Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 31

, OCTOBER 21, 1921 SPORTS. Maryland Plays V. P. 1. : C. U. Meels Villanova Tomorrow : Throng to See Yale-Aimy Game R S ONLY TWO LOCAL TEAMS The Great American Sense of Humor. - —By WEBSTER. ClEMSl]N AND FURMAN SECRE’T ARY WEEKS WILL 3’1“1 RGN DR NCRBTIETON SEEFRAY ATNEW HAVEN BY H. C. BYRD. VIRGL\'IA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE'S foot ball squad, twenty- SPORTS. - THE LKVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDA ) | i | | ATLANTA, October 21.—Furman 4 Tu s A ;. . . . ors | and Clemson, smong the pick of South NL\\ HAVEX, Conn., Ocober 21.—Two special traitis will bring the? Carolina’s elevens, were scheduled to West Point cadets and Army officers to this city tomorrow for jicurnish alenrtaintaaisery tata v itor & the Yale-Army foot ball game. The Yale management expects jweek end of foot ball that will Lring | ¢hay the 77,000 seats in the bowl will be taken. The guests at the match fout the best in a dozen or more Dixie 211 = . ,. 5 - . . s £ r, teams. will include Secretary of War Weceks, Gen. Diaz oi Italy, Maj. Gens. Mac- | Arthur and Edwards, United States Senator Wadsworth oi New York Furman def Ci B s P H | Furmag defeated Clamson, 14 10 0, | 504 Goy, Lake of Connecticot. |last vear and their 1921 mecting | Both: were & | Yale's probable line-up will be: | vromised another close battle with ~ “T,...:’-' lvlrll ".3:;,“|,‘|‘<‘,'.‘.,,, ree | BOR. w divect bearing on the state title. lkaliank: center, ' Tandin: right | SO0 probably will line up as ) Intersectionnl games again will be | Fuardy Gustusers dight tackle, iller: st ) o att . |4 feature of Saturday, with Rutgers, | ek, t ,which bested Washington and Lee '™ e ‘wpt. Aldrich; right bslfback. Malory Iby one point last wee mv‘etinl;! French of A ;'lot to Play. five strong, arrived in town this morning for its game with the University of Maryland at American League Park tomorrow. The | squad, under the direction of Athletic Director Miles and Coaches Sut- ton, Cubbage and Younger, is at the New Ebbitt, and will remain there until tomorrow night. This afternoon the squad will be taken to Ameri- van League Park for a workout of an hour or so, after which it will be aj natter of rest until 3 o'clock tomorrow, when the pigskin will be kicked | off to start what promises to be one of the hardest-fought contests Wash- ington is likely to see this year. i V. P. L and Maryland have been|nova tomorrow in the annual game | agzed just twice on the gridiron, |between the two institutions. Viila- nee here Um 1919, and last fall at|Dova unquestionably will come down lacksburg. How closely the teams|With a strong eleven und a team batile is Shown by the fact that in|Whelh has been characterized as “ong 7910 V. P. 1. won by one touchdown, |0f the gamest on the gridiron today.” and in 19 ured earlier in the gca- tackle. or. Wi ki dordan. Tech in Atlanta, and Vander- Texas Uni-| WEST POINT. N. Y. October {The Army foot ball squad. crippled | Harvard Is Prepared. Maryland was the victor |C. U. has not picked its line-up, but by the same margin. The elevens|Coach Robb intends to send agalns: ST — sending largely on speed | = Sl =i CAMBRID Mass., October 21 nsually are about evenly matched in | the Visitors the sirongest aggregation | HIELER JLE 2 \ = ‘. D & T divan ot Butgers | Y W6 Atsence of IErench. Bt RSk, | p Lol T weight, and tomorrow mot more than | the Maroon and Black has had on the | SPELT SEPARATE P [weight in the New Jersey team's first | entrained this morning for New Ha- bl senimmaging by e « pound or two Is likely to separate |ficld this year. The contest fs due to| | WROMG ! Lt 7 Atlanta Invasi ven