Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1925, Page 27

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1925. SPORTS. G. U. May Find Tartar in Lebanon Eleven : Western High to Make Start I\ rlday\ HILLTOP SCOUT’S REPORT MARQUETTE SPEEDS || PRACTICAL FOOT BALL | POLOISTS T0 BEGIN HEARN’S SQU AD TO PLAY e Eighteen Best Plays IS OF ALARMING NATURE| PPACTI® PR A | e e e etoues foone || TOURNAMENT TODAY GEORGETOWN PREP TEAM MILWAUKEE, Wis., October 6. | ‘BY ROBERT C. ZUPPKE | Teams taking part in the annual 18 ’ With only three days of m-»nmm_..vl = Toy: scailtornament the War De Kenyon Says Penns vl\amalh Are Strong and Have | {;aining remaining. Coach krar ‘ No. 8. Short Ang]e\ Play partment Polo Association were (o zet | First Conibination Is Picked, -Although There Are Murray’s Marquette | | ball squad, defeated but twice in the | Into action for the first time this Exceptional Halfback in Gilbert—Three !last three years, will work overtime | afternoon, wet grounds hating cansed Only Five Veterans Availzble—Saturday to today and tomorrow in preparation for I Gostnonament ot yester 2 ey B, 3 their Intersectional game with the | | 3 D. C. Teams Play Away Saturda Navy at-Annapolis next Saturday. | ¢s at the Potomac Park oval Be Busy Day for Schoolboys. > % 2 Marquette defeated ¢ last year. | Four teams were listed for play to i 21 to 3, and. with many veterans and y day. War Whites meeting the 16th Tn\r scongetownswilllizveloneloF the stificstiangnmontaiofitlicisoas | tewsbrllianliSopht mores fuagle Al eld Artillery of Fort Myer at 2:30 BY JOHN I. WHITE. | the fold, Coach Murray has some and the Fort iloyle four taking on th son when Lebanon Valley appears here Saturday morning is pre- | hopes of repeating. B ort Humphreys FEngineers at ITH three davs oi pra e remaiming heiore thev make their i 3 Satec ) _| Two games, those with Loyola and o'clock. | SH e 2 e st dicted by Assistant Coach Bill Kenyon, who scouted the Pennsyl | st. Mary's, have already been disposed Third Corps Area poloists and the | initia rt of the <eason. Western High School's gridiron wa \'an?:}x\\t Saturday. Sl i et of and the Blu and Gold gridders now 3d Cavalry quartet from Fort Myer | riors are heing <ent throngh a <tiffl zrind by their coach in hi envon knows foot ball as both player and coach, so that his reports | have settled down to concentration on . will meet tomorrow afternoon.at 3:30 | efforte 1o round out a formidahle cles A i ) % ormidahle eleven from the green material at hand as to the prowess of Saturday’s invaders have caused work at the Hilltos ‘an Navy battle. | - A o'clock and the winners in today 1 hg on " . vhi n to he spe A P | Fhe Golden Avalanche squad prob | matches are listed to clash on Thurs. | Al ”"‘”R‘h having nly five experiencedplayers around which to cor ably will leave Milwaukee tomorrow | day. The final of the tourney will be | Struct a team. Dan Ahcarn. the West End mentor, has been able to decide S | SnGrning on the members of the eleven that will he used against Georggtown Prep Penn state a week ago. The Nittany | DETROIT COACH LAUDS | War Blues, Marviand Polo Club | at Garrett Park Friday. and is giving them plenty of imthage work Lions were lucky to hold the smaller ? t(\{nrl 6th Cavalry from Fort Oglethorpe, | against a scrub combination made up of substitutes and ineligibles. e 0 e e e e WORK OF ARMY ELEVEN NAVY IS ENCQURAGED T e R L e start of the high goal series eed 3 : st (oa il e Senne el it o o B went through a long session of ch | eree and Dick Daniels will hold th fact that Penn goal line was crossed | \imy has a great team, one “.m; BY FleT GAME PLAY1 BIG TEN ARE PRIMING |Imsup amd o (e feld carrsing | head finesman's jon Lebanon opened the season a twice in that time, but the scores dis- |, versatile attack and an eleven that | ranks. Once the signals were work allowed because of offside play will be in line for recosnition before | ing smoothly the first team had lit YALE OARSMEN REPORT. 