Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1926, Page 87

TAR, WASHINGTON, D. _C. OCTOBER _17. 102 —SPORTS SECTION FISTICUFFS MAR VICTORY - SCORED BY HATCHEIITES Two Plavers Are. Ejected From Contest in Wi]son_ ¢ Stadium That Local Insfitution Takes, 40 to 3— zhter Kicks Long Goal. N an exhibition sport Ridge Col Only prevented the of mediocre foot ball marred by a display of poor George Washington U the Blue 1 vesterday Wi al Stadinm, 40 to 3. timely interference of and linesman fray from becoming a rwcounter in the third rte A realt of which the loca squ penalized hali_the distance from nudfield to the goal. Following this onthreak of hostilities, a sccond pugilistic disturhance threatened. checked only when two players were ted summarily from the game. sman<hip he hiversity M Snpire —ane visitor and one host George Washingt in the cjected n did its heaviest seoring the fourtn quarter FOOT PALL RESULTS 1zh ragged, air. Iy Line work w half especis of the game, squad the o in first and opportuni Jack of when the B LOCAL TEAMS, West Virgi Grorge Was! Ridee, Poly, Vircinia ! Catholic Universit of Brooklyn lot several b in = Georgetown, 10, slip hecause « com ington, 10; B aperation e ol Slaughter Gets Goal. Rlue Ridze ceptinnall Aefense. back his team, and registered by curprised with ex- nized secondar¥ | merican individual honors for Vale, Nav Ha Army, Pennsylvan l"l:\hul,. snappy defensive Princeton, 2% Willis acnse, 21, the 1 Mary game ne *field goal Mary, the anders with a spec lie the tacular kick midfieid end i ns was ¥ also the sendin: sses which netted most_substantial Washingto in the op: left gonl i : Dickinso Richmond, ashington and Jefferson, 13: Car- negie, 6. Cornell, 2 All New Yor Villanova, rige down was ter, when Steadman the hall ae in He failed to kick the he period need before G street team again i sman to Lopeman The additional added by completed to Carey At time during alf did the Bhie Ridge squad sly threaten the home team’s goal scored NN quit Alf, carried \|i ‘higan State, 11, : Bethany, 7 ane, 0. Bucknell, 3. 20: Rutzers, 0. Buffalo, 2 ates, 14 >1: Vermont, 6. Hampshive, i Rhode . rckle second as well ad v Brown, wirle New State T “ 21 : Franklin-Marshall, 0. 6 Vs, Avgies, 0 St. Joseph's, . Hamilton, 0 % Roston University, 6. Coleman and Per Coleman and Perry of the game ble exception of Slaugh in the third quartey on vard line, Coleman one to Perry. whe and cleared the The n Poss Ylleha Tu'ts, Geneva, Colhy, CGettysbur A Haverford, 21 St John's, 0. Tioh: i: Union, 0. Mulephers, 6: Lebanon Valley, 0, Rensselaer Worcester, 0, Wesleyian, Rochester, 6 St Lawrence, 20: Manhattan, Delaware. 3: Springfield, 0. Citv - College of New York, Ursula, 6. Wayneshurs, Wesleyan, 6. Thiel, 3: Westminster, Princeton Freshmen, Plehes, 1 Western | more, 3. Marines, 13; naventure, hest pla wit eirly hall he ca : Roanoke, e rur was downed piiss after tonchdown Bie Ridge several substantial zains by route. These, added to penalty on G. W roughness, brought the ball within the Buff and Blue terrjtory. Slaught honted the pigskin 38 vards for a field goal The Crummen by three touchdowns the final period. The first was carried through the line by Popeman, who followed uy by kicking a goal. A pass, Sapp to Haun, accounted for another 6 points | when Haun ran 25 yards after receiv- | ing the hall. Point touchdown | ceiving end of & pass from Lopeman., | to Haun Sapp, sprinting celving end of a failed ving ball, mad the aerial svard unnecessiaiy West Virginia 6. 16; increased their lead 2 Navy Maryland, Swarth- Lehigh, 0. 