for an encounter with the Bull- |larvard foot ball men in the i the numbers which represent the av-| besin at 3 o'clock. H KE SURE =t P 2 Vanderbilt is facing a hard contest' t 2t AT ' yesterday, but u long sexsion on plass vrage weights. e . | Aty WAY in Ite game with the Tekas Long-|aof tomorrew in the vale bowl and q session of defensive assis rEeton allaudet and George 1 —— 9 vhich appes French is suffering from an injury re- imen drill for the regulars when Poly Team Well Balanced. Washi 6 play : ! horns, and Sewanee, which appears | [TEREN LS SUD anuan injury e | i - re . ! ington are to p on foreign | {0 have st Yenint oL eV vears, | ceives n the game aguinst New [lined up § “dum serimma The Virginians will present an ex- | fields. The Blue and Gray will hook [ Lo have U e i its firat real | Hampshire State iud was ordered out i cmibers of the. be i of the game by the Army seademy physiclan. Coach Daly did not ce what player he would usc in cli's plac ceptionally well balanced team, which |up with the first strong opponent It will have behind its line about as|has faced this year when it enguges | clever and powerful a set of backs|Holy Cr at Worceste 1 as | as is wearing the colors of any in-|Couch Exendine sald just ove he itution in the south. Just how well | left on the trip, “We've got a gam V. . L's squad really is 't you think | ¥ the fuct that the average haven't e Washington will | weight of the line, end to end, is 132 play titute at Philadelphia, younds, and the average weight of the | n without much trouble, | line, tackle to tackle, 2 pounds, ile Gallaudet Is going to have its | ! und the averige weig backileld | difficulties getting away with the | pounds and t game at Susquehanna University. | m 15 the last named e. | C are against the That ms to be almost an i|Gree bination, viewed from the phys- - angle. Narth Carolina State College should test. The same last season went o Alabama, 21 to 0. | and Mississippi promise an | ng game in New Orleans. ! will In Tulane got @ 6 to 6 decision over the i OF plavs wh Mississipplans last season, while lthOUR'E AND GARR'TY MAY any ereat ._\:..,.'m. other two did not meet : Many other big teums have games t - A (o uny other bl teams have kancs| NOT FACE CHICAGO TEAM Penn State Minus Captain. {casy for coming gumes. as Centre in A A g ATE COLLEGE, I'.. October oy ration ar "ifarvard, Georgiw,| FPRINCETON, X. J, October L—ipuuy state gri pilayers Tere fo Tennesseo, Louisian: State and others. | Princeton’s fool bull teum expeets un- | Boston lust night reads to do battls lother severe test tomorrow atternoon. | With Harvard. Fallowing & short +f when the Ti cet® . nal drill, the last zet of the players e Tigers meet’the U e LUl d in & huny to the Doees ave x lons niversity of Chicago In the Palmer stadium.|infirmary, where they Boston Player Injured. Sutton and Wallace, Sutton partic- | consider itself extremely fortunate to { o 7 o i arly, are brilliant ken | ¢ with the game it won 7 to 0 _ BOSTON. Mass., ';l‘“"".',",,;".‘.j{,’,‘,’":;,y, Last Saturday they were beaten, 13 |cheer f apt. Snell sured thie tield.” Sutton last yei a Penu iversity of North Carolina in u scrimmage has L sl to = o= i big fullb; hat th d give all Houane, Tullback of Boston University's[to 0. by the Navy, but they have yie JIVAK (I State formation on k. in | v at Raleigh. North Caro- | ond teum, to a hospital With €on-41o,:m0a several new tricks since then. games ran the ball “hdowns. much the sup three times in the first ba 7=z cussion of the buke of the skull. He rior offens taken from the fleld unconscious | There I8 mo sign of ov. S st o ,—.