Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1926, Page 46

S o 46 SPORTS. Foot Ball Will Get Into Full Swing in All Sections of the Country Tomorrow THREE TILTS SCHEDULED FOR DISTRICT GRIDIRONS George Washington, Marines and American U. Ha | Dates Here—Maryland, Georgetown and C. U. | Battle on Foreign Fields. I HREE {oot ball games involving college clevens will be staged on District gridirons tomorrow afternoon. In the only strictly col-| legiate affair, George Washington University’s team will clash with | the City College of New York gridders at Central Stadium, start-| ng at 5 o'cloc The Quantico Marines will tackle King College at | atholic University Stadium at 3 o'clock and American University will en- | counter the Emerson Institute team at St. Alban’s Field at 2:30. | The games will start the season for George Washington. the Marines | and American University. Another District college team, Catholic Univer- sity, also starts its varsity scason tomorrow, but on a foreign ficld. It} wifl play Boston College at Boston. corgetown and Maryland elevens | Washington team a light drill this t were under fire for the first time | afternoon as final preparation for the <t Sturday have engagements away | meeting _with City College of New com home. The Hilltoppers will|York. The former Princeton player ash with the Pittsburgh Panthers | believes he has a sturdy eleven in the n Pittsburgh, while the Old Liners | making. The Marines were to work \ill engage the University of South|out at Quantico this afternoon Carolina eleven at Columbia. The tilt | Their game with King College will be | Vith the Gamecocks will be the ini-|attended by many Navy Department tial one with a Southern Conference | notables. Spectators at the game to- nstitution for Maryland this year. |morrow will be kept posted on the All of the District teams, the Mary- | progres of the opening game of the (nders and the Marines are primed | world series in New York, as well as for the contests. Catholic Univer-|the foot ball games in which other s eleven went to Boston vester- colleges of this section will be playing. ith high hope of giving the ch Bailey Springston has his agles a fine tussle. Despite the rain, | American University squad in order . large Georgetown squad went | for the game that is to mark the in through a spirited workout before en- yaining at night for Pittsburgh. The Old Liners were fit as a fiddle when they left for Columbia, where they will e the honor of being South Carolma’s first opponent in the new | Franz, center: Mellon, quarterback;| stadivm in the Palmetto State capital. | Birthright and Christie, haltbacks, Coach Crum was to glve his George and Sawyer, Jullbac] L;eading Grid Games Tomorrow William and Mary vs. Loyola at Williamsburg. Hlon vs. Guilford at Elon. ! Fort Benning vs. Carson-Newman | at Columbus, | Georgetown (Ky.) vs. Rose Polytech- | nic_at Georgetown. ; Kentucky Wesleyan vs. Centre at | Winchester. lege foot ball. van, ends; Beggs and Cranford, tackles; Gerth and Speer, guards; Le LOCAL TEAMS. Quantico Marines vs. King College Catholic University Stadium at 3 w'clock. George Washington vs. € of New York at Central College adium at American University vs. Emerson Institute at St. Alban Fi¢ld at 2:30 | Winchester. . o'clock. - . i itts. | Louisiana at Baton Rouge. Georgetown vs. Pittsburgh at Pitts. | Lquisiana at Baton Hougte o As gies at Pinevill i Loyola vs, Baylor at New Southwest | vs. Boston College at Orleans. South Carolinaat |, L3nichburk vs. St. Johu's at Lyneh- urg. i Rice vs. Sam Houston at Houston. EAST. Richmond vs, Duke at Richmond. Navy vs. Purdue at Annapolis, 2:30 Sewanee vs. Tennessee Teachers at a'clock. S tnern Methodist vs. Trinlty s Valo vs. Boston University at New | Southern Methodist vs. Trinity at ll:\"rrm" s SN DA |s(.m' stern vs. Mayfield at Mem- - E phis. Amherst at Princeton. Princeton v Texas Aggies vs, Southwestern at Dartmouth vs. Hobart at Hanov . Tarvard vs, Geneva at Cambridge, | College Station. i) Pennsylvania vs. dohns Hopkins af | Texks Christian vs. Centenary at Philadelphin. ’ my vs. Detroit University at West *oint. Brown vs. Colby at Providence. | West Virginia vs. Washington and |12 Tee at Charleston Lafayette vs. Schuylkill at Easton. Penn State vs. Lebanon Valley at State College. Valpariaso .vs. Mount Morris at Valpariaso. Virginia Seminary vs. St. Paul at MIDWEST. Florida vs. Chicago at Chicago. Northwestern South Dakota at West Virg Wesleyan vs. Beth- | Eyanston. any at Buckhannon, & . Rutgore va rainus at New Bruns.