22; Alfred, 0, after vards oan the re pass from ‘Lopeman added the sixth touchdown to the winners' score. Haun received the pass for the additional marker, ing the final score, 40 to 3 i 8h Vi North Ceoli Georgin. 3. 1. 6: Duke, 0 Texas. 0. \""Ir‘ 13 W er Flor ryaitte, 13 K \ll\\'\n;\,\ Proshy Tercer, 6; ennesten Mitlsaps, 0 Forest, 0. mi Line-up and Summary. G W. (400, 5 sorien oler i Han SLefr end Tl Teft ta Llilen @ Ilchntor Right £ua CRight ta Right eid Quarter Teit itadel, Fouisiana State, a hama Pol Asgies. ngham S Meter i Right b fhack i Fullhack rinds ton . Chattano 1; Ky, tucks [ Milligan, 10, Hizh Kinz, 20: Lincok o ethor pe. 3 Ken East w 10 ' Point, 0 Memor 0. 11 Lonisi field goalt By pass * touchdown ina Washing Coteman for Sapp. BI Haun for Allshouse, Lope Athey, Sappe o Sonuther Fdwa Methodist, I, n o Fistian, Hoss o0 g 13 Hendrix Dictors, for Recse Hinton hel Col- lege, Bteylor, Miscissippi. 12: Lovola (Chicazo), Atlantie Christian, 6; Guilford, 0. Midwest. Penn State, 0, 6. esota, dinna, ey ton. 6, North .0, FIREMEN ARE READY FOR THE WAVERLYS ALENXANDRIA ndria am iow . 20: Min Northwestern, 20 Wisconsin, 1 Purd Nehraska, 20 Was Dalata State, Da- ball 1 onert Marquet e, Ohio University, Karsas Az Town State, Oklahoma, 1" DePanw, 3 Cincin Haskell, Payton, 11 L] nt Union, 7 23 Terre Haute, 6, num. i Chio Northern, 0 Western Reserve, Ohio Wesleyan, 0 comb. 0 Miinois Wesleyan, Wonsta Galesbur: A Augusiana, Baldwin-Wallace. 19; Otlel Oakland City, 0: Hanover, 0 Witienhera, 3: Miami, 0 Witherforce, {13 Simmons (Texas), Wilini m, 12 Mor Harvey, 6. zame nft 0. 0. suard vhew sacis Tay right end Clarke Have oniy the traditior the cont stand S A i California, 7 Oregon Aggie 28; Occidental, Southrrn Muttnemah, California Gorzaza, Whittier, ern Branch, 6 PRINCETON FRESHMEN DEFEAT NAVY PLEBES ANNAPOLIS S iels ., South. . Octaber orac 4 eleven The Pirate \ PERn . of Wash ant. Md, The Drens RGtinen Tony Wood, Alexandr ted eleven the Virg nder of the WINTONG W TLL PLAY. Freps t h at Wintens 135-pound the eon's title ted class. freshmen backfield ~mnv, e from *lebes today Line-up I T undaunted h visit Seat ne Prin. Fres Pasition A 2 Chappelle Wentworth Hughw Knepexe s hetween Alex has game n Preps post fluln e S Vozt haliback 4 o Depart Koe A \fton, Scarlstte. hdowns—Cwen Field P met Anacnstia clock Ra W v "o Head n T ders, enterin iudge—R D. Dan Time of ‘OLD -LINERS ARE BEATEN Island | performer | Kiernan | | C 'olemn n nf Ilnlc‘lwll'l’fl iving vunplr‘ t-l Iu BY VIRGINIA POLY 24-8 Show Fme Offense, Which is Checked by Fuml)linv,: But Line is Outplayed by Gobblers—Record i Crowd of 11,000 Sees Contest. | ORFOLK. Va. October 16 Beautiful running Capt. | | | by Mike | Stevens could not stave off defcat for Maryland here today and the Old Liners went down before the powerful drives of Vir ginia Polytechnic Institute, 24 to 8. e The Terrapins were first and last to score. They got the henefit of a <afety in the first quarter when Techs punter stood beyond his end zone to kick. A steady march from the 40-yard line. climaxed by a dash by Snyder | gave the ®ld Liners their only touchdown in the fourth period Tech's powerful line was foo much for the less experienced forwards of Maryviand and prevented the Terrapin backfield from getting its plays off <mno\1\]\ Led by Peake and Esleeck, V. I'. T. ained a great amount of ground They hore the burden of attack carried it well. Peake's 55-vard from scrimmage in the third p gave the Gobblers their only touch- down of the second half. - Old Liners Start Well. “Maryland started well. Receiving| the kickoff, the Old Liners