‘,d‘],“,:i il pponEn L Loow A THIS, IRENE « HERE S SOMETHIN GET A CoPv OF SAP'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE, | Wiunenday. He will be out of thelhere, however, and u hard b M Fordham Loses Brickley g v, P. 1's line-up will be ““‘{““"”" punch to'drive the ball g FumMNY ! HERE'S A MAN WHo SPELLS THERE'S A GUY it THERE WHG s’piL\L-:J—-» {game for the rest of the resson. B R R ; NEW YORK. October S1oArihy and Shereiz, | the b R G e L R-A-T- . S-g-P-E-R-A-T- — 3 el bes oping N juarierback of the Fordha on_and Sherelz, s the ball was down on o $-E-P-E-R-A-T-€ SEPARATE S-€-P-E-R-AT-€ Brown Coach Is Hurt. N week that Don Lourie and Hunk uiRstOThCk Bf the FOnmRI. i with two downs, to get it | Garrity, two of the backfield siu P | 3 . ‘ T8, gam s rema | PROVIDENCE, R. L, October 21—!would be uble to face the westerncrs. son R result nf Injuries recefved Head Foot Bail Coach Edward N {hut this is doubtful. There is a pos- during with Villa Nove ! Robinson of Brown University, while|sibility that Garrity may be rushed ' just Satur ¥ slev, 1la qua S n 0ss, but the vl could e haifbacks; Hess. - fullback. | reqched, CRIGCL TG Ler members of the squad are Leitch, | The State College axg SPAPAT HAR! "W & — o g gation held ) ‘Tonkin, l,'_r-rn;:-‘:r. :‘l -m'v::x:x'm, h‘.-’.’“r'f remarkably well in the second half, | demonstrating yesterday an end run.in If the tide sways against the Tikers, | Charlex Brickley, torm : 84 itory, Sheppard, Shanks' and de though, and North C Vs only slipped on & muddy spot in the{lLut the coaches say there is littie kickine star. suffered 3 g - > gains in the last thirty minutes re- {feld, tearing a tendon in his right|chance for Lourle to get in the game. snoulder and o arre. = : 3 : ! arre. ] ulted from forward passcs. State i g !leg. et '\uxlnl(‘lmp‘;ZIn‘.‘i:;)y not vet been | Collexe had much the heavier line, g undunced:’ and, propably 58 but a very light hackfield. North il B | Carolina hns @ very well balanced Yl Quanbie b team, which will play good foot Lall 4t e - Wil pdk in auy game in which it takes part. | i GIi6 O/t men Who) Daxe, Do 1L is going to be a hard team for 1 shape to play since the Rute: : s Hadle | S Il‘rY.) Who' did m‘;\- Virginina to beat on Thanksglvin ining ugainst V. P. L und . 2 Carolina lost vear than all three other | Superior judgment in directing the Maryland backs combined, will be in| Play of his team on the part of Fau- the sontest., He hus not been ima aette, llege quarterback, was Vear, having been out with the factor in the contes Jury sustamed during y 9 However, Faucette, suffering from a i=mber with George W 7 broken leg sustained in a base ball 1or probably is one of the best dodging | Same last spring. is not the brilliant hacks in the so lantic section, and | broken field runner and offensive with _him 7 Brewer in | player that he was a year ago. He, tackfield V. P. L's defense undoubted- | however, recovered a’ fumbled ball 1~ will have to “keep its eyes open,”|and raced 30 yards for the only score both literally and figurativel the game. He also kicked the holle University will meet Columbia Goes for Game. . | e \' NEW YORK, October 21—Colum- | I bla University's varstly foot ball| | squad left today for Hanover, N. H. li Where tomorrow they will meet thc || Dartmouth eleven. Several hundred || | Columbia rooters wil go to Hanover ||§ { tomorrow morning aboard a special; | train. Nebraska Eleven on Way. LINCOLN, Neb., Octber 21.—Nebras- ka's foot ball tquad has left for South Bend., Ind., for the annual | clash tomorrow with the Notre Dame eleven. The men, with a few excep- { tions, ‘are said to be in prime con- dition, ] Apologies to Big Ten. i i Throng to See Big Game. Gopher Cx;plés Return. CHICA October 3 ANN ARBOR. Mich, October 21.