| Notre Dame vs. Beloit at South wick. Bend. Colgate ve. Clarkson at Hamilton. Cincinnati vs. Otterhein at Cincin- New \’?rk U. vs. St. Stephens at | .40 New York. 7 ” Bucknell vs. Washington-Jefferson | Creighton vs. North Dakota Aggies at Washington, at Omaha. . | gl Eherivs. Franklin-Marshall at | penison vs. Ohio Northern at Gren Tehigh vs. Gettysburg at Bethlehem. | ‘16 Carnegio Tech vs. Thiel at Pitts burgh. Bowdoin Branswick. s-Eliins vs. is vs. Coe at Urbana. Indiana vs. De Pauw at Blooming- ton. | Towa vs. Greeley at Towa € Kansas vs. Washburn at Lawren Kansas Aggies vs. Texas at M v 7 ’ hattan. erson vs. Western Marsland at | "Gl vs. New Hampshire at New River at vs. Marietta at Oberlin. e ih vs. Mount St. Mary’s at | Latrence vs. Darquette at Law. | New Yol 3 & | rence. SR | T o York | Miami vs. Ohio Wesleyan at Oxford. | (oumbia vs. Union at New Vouk- | Michigan vs. Oklahoma Aggies af | cester ; i Ann_Arbor. B | i Michigan State vs. Kalamazoo at | '":‘\Il‘l‘llamc vs. Middlebury at Williams- | Lansing. that are looked tipon ers in the coming title engage in opel some THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1926. Marine Grid Stars Upper: Jack McQuade. Lower, John stitution’s formal entrance into col- | Hough, former Maryland U. players, His starting line-up | who will start against K probably will include Elliott and Sulli- | tomorrow ng College HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS PLAY GAMES TODAY Three District High School elevens contend- were to s after- to furnish comparative games expected their that wer idea of strength, v one of the tilts, however,*wa © a local gridiron. Cent was to enterta timore Poly in Wilson Stadiuy Pech will visit nd Business will apps in Al against George Ma: High. The out-of-town games carded for 3:30 o'clock - and Jones, Business backfield vlnym bth were expected to be on the noon are having suffered gh May may 1 schoolboy coml ction tomorrow. District scholastic ade Philadelphia to Three more nations will g Gonzaga, champion, will in tackle Wesl Devitt Prep has an engagement with Alexandria High on the latter's gri Emerson and American Univers will appear in the only attraction at St. Alban Field, arded for this ¢ VIRGINIA IS AIMING T0 UPSET GEORGIA UNIVERSITY, Va. October 1 irginia’s varsity will be given only workout this afternoon in ion for the game with Georgis porrow, which is the first ¢ rn Conference test between elevens 1o be in the State this seagon. 's squad is expected to ar workout be take the king the > on the » in tim® for the Virgini: trip with more men th first Virginia squad. Hard scrimmages Wednesday and vesterday have given the Virginians the tactics to be and to only signal up for to routine drill and a final morrow's battle. The varsity lovked first scrimmage of the week team of ineligibles that had ) ed in Georgia formations s touchdowns during the hour of ro ragged in the en train vs. North Massachusetts Aggies vs. Bates at |y ke Ambherst. | i X 0 i | Muhlenberg vs. St. Bonaventure at | Jisouri ve. Tulane at, Columbia. | Allentown, Nebr Drake a hode Island State vs. Maine at | “‘;I‘Qfi-;:;’;‘;;;“‘* New Me reapoli; Kingston, | u . ey Rochester vs. Alfred at Rochester. |, Ohlo State - Avittenbers at Co Susquehanna vs. Swarthmore at | Tgpiy vs. Rio Grande at Athens. | Selinsgrove. yracuse vs. Vermont at Syracuse. |5t Louls vs. Southwest Teachers at | Fempleva. Seton Hall at Philadel e s . phia. il Sl b Tufits vs. Lowell Textile at Medford, | Crpwfordsille. Wesleyan vs. Connecticut Aggies at DRI S Middletown. i Muncie Normal wa State at St.