Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 27

+ sity of Michigan SPORTS. THE EVENING Yost Emphasizes Value of Foot Ball : Physical Directors Are So LOT OF ACTION PROMISED ’PRINEH[]N FROSH PLAY AN ASSET TO COUNTRY, SAYS MICHIGAN MENTOR/ Develops "Um-ouqueralyle Fighting Spirit so Badly Needed in American Life”’—Declares Youths Spend Too Much Time in Ease. 7 the Associated Press MERICAN youths in t A and spend tod much time on the soft, m of Fielding H. ui/m the luxury tomohi easy cushions of Yost, coach of the Univer- value of foot ball in \IB\(lnpvl\z-. u s, in the op who emp! “that unconquerable figh Playing t be s, stiould resmain o contribuitin g fac- will enable collegians to hecome ww INSIDE GOLF By Gearge O'Neil s W ning the sport IAPPENS HERE? hail, ro rem a4 betw lip of ¢ by the manipula- the pole, drops t whall be assumed holed the ne the “!/WOMEN’S GOLF TOURNEY : !S SET FOR OCTOBER 1 6 &l ticularly SARAZEN-HUTCH BEATEN BY AMATEUR GOLF PAIR work of offic! o th events. ~hampior e RAY'S REINSTATEMENT . PITT SIGNS SUTHERLAND | TO FILL WARNER S SHOES ' CHICAGO, January Ray, middle distance runne was laid to * Charles Dean. ch he Athletic Club's committee on —Suspen ns under the I A. C us the Athletic Union |16 for varticipating in_two un | tioned boxing matches here last tober. | Dean sald annullment of the sus- wWI | pension wou! be sought from the PENN STATE SHOTS N. :‘-’r-nlrhl A. A. U. board of m onn., January 19.— | and asserted that eastern ate College five- | clubs, where Ray w; to appear ted Yale by one | within the nest few weeks, had his| The mateh was shot | full sanction in_thelr contemplated | protests on the ruling. sig r Leland Stanford U hietic ¢ telegraph RealMerchant Tailo A Real Reduction Our Regular $50 an Suitings & Overcoatings In Our January Clearance Sale | Made to Measure Not woolens that were specially bought, but the choice kinds from our own high-grade stocks, collected in one group and offered at this very low price. It is our way of clearing out stocks—!! And thousands of men who are particular about their clothes wélcome-this oppor- tunity each year, Piece-End Clearance *35 and °*40 Suitings $29 l Made to Your Measure Newcorn & Green _|was the best of the Ic 00 many honies of the nation live a life of | eves | SOUEHT BY HIS CLUB agers | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923. SPORTS. 2T I i 5[PIPHANY MIDGET FIVE | SCORES 18TH VICTORY: i | | I The Epiphany Midgets scored the mzl.vun!n vietory in nineteen st ast night when they [\\ rwick Midgets, ket ball game lum, It straight win for the {sters. Shield an {liantly for the 4 i overcame the to 11, in the piphany gym- the fourteenth street young- s played bril n was | Perry Prey e e Moultons tc s in 1 foll s to meet a an hour | I3 | | arred for the winners \\m ed the Baptists from the | has been st all time Pierce Athletic Club was drub to 11 < by the L axles Juniors in nosed dor the i to 21 goals about and trianguiar « squad ASKET BALL teams of George Washington and Georgetown will meet at Central Coliseum tomorrow night in the first tilt of their annual series, and considerable promised. Rivals m‘ athletics for years, teams of these universities have battled strenuously in all sports, with George Washington never getting the betfer end of a score. This time, however, the Hatchetites h-hc.l they have an nppur-i',* $ Club, entral alumni tunity to turn the tables on the Hilltoppers. George Washington's quint | will get under way ah has been toppling college opponents with regularity, while the Georgetown |1t will he aggregation is not rated as strong as in former years 1e latter is quite the | likely 1o surprise the rather overconfident downtown varsity, though, and | ' certainly will make it realize it is in a desperate court struggle in the game. Longaker School's basket balll mportar U mual hig N ciorr e Centr action is championship seri w ‘|v n the l rinceton U unte L and Tep: Following their en row night, hoth the George Washingto e much s have fon pro! Bryan Morse has carefully They follow £ 2 S _ i 3, Tech High School: School; 17, Gonzaga; 24, Preps, at Emmitsburg, M March 3. George Washi George Washington—Jan Preps. ¥obruary 6, Catholic University freshmen; | 9, Westorn High n‘ bool: 17, Teeh High School, £ X. M. C.'Al; 27, Catholio Univ ) d Klopsch, for- center, and Goldstein | wrds 1 toppers are ¢ : Brown, ton freshmen 30, Georgetown | ' mer's gymnas fron prove the 1 L the Quantie rence, Torme ™March 3, Georgetown freshmen, star, who had expected to rest duriy MURCHISON IS DIVORCED. LOUIS, Moo January Mr Mirehison string outplaye Georgetown has we for a home b, George Wast tour to Hatche Ry REACH FINAI. AT GOLF - 0F AUBURN N GRIDIRONERS follows February—10. Michigan 24, Maine. M uth Stuta (pending Tllinois Correct Rulo BY T FFEN ber for f Center play This play rds. and can advantage. two feet et 0 t forwa: is a par- ne, be used s to