—| MINNEAPOLIS, October 21.—Drill apolgizing to the membe I i X n Conference for th | Approximataely 45,000 persons, thel TG L0 Northern Field today when |largest number that ever witnessed| (% finnesota team went through the its coach, Dir, I i pliac- | ON LIST FOR TOMORROW i 5 10 OPPOSE LOCAL PROS st i v g it received today at Northwestern Uni-| For Ozer 40 Y ear Faction Guaranie ey Refunded i i | i | il | expected to attend tomorrow's foot!Indiana tomorrow. Three Gopher | bul] zame here between Michigan and | backfield regulars, who have been or versity. z | Capt. Tim Jordan's Black and White | Ohio State. The game will mark the |the injured liat, are expected to play - —_—— B s 2 LOCAL TEAMS. EAST. professional eleven prabably will not | GTclal opening of the enlarged ot | in the e s inoas Tliey/dlrosiiated, Maryl ws. Virginia Polytechuic [, Harvard va. Femm State, at Cam- | find the going so casy this Sunday include a parade about the fleld by| Armold Oss, halfback. appeared on ) o Inntitate, nt American League Park;|Pridse, Mans. as in past engagements, The Holmes- the Ohto and Michigan bands, Gov.|the campus. He was using crutches 5 3 o'eloe! Yale vs. Army, at New Haven, Conn. e ":m "-'\« team. which is to appear | Harry L. Davis of Ohio and Gov. Alex ! and is not expected to be back in lhlr Y ¥ > | o the Ame k can League T'ark grid- |J. Groesbeck of Michigan, will p until late in the season, If a . ) L | P Cathelic University vx. Villanova, at | Princeton vu. Chicago, at Frinceton, iron in the foot bali game aga‘nst the ! the fiel ! Brookland; 3 o'clock. N. 3. { local pros, includes . galaxy of for- { : 3 ; Pittshurgh vs. Syracuse, at Pitts- mer college stars, snd they have been i } \ s y { playing at top speed since the sea- 2 7 i 2 Georgeton vs. Holy Cross, at burgh. i son opened. PL will start at 3 , X H Sale! Men’s Hats SOUTH ATLANTIC. R. I games are scheduled and one will be ! V1 ter, M - - . T While Tech's game with Western | orclook. this afternoon in Central stadium | Among the plavers on the Holmes- ends interhigh achool foot ball con- | DI TONET AT I Iau, * Culran : Henzelman of Lehigh, Seigle of La- Virginia ws. Jo Hopkins, at Cormell vs. Colgate, at Ithaea, N. Y. | Pla: In the Mount Pleasant o e i h ‘Washington and Lee vx. Morris Har- b vs. Washington and Jeffer- | OPPOnenta. This enzagement { ep¥illanova and Gaffney of Moravian | Cl h t vey, at Lexington, Va. e G B I The ‘Rlack and White squad has 0'11 a en eams and t 3¢ a a & s Davidson va Wofford, at Davidsom, | MUKSTY | 15otn At to chntast oh foreren some new ,gu‘yj m':sl Sliff hats vared to perfect a defeuse against | 1 | “fordham ve. Lafayette, at New . . k. George Washington vs. Drexel T A henst wn 2 ) . Massachusetts Aggies, stitute, at Philadelphin. at Amherst, Mas: " Gallandet vs. Susquehanna, at Sel-| Boston College vs. Detrolt, at Bos- | flicts this week, the scholastic ele and Morrison of Bucknell, Hayes, Insgrove, Fa. ton. ens will not be 1dl sl gy : y i a8 ; e tomorrow. Five Duy. Reed, Caskey and Hendron of fpie W ve. Sieligfied atFrsvidence €| Muhlenberg: Bmanuel of Gettysburg, fields. The regular Blue and Wh oot elp! &inia vs. Bucknell, at Mor-| combination will go to Willinm and Mary ys. Wake Forest, Santown, W. V Sy a Several new plavers at Norfolk, V. e TRAL Tor. Aead P huve olned the = team, bromincnt Western Maryland vs. Mount St a wnd team is due to journcys Mnong them being Swede Bppley. | WMars's, at Westminster, Md. B Y e, Md., Tor i« clagh with | UNIVersity of Maryiand sta ho was | Richmond v~. Hampden-Sidmey, at| yichienm v~ Ohla State, at r Hall Cadet ¥ % an all uth Atlantic end last year. 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