Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1921, Page 25

AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921 SPORTS. 2 : New Players Join George Washinglon Squad igh School Grid Series Opens Tomorrow TCHETITES NOW HAVE The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship. —BY WEBSTER. II]UMBARH]N NE‘I’MEN WESTERN AND BUSINESS : i § ‘e AR My LETTLE NEQ =AM TYPHOID My CAR WAS VE LosT 2 CARS (B9 DEVELOPED AlEetion ) | artie T Ifacnert g™ | L NINTEROTYMATCH, TO MEET IN INAUGURAL: i H, THIRTY MEN PRACTICING { BY H. C. BYRD. | IIREE new players joined the foot ball squad at George Washing- | T ton yesterday, all of whom have had considerable experience. Altrup, who used to play in the line at Roanoke College: Drake University halfback, and Robertson, who held down a t guard for the University of Te were ersey first time, and, to use the expression of one of the men in charge tics at George Washington, “they look good.” | A, Tels MORNIMG. VOUR. K105 HAD EM? | | ESTERN and Business elevens | stadium ton v alternoon & o1 the anm schoul I teams were sent thre in fair condition for the iray. i ¥ but We r will he d hawk Athie al hi he « on th n Buff and Blue j | Tomple Grav Burrell wer W, H W [ ¢ Washington now has a | S squad of thirty men practicing daily,|| Lourie and Garrity Out and many of them are players of con- || - experience. Injuries have of Tiger-Navy Contest 159 Somenweat hul el PRINCETON, N. J., Octoher 13. oanidiy, il —Lourte ana > of Hart,! hape for the contest Saturs || William and Mary, at Nors 1 i i i | kfield when the Tiger 1l team meetx the Navy at Annapolix Saturday. | oy certainly will be in | the backficld. Newby and Van | Gerbig probably will he the two other backs, with McPhee ‘\ “ith every man in good shape th chetites will have a line avi MY LAMO LERD My RENT WA S ENER LOST ANYTHIN NEAH, ! WA HCOKED f - - UBLE D It THE STECKMARKET?( | o $50,000 LALT YEAR 3:%(‘55 Dv'!f-yc'i—l.f DoviLe 1 DRoPPED *IC.0c0 = 5T WEECK THE FIRST COF OCTOBER LA = at quarter. represented it at any time last Yearjleven. Ward is six feet four and! orithis. weighs 204 pounds, and Boui, six — feet five and tips the scales some- | “Zcke™ Balley, University of Mary- [ Where around 220. ! land center, who sustained a broken Jaw In the there last week, | Demand for t : 5 : | Princeton foot ba perhaps greater t ets to the Navy- 1 game Saturday is | n to any contest | In fact, no night. Surgeons cd to be divided in th ther or not it would be ot the r avy foot bal e hurry a hington that th day is i Foot Ball Supplies £350 Boys' oot Ball bmis 1 $2,98 | of supply. the greate nee has become wors hed a foot ball kind of infection ui'|U in y < will b . the nature of which|duy to w the Tigers and Midship- has not been determined | men battle for gridiron supremacy. ems no doubt | wd that has | e | that thick wnd | roo: Bad Jler- | d{ Central, which @x Lo face bistern e l v $2.00 " TENNIS CHAMPIONS WIN | \ e I \ S \\, A\ \\\\\ % U ( You 010, HEY ? Now, DON'T ForceT 90 D10 1 BeT |l 15 Give ME A RING To-0AY . THEY WANT To THEY LL SMerE THE NEXT TimE KMow ABouT A LOT CF = YV \voure Dowr My DEDUCTIOMS = WAY 21 PuT Dowr 3 ZRNE Prineeton, If minux the services of ! 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