3 | [ tle troubl on fts opponen v S Furthermore, although Penn State | {he season closes.”” These were the| ANNAPOLIS. October 6.—FKnecour. | FOR WESTERN TlTLEvM st jng s ,’]yl,',f,,xhlgl,L’ i) NEW 1A . Conn., October aily § ; god by ‘i ! (P)—Four Yale varsity crews have finally won out in the last quarter, | wo.q¢ of Coacl Doraia o aged by the showins of the team time and again. llowever, ithe going ) Lebanon on one occasion succeeded in | 1) bdsilors Qeachy Doyetsr 1of ”""‘:‘ | AZainst Willlam and Mary, which was e [ probably: will be much stiffer against | [Ported to Coach EA Leader on the holding their famous opponents for | University, whose team lost to the|defeated. 25 to 0. the past week end Wi Kasointaans e | the well arillea Garvett Bariers | Housatonic River at Derby, where four downs on the two-yard line. Army last Saturday | the Navy contingent is looking for- | e e e | fhe well drilied Garrett, Parkers. am| F2Il rowing will continue until earl: Last Saturday Leba tied Dickin i< . | ward with even greater Interest to the BALL CARRIER AGO, October 6.—The Scrive 2 in November. Of last vear's cham astiSaturday Lebanonmtad DICAn | Dorals said that he expected to find | Ward With sver Eveater infersat 1o 1021 ners. having finished explaining the | lined up as foliows: Higgine. left end: | 1 S(GYETOEAT O N SE0CS D0 son. one of the fastest combinations | Army using the old-style attack and |¢ontest with Marg A0 atagedij resuits of Midwest opening gridiron | Heagy, left tackle: Palmer. left zuard: | p ot ot SoNRmertiers mete o in Pennsylvania this Fall e much surprised when the Cadets | here next Saturday. s @) |NTERFERING LINEMEN +— +— PATHOF BALL, Hiits, preparations were under way for | Coombi, center. Charlie Walke hand. = Thex were Capl, Kingsbur Gilbert, the Lebanon halfback, is| (yrned loose haffling modern of.| . Marquette won from the Navy, 21 1o | e Luepatations wene ander WaviIon| euard) (Batsoh . right-tackle Laughlin, Hudson and Peterson. one of the finest in th ne. Kenvon | rancive. . last the game occupying the {he miualiwe o e Mg Mol ol . ! suvs the Hilltop forwards will have | same placa on the schedule as that of Inside defensive tackle. Back sideswipes guard instead of tackle.| “Ohio's chances to nip in the bud w'-{ Walker and Schneider, halfbacks, and | 0Of the 421 colleges and universities to he on their toes every minute if | this geason. The Navy. leading for The play is effective also if the right end and blocking back change assign- | aspirations of Chicago to repe: MeDiarmid. fullback. {throughout the United States having he is to be prevented from getting | | three quarters. went to pieces in the | .yents—that is, the end sideswipes the rd and the blocking back with | Biz Ten tiltist in their mecti St Capt. George Hageage has heen out | font hall teams, 166 are coached h- away for long gains. Riegle, the auar- | {Qnal period and was glven a &00d | the help of another back blocks the ta Urday are Considerably lemened: sinos | of Dractice for several daye with | graduates-of differant soiivola. Twen Gl el = beating. = Bill Hunt. dependable back. is out | mIor injuries. bt fa expected to he hree teams are coached hy forms hack punts, his work in that depart | Marquette reported as having = 5 { 5 . 