| vs. Cornell (Tlowa) at | SOUTH. Virginia vs. Georgia at Charlottes- i ville. | California vs. Olympic Club at Virginia Poly vs. | Berkeley. i | University of Southern California | at Blacksburg. vs. Santa, Clara at Los Angeles. ieorgia Tech vs. V. M. L at Atlanta. | “goegon va. Pacific University at | ennessee vs. | Eugene. | Knoxville. | Stanford vs. | Alto. Brigham Young vs. gies at_Provo. North Carolina Furman at Raleigh. State vs. Alabama Poly vs. Clemson at Au-! Californi Tech vs. istian at burn. | Pasadena. | Vanderbilt vs. Alabama at Nash- Colorado vs. Nebraska Normal at ville. Boulder. H Wake Forest vs. Wofford Nal Colorado . Regis at Fort | bury. Collins. 1 avidson vs. Presbyt an at Rock Colorado College vs. Westel State | Hill at Colorado Springs. i Howard vs. Oglethorpe at H - Washington State vs. College of | ham. tdaho at Pullnan. | Mercer vs. The Citadel at Macon Fresno vs. . Barbara at Kentucky vs. Maryville at Lexing- Gonzaga vs. W Montana vs. Oreg soula. Argi sippi vs. Arkansas at Fayette- Pacific at vs. College of ggies vs.. Mississippi . Pomona vs. San Diego at Pomo Jacksonville Nor-| Utah Aggies vs. Logan. Vs, FEELS LIKE SILK~ LOOKS LIKE LINEN~WEARS LIKE IRON ~., PEABODY £ CO_INC i+ cLue | ed work on the upper gridiron. Today the i howed ed improvement. The fact that the Georgians have heen given a decided mark- e in advance predic getting under the skin of the Vir ginians and they have been stung into L mighty effort. Cuddy. veteran halfback, and Luke, tackle, who have been out with in juries all week. appear to be in con dition to play tomorrow I+ seems likely now t Virginia will he able to oppose Georgia with the best pe jble line-up that the coaches can evolve from the materiz on hand. And hope is high that this eam will gain a victory NEW YORK, tion WJZ of the of Amer has t October 1.—Sta Radio Corporation anfounced th will broadeast play-by-play de- | tails of the world seri rect from the grounds in New York and St.! Loui A Getting down to cases on golf balls The average player wants a tough cover and he gets iton the Glide at 50cents. The more finished player wants accuracy and dis- tance and he gets these qualitiesalso in the Glide; it's Goodyear-made. The golfer who wants the very top quality finds itin the Goodyear at 75 cents. L] Ask Your Professional In Golf Balls, too ‘GOOD " YEAR cany Good Wear Catholic High School and | nd the | ions have been | best in the country in its class. then and it averaged a $5-yard gain netted 35 yards and the safety man Pine Bluff coach tell you about it. Foot Ball Coach, Pine Bl it has averaged a 35-yard ga use it now and then as a surp be so effective. | In figure 1 the two halfbacks are, ing each other. The ball is passed | direct to the fullback, who pivots and | | faces the opposite direction (toward | i his own goal). All other men start running back with the snapping of the | | ball, shown in fizur Rigure 3| | shows vou how the men are bunched | when each has gatten back to his po- | sition and the fullback hugs the ball. While the linemen are getting bac the fullback may pas: to either of the | halfbacks or the quarterback, keeping | ! the pass covered up as much as pos- | sible. | Then all 11 men spread out quickly, each man faking as though he had | the ball under histarm. It is almost ¥ i ble for the other te: who has the ball. The two down the field to get the secondary defense men. | e You must practice this play often The Pine Bluff, Arkansas High School foot ball team 1was one of the It had a play that was used now and Stivers High of Dayton, Ohio, the play was used twice and BY FOY H. HAMMONS, a play that is used now and then by Pinc Bluff High, and other play that will gain ground like that. Of course, vou must First look over the sketches: o to tel1 | in coming back « going without s and center turn and tear back | COmPplete stop. each time. When Pine Bluff played cach time made the tackle. But w uft, Ark.. High School in per down. I dont know of any rise. Continued use of it would not and make it o fast that the linemen n turn and keep on having to come to a (Next: Another play by Ernest Be »f Nebraska.) (Copyright 1926.) FRENCH RUNNER LOWERS MARK FOR 1,000 METERS PARIS, October 1 (#).—The world running record for 1,000 meters was broken In the Colombes Stadium yesterday by Seraphin Martin of the Racing Club of France. His time was 2 minutes 264-5 sec- onds, against the previous record of | 2 minutes 27 1- | by Georse | By the Associated Pre COLUMBIA, £. C., October 1.