Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-02
Eastern and Coolidge
Make Bid for Second
In Interhiuh Today

The 1nterhigh division u
League basketball double header
at Tech gym this afternoon finds
Eastern and Coolidge trying to
move into a four-way tie for Sec
ond place with their opponents.
Wilson and AnacoStia.
Wilson takes on Eastern. Grip
Piled by the graduation of Gino
D'AmbroSio and Graham Pen
nington, in the opener at 3:15
pm. and Coolidge opposes Ana
costa at S.
Anacostia and defending
champion Wilson, both with 81
records. trail league-leading Tech
by a full game. Eastern and
Coolidge hold "a marks that
match Bells 3-3 record for
fourth place at present.
On the other hand, Wilson and
Anacostia have the opportunity
to move into the No. l spot be-
fore the week is out. Wilson
must win today and beat Roose-
welt Friday night. while the In
dams not only have to dispose of
Coolidge. but also must defeat
Tech Friday. Techs record in
the league is ST..
Falls Church at CIV.
Other league games today are
Armstrong; meeting with Car
dozo at Banneker at $3.50 o'clock
in Division II Of the Interhigh
League and Falls Church'S
Northern Virginia Group I game
at George Washington at 8.
Elsewhere on the 27-game
schedule is a major encounter
between st. Anthony and Wash
ington-Lee on wills court at
$50 pm. The TONES, Metro
politan champions last year, cur
rently are tied for first place in
the Catholic League. WI has
lost only to George Washington
in nine games and is considered
an improved outfit since Red
Carr regained scholastic eligi-
bility last week.
st. Anthony warmed up for
its game tonight by drubbing
Roosevelt. 74-45. at Catholic
University last night. Bill Cas-
sidy's 80 points led the TONES
to their ninth victory in II
games.
Dunbar Beats Cardoza.
Other scores yesterday includ-
ed Dunbar over Cardoza, 87-68;
Southern of Baltimore over
Eastern. 1898; Northwestern
over Suitland, 1916; Herndon
over Leesburg. 52-47: Parker
Gray over Hoffman-Boston, 60
SO, and the st. Johns junior
varsity over the Carroll w,
1898.
Dunbar, led by Warren Will
liams' 81 points and % by Lloyd
Amos, remained on the heels of
Spinsarn in the Interhigh Obi
vision III race by posting its
third victory in four league
starts. Spingarn has a 40 rec
ord.
Northwestern's victory gave it
q tie with Suitland for fourth
place in the Maryland Bi-County
League. Both teams have 1-3
records.
The schedule:
Wilson vs.. Eastern At Tech. a:15.
Anseostla VS.. Coolidge At Tech. 5.
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GonzaEa at Roosevelt, $50.
Alumni Alumni At T w.a;. $50 "A.
Chamberlain at Southern. 8.
Bell at surrattsville. 2:l5.
St JOHNS VS.. Northwestern at Ameri-
st. Anthony ate washington-Lee. $40.
Landon at Carroll. $3.50.
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George Mason at occoouan. 8.
Arundel at Bladensburg. 1:t5.
Frederick at Bethesda Chevy Chase. T.
poolesville at Richard Montgomery,
Gaithersburg at Laurel. $50
Deal School at Damascus, $3.50.
LaPlata at Frederick Sasscer 2:15.
Lackey At Great Mills. 3.
BOYS Latin at ST. Adams. $3.50:
Sidwell Friends at Stuvvesant, $3.50.
Hernodn w at Wakefield. 4.
Parker-Grav at Fairmont Heights. ..
Holman Boston VS.. Walker Grant At
Eredericksburg, s.
Tomorrow.