The Washington times., 1936-04-28
Central, Western
Game Moved
Up I Days
BY GARRETT WATERS

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terhigh series again today.
IN this instance the Roosevelt
and Eastern mines meet. The
Roosevelt Stadium is the scene, the
hour $3.50 p. m.
Another game is tomorrow. It
is between Central and Western.
These teams were originally SEIZED
uled to oppose Friday at the West
ern Stadium.
But the Georgetown School Is
holding an elaborate field day"
on that date and because Of it, had
the interhigh contest shifted.
This field day is to be known as
wv" Day at Western. It has been
arranged to aid athletics at the
school, proceeds Of which will go
towards athletic equipment and
improvements to the new stadium.
Bulky Program
A bulky program Of events will
make the scene q busy one from
3 D. m, to shutdown. The full pro
gram will be announced later in
the week.
That ball game today between
Roosevelt and Eastern will find
the latter almost sure to win. The
team is stronger than Roosevelt
in every department. particularly
from the mound where Lefty
Stockwell, Rip Carver and Wade
InN1N forth
Then, too, the infield and out
field departments have their share
of capable performers including
Bartoo, Kidwell, Clinton and Pep
per, of the former group, and
O'Brien, Lamb and Scheible. Of
the outfield. Wesley Taylor Is the
catcher.
Roosevelt, on contrast, viii pre-
sent a lineup stripped Of many ex-
perienced players due to neligi'
bility.
Frank Bailey, first base, and
George Coakley, second baseman,
are two who will be depended upon
to guide the team. Today. Coax
ley may be placed behind the bat
because Of his experience over Art
Miller, recruit backstop.
Howard Bowers, little right
handler, will pitch. He's shown
good form in outside games and
may be able to hold Eastern. At
any rate he'll be in there pitching
his head off. Sam Mallos. Ken
Blundon and Sid Ansell will be on
the sidelineS ready to step into
action at a moments notice.
ROwIeS To Hurl
That Central-Western game will
find Left Rowles pitching again
FIR the Mt. Pleasanters. The
young Southpaw is the only ex.
perienced hurler on Coach Jack
Rays staff at present on account
Of the illness of Arnold Heft.
Heft will be out of action for a
week or 10 days because of his
condition. He's back at school,
following an attack of grippe, but
Is so weak that Coach Ray has de-
cided not to pitch him until he's
completed recovered.
This leaves the Mt. Pleasanters
somewhat in a hole, since nobody
else is available for mound duty
should RowleS run into trouble.
viewer, Coach Ray believes
Rowles will hold the Georgetown
ers at bay.
Tomorrow'S game will start at
$3.50. It will find an ambitious
Western team going into action
a team which Coach Cliff Moore
hopes will trouble not only Central,
but every other opponent in the
series this year. Lee KuShman or
Ted KinSman viii hurl.
Prepmen Win
Georgetown Prep won a crafty
ing victory over Central yesterday
on the Garrett Park diamond, 4
to 8. An early lead helped Coach
Joe Gardeners charges as Central
scored runs in the last three in
ningS.
Desales Powell, young left.
handler, was on the mound for
Georgetown Prep. Dizzy DeCerne
hurled for Central.
RooSevelt'S Rough Riders de-
teated GonZaga High in a tennis
match, 5 to o, in the only other
activity for the scholasticS yester-
day. The Riders were not con-
tested in either the singles or dou-