5 Sl > 9 i e ; ith a ken leg {on the field at the kick-off Frid He | Xotr T & o I LG | GAMES ON SATURDAY it b it it PSYCHOLOGY FOOT BALL’S | i e o b0 fs T, | St it e g i) the rival ends dizzy, | and as confident of winning again. | flock of husky hacks in McCarty. | while Jimmy AMitchell. another rezu o e an < Lehanon has appeared here several - — | Should the Navy he ahle to defeat a y o - = nsin, 1 co T PEonols:: Marka o and | 1ar, wha was aheent from the aril, | times hefore and ont each occasion has {5 iy gecociated Press | taam which averwhelmed it last sea B (“A‘BOO WARNER AVERS B e os ikl netlonie 0t e | civen the T1illtoppers very much of a T oter 6. Four in.| 301 Its friends will have o eround | l > The bifis of Michigan Indiana | positions ot onis 144 tussie of worthy | ¥or . ks e chancoo ; ; L ooty B esle ol WY | tersectional games top the aridiron | T I,."""';:'_'“" Itihasi s italcichance S0l | for title consideration inspire strenu redllOwens.: & center ‘of "nroved D Aot ‘the ‘two {earas Ik |Soliedriletin fieliBasuinaxt Saturdiy, [/SRI0E Heibeetonls ruessure i Bid | ous offorts i workonts for their meet. | abflity. and Shorty Hilleary. a de an the record of the two fe i h S more o ok . n 2 | pendable back. xre inelizible for the wanld seem that the Hitltoppers will | _Georsia Tech clashes with Penn | ™57 "a | Ldav's game indicated that | BY '—AWRF"CE PERRY. ing : 3 er conference squads. rded | oz at_the present fime hat mav|! 66 s ave to get do o business and e at the Yankee Stadium in New | A Sy st i 3 % P N Other nference squads, carded | team at t ) X e A otk Iy i e Wmeating SN RennN Stat )| CIE N8 LVpteaT hadioyartomie Bome 9| P ALO ALTO. Calif.. October 6—Under the spreading palms and the | (yih outside teams. are looking more | see action at the end of the first ad-|; - show everyihing they pe the ‘weak points of last season. but o T i . 3 has won twice. Tech captured last | g drooping eucalyptus trees Glenn Warner. Andy Kerr apd Tiny [toward coming Big Ten zames in their Visory. to win ShEIGnE Ve onz cer Y f y | needed much improvement along cer [Seneareie Tows: (= nicrelmtereatedl e Catholic University will be the only | Season’s game. 15 to 13 tain lines. Its punting. a weak spot | Thornhill sat and talked to the writer of many things, chiefly |7 - 2 . other 1 other invasio 2 SpoL ; ks ¥ lin IMinols in two weeks than St Six school teams are listed to pla: - - = one of “the four other local college ':'\‘:!g::lr:“ A\;!‘{wr’ll\aJ:\;am;:!:‘r?fl'l:{ur many seasons. is certainly better. | oo chology. | oute: Minnesots has the Notre Dame | next Saturday, four of them on for- | { Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy eleyens to nertaumyat IS o g Shapley having greatly improved in | And pleasant it was to see these three Pittshurghers with all the grit|game. October 24. in_mind in groom. | eign gridirons. Ceniral and Tech bat Adav. and it should not have more than | Yale had a close brush with the 5 £ 9 = i itk . = o Raod workout in the clash with Blue | Seorgians, winning by 7 to 6. [ this. particularly. { and grime of Pittsburgh purged from their systems by the pure. satubrious |ing for Grinnell and Wisconsin thinks | s i h ana o okt Well-Groomed all Day The team has also improved in alert- | he easy appetizer Ridge. The Rrooklanders showed in| Willlam and Mary treks to Syracuse. | nacg” and* confidence. D it \.mnhme and the clean bracing air of this beautiiul peninsula. BrakinRwiliibe o ANtz el Bl o LCR O s T three touchdowns in the final quar-| Friends of the three who still re-team caught his spirit and e = Mount. St the Ioston College same that Jack M. | while Marquette forces- are pitted | 5 T ) Anliffe, the new coach, is filling the | agdinst the Navy at Annapolis. Mar- | ¢or®€ (o8t