registered ( two first downs in rapid succession. They rushed the ball to Tech's 5-vard line before losing it on a fumble. Tech got out of the jam by losing 2| roints. The Gobblers soon afterward took the ball away from Maryland in mid- | field and marched to the 20-yard line, where McArthur missed a placement kick. Tech took the ball again and| made another drive. This time Mc-| Tver carried the hall across. McArthur | Leatharman added the extra pofnt. jisenEn Tech's second score came as a rée-| Linkous sult of a march in the third period. | Esleeck carried the ball over and Me- | Arthur kicked goal. { Shortly hefore the end of the half McArthur added a fleld goal, giving Tech a lead of 17 to 2 at the half- way mark. In the fourth quarter Maryland twice marched down the field within scoring range, only to lose the ball, | once on a fumble and the second time | land. on an intercepted pass. The third| g Referee—Mr. — Quigley : Goovh, Head lineamane time they made the journey Snvder |07 Guliriers 13 Toimites and. drazzing | passed | broke aronnd the end along several Tech tackler ani | over the goal. The crowd, conservatively mated at 11000, was the < attend a local foot ball game sinc World War. [Ivery seat within view of the field was taken and all told 2,000 or more formed the overflow | crowd. Maryland displaved team on the offensive. but scemec o lack something on the defensive, and, in addition, still was pursued by | the fumbling habit. especially in | | handling punts Lineup and Summary Marviand (R) v Adame Zaiine Wondrack Raftord Crathers esti the | an excellent | Position end ) Porty Brown - HRhy yuard ‘Right fackls Right end Juarterhaock Left halihack o Right halfhack’ . | Themas . .. Fullba; e ! Scora by quarters Maryland o 0 [ S 3 % b Substitutions: Marsland—Dent, Winterhecg. Snyder. Schrader. Paraons. Rovd Pugh, Herzog V. P. L—Rice. Loonay, Mat toy, Handv Moxe. Jacoh, Anderson ‘ouchdowne T —Ealeeck. Prake. Snvder MeArthur, 1 (place: ment) chdown-—MeArthur, (placement s, Safety by penalty— Mary- | Rothgeh Umpire—Mr r. Izzard. Time TULANE PROVES NO MATCH' FOR NEW YORK UNIVERSITY B- the Acsnciated Press FW YORK, October 16. The great wave of Tulanc. sweeping up from Southern foot ball seas, battered itself to picces today against the defense of a staunch New York University eleven. The \'inlet, playing its first major intersectional conflict, tore through the | New Orleans line at will for a 21-ta-0 victory. el Gosen et Anwos. mud fwe of HOWARD SMOTHERS MOREHOUSE ELEVEN‘ thesa came from long passes hurled | Howard University surprised ves. n desperati as the game drew to terday by swamping Morehouse (ol this point and for moments in the first period did lege eleven of Atlanta, ( o 0 | Howard stadium. The Bison's for- co-champions of the South threaten to score. Frequent offside penalties marred the Tulane play. New York exhibited a rugged plung- ing game, coupled with clever use of the forward pass. that kept Tuiane ward passing attack hewildered the [ Seutherners, who had heen expocted to offer much stiffer opposition Fifteen passes were tried by Coach { Howard's men. Eight were succoss ful and gained a total of 130 vards almost entirely on the defensive. The kicking, passing and plunging of Strong. Violet' halfbadk, and the ing 1t drives of Capt. | nte splintered the Tulane forward for gains that rarely fell helow vards. Lassman, glant tackle, The Bisons also gained handily wifh thelr running offensive, totaling 23 first downs off gackle and around ends. Morehouse's lone first down came on a 15-vard penalty imposed on | the Bigons. The