—Pre- | ceding the game with the Univer: of Maryland here Saturday, the Uni- versity of South Carolina will dedi-|? |cate the handsome new athletic | which by vote of the trustees, will he W. D. Mellon, president of the uni versty, who died last Spring. Gov. MeLeod of South Carolina will ake part in the ceremonies. anford of the University the conference, will be present. | outh Caroltna’s new park has three | foot ball fields, and therefere the stadium, which ts 8,000, will be All three 11560 fonilv for matohigames. to represent the Alexandria Fire De- | fields turfed. Farient Viand will bring to Columbia aid to be a fast and powerful however, the ! a worthy foe. ! In the mecocks, wders will meet Carolina b a of strong | fn 1 from 1 v's froshman squad hesides eleven letter men from the 1925 'varsity. | Maryland’s team arrived this morn ing and will work out this afternoon. The advance ticket sale indicates a capaclty attendance. HUFF TO START HOME. i URBANA.. 1L, October 1 (A). 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Bdmunds, vice president of | QP°NS its season with the Northern Athletic Cliub on Sunda; at the IN THIRD GRID FRAY ALE ANDRIA, Va., October 1.— After two decisive defeats on foreign fields George Mason will School of W3 play Busi- shington at and Mount timore m Episcopal latter of Joseph, have won Two schol: games will be ed Macon Academy, at Front Ro for a clash. Herbert al, Va., Bryant wen the tennis hip of the Belle Haven Golf ind Country Club by defeating Gard- Lloyd, 6 6--1. Windsor De- maine, jr., is scheduled to 'meet Car- roll Pierce, jr.. in one semi-final of the rney, while the other match will be between B. L. Howard Moore. Both matches final Sund Dreadnaught Park at 3 o'clock. under development for pound team Tlans arc the organization of a 13 $1.00 Can Dupo $1.00 Bottle ISis Duco P Auto Sponge, large size Auto Chamois, large size. Tire-locking Chain ... Cylinder Head Gasket for Ko Tool Boxes, extra heavy... 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SANDLOT GRID SQUADS ARRANGE SCRIMMAGE Two elevens looked upon as formi- dable contenders for the District un- limited title will scrimmage Sunday morning when Northerns and Apaches face at 10 o'clock Bk Vortherns worked out against Wa- verly, another sturdy unlimited team, last Sunday. Carlyle gridders are ambitious, hav- ing listed two games for the week Thev will _engage Spaldings | S v and Yosemites Sunday. Carlyles are counting heavily upon | their line, comprising McCullough and Dean, ends: Sanford and Zell, tackles: Shorb and Frank. guards, and Coiner, center. Capt. Anderson at Lincoln 3112 is booking for Carlyles. In Yosemites, Carlyles will probably en- counter sturdy opposition, Perch Cor- nell, Ciff Whyte and_Jack Faber are 1925 dependables Yosemites again have available. National A. C. foot ballers, 1925 Dis- trict 150-pound titleholders, will drill Sunday morning at 10 o'clock at Plaza field, and Manager Vic Gauzza wants all candidates on hand. Renroc Juniors will open their cam- paign against Aetna foot ballers Sun- day. Aetna plavers will meet tonight at the home of Red Martin, 151 Adams street, Anacostia Eagles and Wintons will scrimmage Sunday mornin at 30 o'clock on Anacostia field. These Hagle players are expected to report in unifory Joe and W. M. M. Hamby, Buchanan, Summers. Games with 135-pound teams are sought by Manager Potts of Wintons Call West 798. Scrimmage is listed for Sunday ernoon at 1:30 o'c grounds between National reer Junior: Celtic A. C. ing opponent H. Mye N. Proctor, Babbitt, J. Baker, Thomas, Tom Baxter, L. *Bushong, Joe Rush, Gilbreath, Hite, Tdwards and t °k on Monument Preps and through Thomas Baker at Columbis Senators, who claim the trict 90-pound grid title, will gather tonight at 7 o'clock at the home of Stanley Detercero, 1644 Monroc street, These players are asked to attend Nerri, V. Smith, Achmire, Chandler, sasa, A. and J. 