TP b | guar |- Fniel . R : 1 start L e -3 “Hair-Groom" s auette bewlidered the Middies In the|| (0 —was lorkels due to the fact that |main in old Pitt may be glad to know | footad mentaliy and phvstcall: Ae. [Walasn isnot i diimper on the apirits |10 € ? Dt Mansssas, | a dignified comh- George Washington, M | Iast minutes of play A vear aRO 10| \erlon thefr toes Al the time. Such |that they are sitting preity down here. | ¢y thing to handle. The backs rag the ofthel Polieomakers: Denauw I3t ifute slavens ot a T ing cream which Gallaudet_all face tough bat win by 21 to 3 things as blocked kicks and intercapt. | happy and calm as lotus eaters and | linemen and the forwards charge the “PRONERL Saturday. o Kk end is| Business also swings into action to. | S costs only a few ay on for fields. George W Pennsylvania_and Brown meet 1n| b0 macaas, which were Accomplished |utterly sold on Palo Alto. which, they | backs with being slow in coming up. | The Beloit game this week end s 0iiie S0 T, Cca " it the cents a_jar at any Wil visit Lewishurg to play | the new stadium at Providence. PHL | Sacirday. were almost never done by |Say, is as much more alluring than | The result is disorganization. I like a AUsINg Notre Dame fivtle concern Corinthian Athletic Club at the Po drug store. — Mil the powerful Bucknell team, Maryland | beaten. 20 to 8, by Lafayette Satur-| jompers of the Navy team last sea- | San Francisco as I'risc more allur- | team to be confident, but I don't want | s S tomae Park Fleld. The University of lions use is be- and Rutgers will grapple on {day, will have another test next Sat:| Ing than the rest of the world {overconfidence. There danger lies. for | ENDS ])ISPL}:ASE ROCKNE. Muryland freshman team. which nnm - cause it gives that ¥ield in Philadelpbia while Penn is | urday against West Virginia at Pltts- rei, come to think i revealed | the minute the rival shows strength e District scholastic natural gloss and way plaving Brown at Providence, burgh. Sics | just & small iy in hix ointment of con- | the “overconfident team s thrown| § D, Ind.. “"”"'r-"r“‘" s iinl il tac ks opens) It =chonule | well - groomed _ef nd laudet will go to New York | Lafayette’s victory furnished prac-| HARVARD ELECTS CHEEK. !tentment. That heating by the Olym- back hard: the men start hickering, val of the work.of his| (" fecity Prep on the Colleze Park = fect to the hair— to tackle Fordham tically _the only surprise last Satur- pic Club two Saturdays ago. The team | get mellow and everything is off men and backs in the Lambard | W10 Do that finkl touch to Tw6 of the games eventually will Ay Nine completed forward p: es| CAMBRIDGI Mass October & plaved o b P < 1 Santa | Warner and his confreres have a Kame was mingled with swast for L5 % xood dress both in provide comparisons for local combi- | ont of 11 attempts helped the Maroon | (#).—Marion A. “Dolph” Cheek of |Clara —Adam it —on_the |problem st Stanford this vear. A new the end play expressed to his Notre O'Meara has been added to the husiness and on nations and ive Georgetown an idea | to its second consecutive victory | Berkeley. Calif.. varsity foot hall cap- | nex irday, but mpic SUng | line has {6 be built and s quartarback Dame squad by Coach Knute Rockne. | lis ficinls selected for the high |Social occasions. Iven stubborn, un of what it has in store for the future. over the Panthers, who lost last year. | tain and the only three-letter man at ne {to be developed. Warner may come ' A selection of wing candidates ves. o s hall series to take the ruly or shampooed hair stavs combed as the Hillteppers have hoth Buck- | 10 to 0. 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