huddle system of calling signals was used by hoth starred in almost every play. Conner, Vieolet quarterback. tossed elevens, but Howard showed marked superiority. a long forward to Riordan for the first touchdown in the second period Simpson, left end; back, and ¢ Smith, The lunges of Strbnz and Briante carried the ball on marches of 83 and 0 vards, respectively, to pave the the Bison offensive, while Dezon, loft end: Cooke, left guard: Latimer, right tackle, and Archer, right halfback way for the final scores. Wilson’s defense at end was the fe: n:‘u ed sturdily on the defense for the sito ture of the Tulane play. Line-up | Howard's mext game is against the | strong West Virginia Collegiate Insti Tulane (01 Gambia (0) | tute eleven Saturday in Howard sta- dium. in wall Coles, quarter. and Summary. right halfback, led Positions. N Left end Teft tackie. Left guard... Conter 200 Rignt guard Right tackle Rient end.C ia-toghai oG et halthack Full New York. 2! New York Gan. Steang Aonin—Siring | Anale Refe ED Talhot edce Skeudin Dunn Bunyan Taseman Riorda Roherts Briante z—o1 | 00 Ric toue or | Pittes (Prince MrCave AL Buck e-up and Summary. Position. Maorehovse (01 Left end n Dezon Telt Tarkie Xfien "fl' zuard “Caake () CEiter in Rish giiard ik CRiEht Tackie Latgme Right end Starr Giteshay Brown Lot Wi hack e i Hight "Dl Young Fifnace ore by veriods scaring chdowns. aner. Points after (Placemant_ Kicke) Kiegan € Tyler Head DLnesman—Mr. T. 1 0cs) . Fisld Judge—Mr THolv Cross) Simpson ) V. Smith 10 Rainer Martin Iy Thomas | Camphel] | cales | Ross G {Horw howt 2 A 13 b 14 2 o 0 i Howard—D. Brown for or Cales: Traon for Rose Hin Mitchell for Kelly Hall for for “Ewell.” Rows for Tyson Hinton, MorehoisecDav em Montgomers for Star. eegier | [for Gadgen. Evaie for Blrier " Giver “for Cane. Moley for Brosn. Ty Sark | Pone for Oliver, Tondee for Alle) i Tondee. Starr for Montsemere Morehouse Substitutions " ALABAMA IS VICTOR OVER GEORGIA TECH _ i | | — s | Mitchati Coles | CU8mith for By the Associated Press | for " Dezon ATLANTA, Ga.. October 18.—Ala- | bama advanced andther step today Itoward its third consecutive Southern Conference championship by admin istering a setback to Geergia Tech by 21 to 0, before 20,000 spectators. Scoring in evary period except the | third, when the Golden Tornado made | Savos {its only bid for a score, Coach | Field judge—>r | Wallace Wade's eleven took the of | fensive throughout Alabama’s first score resulted from forward passes. The forward passing. of Winslett featured the Alabama atfack. with Caldwell and Brown coming through with the greatest gains on line plunges and end runs. Alabama’s victery placed them m| the conference lead with three vio- tories and no defeats, | Tintex” Oliver for Pope. | Harrie for Lewis ‘ Touchdowns—i"oles (2 Ross, Simpson. D Brown after tou. { ewlersoh Aman uglass Blocker ‘for Tope Smith well Tmnire—r Washington Pounts | Iy | ere and Dlsc Wheels‘ W. S. Kenworthy & Co.. [1617-19 14th St. N.W. Norfl*441 | Service and Parts Tires, Tubes and Repairing la | Sarmie | (8) | E. MeNamara | series. W the locals swamped the KENDALL GREENERS “LOSE T0 SCHUYLKILL‘ 16.