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I Elly to W b e B =g 69¢ Install, 39¢ 738 six _contests | ANNIVERSARY TUBES INTH STREET N.W SPORTS. |GIRLS BEAR FOOT BALL | MEMBERS OF “BIG THREE” ' WILL PLAY FIRST GAMES |Western Conference to Open Campaign, While South \ Will Have Many Clashes of Note—Harvard May Find Tartar in Geneva. | By the Associated Press . EW YORK, October 1.—Heading a foot ball card tomorrow which puts all teams of the East in the fray are the season’s first games by Harvard. Yale and Princeton. and intersectional meetings bring ing together the Navy and Purdue, Annapolis; Georgetown and Pittsburgh, and Detroit and the Army, at West Point The Naval Academy has displayed a powerful attack in practice. Army has been drilling hard for three weeks Prospects o Yale concentrating on a passing game are in evidence Yale stacks up against Boston University at New Haven in its initial clash. Harvard faces a hard battle with Geneva at the Harvard Stadium | Geneva, coached by Bo MacMillan, held Cornell to a 6-point score last Sat urday. There is special interest in the showing Harvard will make v | its new coach, Arnold Horween of Chicago. rinceton will play Amherst at Princeton der Vermont, which held Columbia | simultaneously the conference coreless through three periods last | teams, but was ewhat lesw con week, plays Syracuse omorrow. cerned about matters. Rockne having Dattles will be Buck Beloit College for the in | selected | augural g Dixie Elevens Busy. By the Associated Press Southern Conference foot ball inter est this weck centers in the Vander bilt-Alabama, Georgla-Virginia, Mary Among othe nell vs. Washington and Jefferson: Washington and Lee vs. West Vir ginia; Hobard vs. Dartmduth. ne Big Ten Teams Primed. CHICAGO, October 1 (#).— Western Conference coaches today land-South Carclina and Care final touch to their 1826 s lina-Tennessee Tech foot ball, laid out in attractive dis-fand V. M. 1 g in the conference : for e unknown element the first time tomorrow. provided by Lee and three intersectional clashes among conference the opening games made the final | for inters Florida. wilt sessions of more tl meet the U n usual import, ( carsity of Chicago in Chi and additional interest hung on word | cago; Washington and Lee passed through barred gates that se - | Morgantown to West eral of the Big Ten chiefs were bs-|and Tulane will battle with Missouri stowing a parting once-over on games |at Columbia. radically departing from the styles for which they are widely known. Despite “a cloak of silence abouf the Univetsity of Chicago stadium, it was generally held that Stagg, a per- TORONTO WINS AGAIN. TORONTO. Octoher 1 (A).—Toront: Internationals vesterday eaptured sistent adherent t» straight foot ball | their third straight victory fro. tactics, was running over the moves | Louisville, American Associatio in an aerigl attack destined for the | champions, in the little world serfes University of Florida, whose team ar 10-inning battle, 2 to 1. rived in time for a brief drill. North- western preparation for entertain- ing the South Dakota squad tomor- row took the same turn. | Minnesota’s varsity hustled through a final session also on the eve of a clash with North Dakota. At Michi gan. interest centered in the aerial| To Match Your Odd Coats mann and Oosterh: nd hurried to | 2 Seamet the or. | EISEMAN'S, 7th & F game built ahout . Bennie Fried- | development for us homa Aggics. Purdue Ready for Navy. | On edge an inaugural start | against Navy, Purdue’s Hoilerma | had to for last_day of practice | for the train trip to Annapolis. { Coach Zuppke, in final session with the Illini before the game with Coe | MOTOR CO. Bad weather had further complicated Conveniently Located the problem of finding another | ange, and Zuppke said the squad | on Fourteenth Street 14th St. winning was a week behind schedule. Towa | wound up a_week of he: going in | the mud with a final workgut for the Colorado teachers. At Ohidy, Wi viewed a semi-open attacl for Wittenberg, while Pat closeted with the Indmna the eve of their debut as his ainst Depauw | Notre Dame's varsity likewise pre- | plunge into its hedule | 1333-37 BARGAIN DAY Miller’s Falls Spot Lights gg{g g HAND DRILL % AT e ! 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