the
stardom of those of other years.
The series this season prom
ises to be a little different than
in cases of the past. AS a most
important item, Tech is not fig
ured to make the greatest trouble
in the world. Heretofore its
been the Manual Trainers who
have boaSted of the strongest
team, but this year, unless one
J. of those surprises occur, some
other team besides Tech will carry
the fight.
Central FavOrite
From preseries games, Central
promises to be the team with
the best chances of carrying this
fight this year. The Mt. Pleasant
ers have waded through all oppo-
sition since the opening of the
season and recently defeated a
Central alumni team composed
of such luminaries as Burgess,
Wilbur and Everett Cross, DeZen-
dorf, Rice, Nee and Colley.
Eastern, the 1892 champion,
no doubt will be among the con-
tenders in fact will be a most
dangerous contender, because of
its array Of players including
Nolan, Waters, Bayliss, Fitzger-
aid, Mills, Keegin, Phillips and
others.
Roosevelt and Western are
questions. The former promises
to be a little stronger than the
latter. but whether either of
Z the two teams will be able to
win consistently is doubted.
q Who will star, who will win
and everything else that goes
with the series will be told
within the next few weeks, or
after Fridays start. And as
usual another interesting set of
games promises to be offered
friends, Romans and countrymen
who travel to the Tech gym
I1asium every Tuesday and Fri
day from now until sometime in