—TLong | th var- | READING, Pa.. October runs featured the attack on sitvs in_contest won tods gM.ere by Schuylkill College over Ga®.udet Col- | lege of Washington. The final score | was 50 to 13, in favor of the Parsons. Rarkran, with races through broken | flelds of 75 and 45 yards, both on di- | rect line pla punctuated the offen- | e for the Schuylkill eleven, which | sustained its attack to the finish. | Capt. Searnle of Gallaudet con tributed to, the sensational running | with a race of over vards nd ouchdown after gaining the ball on fumbhie. Snyder, Kill team, pathie He 1 broken Passing feutured s Line-up and St Poutions Laft ond Left [Taft ard noted tackle of the Schuyl was sent to the Homeo. pital from the game with chuylkill's attack. mary. Schncliill (30 Gallandet_ (15 Yoir Yeac Paft | Liily White Barkman gsloy Petrolonis Touchdoswn: Lev. Pe(roloni=. Clamens. Goals _after touchdo Safety—Rose. et — for " Yoder, Tor ‘Howanson, Quarternack JiLeft halfback Right haifhack Fullback Barkman ‘() (Green. Kings- Ki it Szom an Tone Wright Zieski. Marshall for Banman Reforec— Mr My M F. Riding | Reagan (Villanova) Shankweil ( Muhlenberger) Wetler — (Templer. — Ti 15 minutes el 'm Lines. e of i 'C U. FRESHMEN WIN OVER CALVERT HALL Catholic men opened their o0 University Freshmen grid- ason vesterday hy Calvert Hall of tadium. Al victory ove Baltimore, in the €. . though the Cardinal yvoungsters were the aggressors for the most part, counting eight first downs to one for the visitors, they were unable to pierce the stiff defense of the visitors, that held when their goal was menaced, | until the final period. when Murphy | scored. Prior to the tally Alaleviteh had gained 20 vards on successive | |line plunges. Champa failed to kick for the extra point. | Three Washington hovs, Harding, | formerly of St. John's: Morren, a| Business High product, and Laing, Gonzaga, did well for the Brookland woungsters. Line-up and Summary. Frosh (61 Position Calvert Hall 10y Left halfback Olver | worth v Tierney, De Vivo for E. Me llv. Flannagzan for Haber, Lyons for | t | Ciy Gorth NoCaha MeXNamara Waltara Ouletta Raiche Tierney Murphy Giovanni alio, McGrath for Eardmen, Allan for Chester, Ellis for Watson. Grunder for Gio Refores—Mr Empire—Mr fincsman—Mr Rohhins Reatty (Maryland 0" Meara TWO SCHOOL TITLE GAMES THIS WEEK will see first annual inter-high foot ball the clashes scheduled this week. Central will meet Eastern on Tuesday in the initial encounter. Roth will he making their how in the classic. On Friday Tech will show its wares for the first time against West- ern, that scored a 7-to-0 triumph over Tusiness in the opening tilt af the series Tuesday Central. coached by Mike Kelley, ‘ is more or less of an unknown quan tity. Its principal drawback s n’ zreen Jine. At that, though. it may prove a formidable contender for the mfnlon. Fastern has not shown a great deal in pre.scgson games. hut | Guyon's boys may Jook better in |ho‘ (Mercershurs ) Head | Three elevens the action in series in two | och has a lizhter combination than al hut one that seems able to zain ground. and it may make a stand acainst Western that will cause the Manual Trainers to be ranked as a leading contender for the title. Eastern is carded for {ts second encamement of ‘he week 1'riday vzainst Catholie University vearlinks. In two other games Friday. Gonzaga. 1925 District schoalbay champions, will to Baltimore to meet Loyola High, and St. Alban’s will entertain | Dunham of Baltimore on _the for mer’s field — | of Maryland freshmen | aridders, who opened their season riday with a 35-to-0 win over East. e High at Colleze Park, will en-| counter a dear foe Saturday, meeting | Virginia vearlings at Charlottesville, Va. The Old, Line youngsters won last year, 6 to 0, University “UNTZ” BREWER GENERAL CORD | o “coes & long war to make friends” 1537 14th St. N.W. Tel. Main 6694 | thers | Colgate | Cutler ! Roberts BROOKLANDERS WIN OVER ST. JOHN’S TEAM, 19 TO Harvey 1 in Victory Over Brooklyn Eleven. but Foley and Manfreda Also Perform Well. Gaome Decided in Final Half. Spoctal Diepateh ta The Sta !