Evening star., 1942-11-12
1eehFayofed 10 Beat
Coolidge; Anaco'siia
Wilson in 1osisup
london and St. AIbons ,
In Annual Struggle,
Are Well Matched !.

Either the Eastern or Western
Division race in the public high
football series will be cleared up to-
morrow In the two games, listed,
Wilson at Anacostia and Coolidge at
Tech. Because there is no school to-
morrow the games will start at 2
o'clock. @f :s
Tech and Anacostia have won two
and lost one game each this season
IN championship company. II Tech
wins tomorrow, as expected, It can
clinch a spot in. the playoffs pros
ytded Wilson beats Anacostia. But,
should Anacostia win they still
would be tied and playoff on Mo-
yember 20 would be in order. And
should Tech lose while Anacostia
wins, Anacostia would have lock
on the, Eastern Division crown. ,ts
Over In the Western Division.
Wilson still retains a mathematical
chance Of beatin gout Central. It
hinges on the Tigers winning tof1or-
row and Central losing to Western
next week, in which case playoff
would be ordered. But if Wilson
loses tomorrow Central will be in
regardless Of what happens against
Western.
Coolidge Easy for Tech.
1t tomorrow's activities run true
to form, Tech shouldn't have too
much trouble disposing of Coolidge.
especially as Monk Bauer, the Ma
rooms hefty plunging back, is listed
as q probable starter. He's been a
little OF form recently with an in
Jured side, but managed to play long
enough as sub against ST.. Johns
last week to score touchdown, one
OF his favorite outdoor sports. Also
probably due for the first action in
several weeks with Tech is End Jack
Gray. who has been missing since
the Anacostia game last month with
q twisted ankle.
Tech has several other backs in
addition to Bauer who are capable
OF providing too much trouble for
Coolidge's undermanned I squad,
among them Sonny Morrisette, Jim
Gilmore and Joe Flocker.
The Wilson-Anacostia Dame is
more OF tossup Anacostia prob
ably has the better line, with Wilson
owning the edge in the hckfield.
And both teams are at peak form as
demonstrated in their last games.
Indians Well Rested.
AnacoStia's Indians havS had a
two-week layoff since beating East
ern. which time was of real use in
putting the final healing touches on
Omar Sydnors broken finger. He's
the teams best passer, and the In
dams may need bit of aerial attack
to offset some OF the. running gains
the 11gezs likely will manufa cture. |
Aaaeostia has~a good rIilnning at
tsrks.of its owU tou~suHtH around1
Frank Observation-Disclosures !.
Wilson has shown itselfathe most
improved eleven in Washington m
recent outings against Roosevelt and
Wkstern. PhiETunK K.S6H H6b Hen
slaW.Are more~thar sxpAnle at run
nings s-1ith Bob CroWelEs s1nd.. F1lnkS
presenting good air attack also
Another big game on tomorrow's
program, and this should be
honey, is the annual go between
Landon and st. Adams, to be played
at Landon. The Saints have won
five in a row and have visions OF
clean slate this time. What's more
important, victory tomorrow just
about would lock up their third sue
cessive Interstate Academic Confer
ence championship. Landon, which
started slowly, now figures as no soft
touch. Last week it proved itself
back into the swing of things with
500 lacing handed Boys Latin of
Baltimore. Earlier this year, st. AL
bans topped that Baltimore eleven,
$50, and So.