great off about about threc forward comes in the air {on long co Center “tap to the right and the left the ball to the right guard, it two steps from the er of the floor 4 about half w tween the center circle an his side line. The right forw iter starting forward, has rever to the outside. The center, after ta ping the ball, has cut out the left side of the ring and is on his way towards the basket. The right| | guard can now pass to either the ce r or right forward. If he | passes to the center and the latter | is not position to shoot, he | in turn can either dribble or pass | | to the right forward, should he be| | uncovered ! ie ! forward e while mets who is now a Q. 1st the two players jumping | }for the ball, after it has been los»«ul‘ up by the referes, keep one hand be- | hind their backs? Yes; in both games one hand i h Sy 908 oand backs until either has touched the | | ball. 1 | Q. What is the length of the inter. mission between the halves? A. Ten minutes, | Q. If a player standing still drib- | ring—And d $55 1002 F Street N.W. Open Saturday Until 9 P.M. Merci—3, Ternessee Tips on Playing Basket Ball: Interpre THORP. tations l decides 1ing his dribble, to start for. t allow the 1 doing so. (A rest ir COLLEGE BASKET BALL. Catholic University, 27; Lafayette, n xhoot The m for hin 1 fouled must o mondd | dista d.—St. ar ]‘n' Raltimore, 19; Western Maryland, “To attest e; to Webster's Dictionary says “Certify” means, authoritatively ; verify; to testify to in writing ; to assur Guarantee.” You have a very definite opinion of the meaning of “GOLD SEAL” It is easy then, to understand fully what it means when we are going to offer— “Certified Gold Seal Used Cars For Sale” Vot all of our used cars will be Gold Seal Cars. Only those which we have thoroughly gone over and are willing to back fully with our guarantee., Every CERTIFIED GOLD SEAL CAR will carry our 30-day written guarantee, with a separate 90-day or 2,000- mile written guarantee on all tires, and a 90-day guarantee on batteries. Certified Gold Seal Motor Cars Examine the First Six Cars Now at Our Showroom This is the first time any such plan of guarantee has been attempted in Washington. It is worth more than the purchase price in assurance to you. COME IN —and let us explain our plan in detail. Phone Col. 5050 Starting Saturday, January 20 Our first offering will be made from our showroom at 1223 Conn. Ave. Replacement of Any Defective Part Includes Labor Free Branch Showroom 1223 Connecticut Ave. Sterrett & Fleming, Inc. Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd. [ANXIOUQ ilnm»- America ! sible I;\ -h: !"vn ught by France TO PUT YANKEE METHODS IN OPERATION Ba-l\«t Ball Has Been Wnlel) Adopted and Is Being Well Played—Indoor Games, Once Practically Unknown, Now Are in Vogue. BY WALTER CAMP, 19—Th al directors from France not only for phy ing them as she proposes to train her own 1 wuis Schroeder, one of the country's be and who has been in ch Union in France, has s evelopment of pl EW YORK, American phys January re is a splendi al directo: st and e of the physical education t some most inte regarding 11n s going on it republic e being coy 1 trainers and coaches, and the i ¢” is fast disapy and othe adopted in eitie | BY COLGATE AND LEHIGH |« 'ON, N. Y., January 19.— nd Lehigh universities have severed athletic relations, ue- cording to announcement by Gradu- ate Manager W. A. Reid of the This action ix test played laxt hamton, in whi roughness resnl Juries (o members of the Colgate varsity. According to sgreement, Colgate was schedulvd to pla h at foot hull on Novembe but refused and made nentx 1o meet the United Naval Acudemy on that date. Lehigh ree wrote the Naval Academy asking that the game be canceled. Sinee then (hr presidents of Lehigh and ropean phy © conferred and word eva the end leased from obligation . PITTSIS NAMED COACH - \w» |MISS WAINWRIGHT WINS IN TITLE WATER EVENT junior »nship {men, the event time was 1 DDD@@’—JDD Ea f EEBB r Hutsel retains his position Hix vercoats —Stressed in the Fashion Shop Sale “Overcoats” is a good word to start an ad with these days, for most stores are weak on assortments by now, while we are just beginning to hit our stride. We have plenty of them, in every style and every size— even up to size 48. ‘And they are the sort of Overcoats that a man could look in the face next winter and not regret that he bought in a sale. ‘And we hold as our trump card the inclusion of famous Goodman & Suss Clothes—tailored at Rochester— in our clearance sale of every Suit and Over- coat in both shops at these reductions: Sale Price -85 .28 Values up to 322 140 450 15280 36 .00 Nothing Charged—Alterations at Actual Cost TUXEDO SUITS fit o duced for this sale. Splendidly tai- . lored and trimmed. = The Tashion Ghop FRED. PELZMAY, Pres. Good & Suss Cloth Toipres w ok [ 9th & E Stetson Hats—Interwoven Socks Opponite Craidali’s 15th & G Next to Keith's