\rml\l YN. October an casy 19-t0-7 Washington lads taok the field with regular and six ccrubs. the hospital game last week hindering the Capital in the final chapter, the regulars, Harvey, vo'unteer Catholic cleven to a win In the first two quarters the Cath well nigh impreguable and resorted to the acria always in St John's territory, but Ray Foley Red Tine with no Twice the Washington downs on the 3-yvard line Cathobe University jumped into the tead in the first period when Harvey whipped a n-vard forw to Man freda. who waited un rded over the jast white line. Folev missed a drop- kiek The T the Univer romped off Brookhvr ine-ip Catholic aver St. lohn The victory 3 Colle i line was the ooklyn 1 Th on squad bucking the ball success. on sty od. | Harvey The e ball was Mat hronzht freda and 1 the paint The plavi Washingren With no line, sliced received for dexterity Line-Up el Matter to striking t of 131 eloven Tor 11 hed lsven went ahead in second period when Greenbers blocked Feo punt. ~Mottey recov ered and raced 30 yards for a touch down. The last two the Washington e e ekl . 5 vl s nd Summary. both by the re tanchdowns ontfit, were Gridiron Leaders of 1926 Interesting Facts About Captains of Big College 0. 41—7Yale. CAPTAIN. BIG factor in the fine teams few vears has been the stella tain of the Blue for this scason, the past few seasons. Last year v Bunnell, who makes his hame in Mercershurg Academy, where he was a which that preparatory school turned Mia fina wanoralship has made hir tem. and with th he should he one in the East this open field runner previous Yale bhattl Capt. Bunnell ary ability, bein, pionship swimming FHI.I.(V\\ ERS of Auetion to T the Yale eleven, wh of the Blue. He has met the the ach in nd 1 being any 1 cially, country Conch Jones alma mater. 1le the gridivon. He hung record as quarterhack for Old Eli in days. After leaving Yale as an alumi hand to coaching and was very ter and Syracuse, as a developer of st After a few vears of this, howeve ness sounded to Tad. and ke went i coal game. However, the eall of his a of need famnd him ready and willir hand, and he took over the reins as « and has performed creditably ever sin Coach Jones has developed som among the number hgng the marvelo Mallory, Mae Aldrich, O'Hearn, Joss ar d. The forward pass is probably the of attack. Al of his elevens are well t made very good use of it in the past Coach il devotes some ting the pressure of foot hall is not too gre: The schedule for Yale for October 2—VYale, 47; Boston Unive October ale, 19: Georgia, 0. October 16—Yale, 14: Dartmouth, October 23—Brown at New October 30—Army at New November —Maryland November 13—Princeton at Princes ovember 20—Harvard at New C COLGATES’ « as Phil Bunnell Captain Yale performer on flaven By the Associated Press ITTSRURGH. Octaber 16, team, through a steady with a few passes. heat and won the doubt until the wvithin a_few inches uriated Panther. Pitt took the lead in the first period and never was overtaken. The Pan- made two touchdowns in that preriod and added another in the third seored a touchdown in each of the third and fourth quarters. and was, in addition, given a safety as a penalty for Pittsburgh when Hooney sub for Fisher, was ont of hounds behind the goal line on a kick to mid- | field. The dowr Col fine minute the Pitt last of in e and Positions Teft end Left tackis Left guard Conter Right guard Right fackle Right end Quarterhack Left haifback Right halfhack Funllback’ Soare by periods igate t L ummary. Pitt Colzate MeMillin Kern Linn (18} Connars Rray Dumont Williamson Hrewer Makat i Mehicn o Sehmidt Smith Wasmuth Guarino Fisher | welch Hagan Booth Sha 0 a 0—16 13 0 0—19 | Tourhdowns—Shaugh om iry after tonch safety ton « ¥ olgate seoring nessy. Mehler. Points | down—Shaughnessy, altw) Piit scormg Point Fiher Touchdowii— ven- ouchdowns—Rooth from try after P. Egan (Duquesne (De La Saller. Hoa ngerenll” Dartmonuin 1. Thomnson —AUTO CAMPING GOING SOUTH AUTO TENTS, $14.50 STOLL TENTS Umbrella Tents, $25.00 AUTO CAMP BEDS CAR BEDS, $8.50 CAMP STOVES Folding Table, $3.95 Aluminum Cooking Sets AUTO ICE BOXES WATER CARRIERS WALFORD’S 909 PA. AVE. of the with as of his elevens in the past few years 5y good himself was no mean Haven. at New Haven Havy AERIAL ATTACK BEATEN BY PITT, 19 TO 16 succession of line plunges and end runs, annual foot ball game today. {AMERICAN U. ELEVEN Donn Paulonis cathiie 1 St dobn's Foot Ball Coaches and Elevens for This Season Touchdowns— M 2 Harier " Goais 1o T8 minin O Donnell for Line Lonz for Shield< for € o Monah for Sh O A oy tha Sn Diinn. D Maton for Faliesey. dascabit for Smith W. & L. HIGH ELEVEN IS AN EASY WINNER \ hlgwne—-Bia . of W that Yale turned out in the p,m r play of Philip \W. Bunnell, « and qumtrrhuk of the team mr was his first as a regular. Seranton, P d for big factor 1 Yale at the Yale sys vear noan exper important man in ence that he received last outsianding aekfield performer unnell 1 excoptiona has made long runs in ALEXANDRIA 1% Mason t a. Octaher ch Schoal Washington ar was Georze several is downed Lee Ilizh Direndnang Washin In the second serfes. having High 55 to 0 Dave Youns winners, seor while Ollie other.. Their goo continnens fumbling hacks W.&L, (27) Rrusi. capt Walker Claments Micees Fielding taday it secand vietory eha is also a & captain of the inte team of Yale Uni COACH. the popular Fall sport A. D. “Tad” pon ho i entering his sixth year 5 d Les distite Tast w than or cht was e cham £ mare ollegi ersity swimmer ¢ ' yionshin Leeshural w o hdnw no intro star the mentor of as coach need < i throe tone s Tones n affset the plungad work of in the coaching other much suc as [ast, his teams of n laf G Mas tier vear espe as any in the Mot B ims Yale for his Hawkina terback Luncaf. halfln. ke *ht halfhack a v enviable undergraduate he turned his hoth at Exe rong aggregations. r, the call of busi nto the wholesale lna_mater in time to lend a helping hief coach in 1920 e very fine men i< “Memphis Bill* nd “Century™ Mill Coach hest Yale weapon Yale rained in this deceptive art, and have mn his s, <t by eris ful, Washmzton and Gearga - Mason Suhetitiitions Spencer for Clementa Wailton for Movess . T (31, 0 Youns. P Coniar 131 Reforen M. Entw man— M. 1 per 0.1 AUGUSTA M. A. WINS OVER EPISCOPAL, 16-6 Tinceford for Pointe after ton prs Alabamar T'm (Richmor Head Lin 10 Mr, 1 “Tad" Jones 1o to the wholesale coal husiness when it this season follows: reity, 0 Al 1% | Eniscopal | first INANDRIA High foot ball de | this afternoon | Academy of Fort Deflanc {ning 16 to 6. on Hoxton & Smith was the star for the win- seoring 10 points witha teuel point after tonchdown and fleld Colliere, the cap! counted Va.. Octoher Sehool suffered i of the year here Militar Va. win Field Augusta ton. on. uers, Adown, zonl also copal forward pass ter and racing capal goal line. Gravatt made in the fourth aquar had hrought line on sir: AM A (161 Ritnnells Marrow Ramsm e Har Rocers Fliicte Tacaha Colliere Edwa-is B Smith Seore by per Augusta Enteconal [t e Heatne Hand e arcie. 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