Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1929, Page 47

( Georgeto SPORTS ST. LOUIS AND GAMECOCKS LIKELY TO BE ANNOYING THE ' EVEN. SHAKE-UP AT G. U. FAILS TO HIT HIM D. C.. FRIDAY, OC TOBER 11, 1929. SPORTS. 47 wn and Maryland Get Scattered Forces Together for Tough Confests BIG ELEVENS FACE FOES WORTHY OF THEIR STEEL | State will do its scoring against Mar- Dartmouth meets Allegheny and Penn shall. Lehigh has a 7-0 defeat by Gettys- burg in 1928 to wipe out if possible. D. CALUMNI TO MOTOR | pete in the annual Port Chest attention to his health. LYNCH IN RACE TOMORROW. Mike Lynch, runner, of this city, who is nearly 48 years old, will com- ter, N. Y., jaunt tomorrow. Lynch keeps himself in shape by proper eating and general C. U. Has Comparatively Easy Game With Baltimore. Tomorrow Likely to Bring Drop in Business of | TO CITADEL-V. M. I. GAME ¥ g . . s : M 1 of Vi - | Eagles and Colonials in Annual Battle. Making Touchdowns—Pittsburgh Meets %,,,,31:“: ,:,é‘;’“{‘,}f;’ :c";gf‘;:'{h Lo :E“ !3 AVIATION b . . . . PO 'as] gton, wi ravel otor to i i Gallaudet Faces Trying Day. Test in West Virginia. 1005 el giene. between the. two netts ¥ Learn to Fly With Curtiss % tu!il{ms‘fin b:exlngu;lx‘xiava.‘ tgl:.‘orrow.m ;; Open “d Cl_ln_nd Planes £ B W a “mi ry” affair, a: s BY HERBERT W. BARKER, [ rival 'schools are ranked as the best|% Pilots, Machanics and Associated Press Sports Writer. | in this line in the South. i Buiinsss Courade OCAL college foot ball teams are making great efforts to get set HIS business of manufacturing touchdowns, a booming industry | sd?’ ;""i;k’fld Oxf ”‘A}mm of the two ¥ 4 for their games tomorrow. Georgetown and Maryland, with ap- in the East the last two Saturdays, will experience a sharp drop | ¥, 1 coming from | Charleston, * Conveniently Located parently strong elevens, scheduel again, and with defeats of last in production tomorrow, as major elevens start to pick on some | = ™" """ 7 " <l * " 5 A : Saturday to remember, have been trying to get together their _one their own size. ot e el o smive yeardhetinie| X Curtiss Flymz Service 3 more or less scattered forces to present the best fronts possible. Gal- Pittsburgh’s mighty Panther array, victors over Waynesburg and | ,nq Notre Dame will p,nyy their _nmm‘{ ; 1309 N. Charles St. laudet is preparing for its opening with St. John’s College at An- Duke by lop-sided scores, gets its first real test of the season against | foot ball game at the Yankee Stadium, Vernon 4792 s napolis, and has plenty on has a comparatively easy George Washington an affair. its mind in so doing. Catholic contest with Baltimore University, while d American University meet in their annual niversity The Blue and Gray has an opponent of more or less unknown as far as this section is strength, 3 t St. Louis University nificant tha with Davis-Elkins, strong as Davis-Elkins, then none have 2nother trying afternoon. Of course, St. Louis may not be as good as was indicated by its showing against the West Vir- ginians, in which case Georgetown may get a two or three touchdown victory. On the other hand, it is entirely pos- sible that the Blue and Gray may get all the competition it is looking for and a little more. It is just one of the games about which littie really is known and which must remain something of an unknown quantity until after it is played. Can't Dope G. U. Team. concerned, but it is extremely sig- put pp a great battle in its game a team which beat West Virginia. And if it is as need doubt that Georgetown may | the game and virtually all other foot ball games have been transferred to Friday so that everybody will be left free to attend the Yale-Geos clash. Georgia Tech and North Carolina have moved their game in Atlanta up one day and play this afternoon. Probably there is not much reason for shifting the games from Saturday to Friday ex- cept that Georgia has made a special effort to have present representatives of other Southern universities and the games have been shifted to allow coaches and athletic officials oppor- tunities to accept Georgia's invitation. bilt %o Minneapolis to Vanderbilt _goes, polis. to West Virginia. Fordham clashes with New York University, with high hopes of avenging last year’s 34-7 defeat. Navy views Notre Dame’s invasis considerable apprehension, for Rockne has another great team and the Midshipmen showed nothing and Mary last week. SANDLOT ELEVENS FACE STRONG FOES Mohawks and Apaches Hosts to Maryland Outfits on Sunday. on for their fray at Baltimore with in particular in beating William Syracuse awaits the coming of Dana Bible’s Nebraska Cornhusk- ers with a calmness born of confi- dence. It would be difficult to discover which fears the other the most in the Princeton-Brown debate at Tigertown. Both have made un- impressive starts. l Colgate, Army, Péfnsylvania and Cornell are prepared for intersectional foes rated as no more than mildly dan- gerous. . St. Louis looks formidable to Georgetown. Colgate appears to have the thoughest assignment in battling Michigan State. Penn meets Virginia Poly; Cornell faces Hampden-Sydney, which held the Ithacans to an 18-6 score last year; Army plays Davidson, and z Baltimore, Md. New York City, November 30. Nothing But the truth! HEN we advertise — “Smart Georgetown has been putting in some | play Minnesota. The Nashville sc i S B s et witn “ hopes for another turnover such as it St. Louss. . . strenuous licks this week. The Ble| ogeq some few years ago when it OHAWKS will put forth thelr | ““rpe Buildogs of Yale do their snarl- new Fall Suits made of fabrics and Gray has made some shifts and some replacements in its line-up, partly from a desire to attain increased ef- ficlency, but largely from necessity be- cause of injuries. Coach Lou Little is hoping for the best, but is making no predictions. He realizes the big ques- tion mark that exists in the makc-up of every revamped eleven, and it is something of a revamped team that Little will send into the game tomorrow. whipped the Gophers by 3 to 0. How- ever, Dan McGugin is not overly opti- mistic, as he thinks that his team of this year is hardly as strong by com- parison as it was then. Virginia Polytechnic Institute is hop- ing for a good showing against Penn- sylvania. The Blacksburg school makes its first appearance on Franklin Field in its game with the Quakers tomorrow, and naturally wants to display its wares best efforts in their opening home foot ball game against the Catonsville, Md., eleven in Clark Griffith Stadium Sunday afternoon. It is realized by Coach Craig Wilton of the Indians that all rival teams will be out to upset the District champlons if possible and he proposes to take no chances against any opponent. Apache A. C. gridders, who will | much further South than a bulldog has ing against Georgia at Athens, Ga. been found before. Swathmore adds to the intersectional fun with a game against Virginia at Charlottesville. * Carnegie Tech does | some traveling on its own hook, meet- | ing Western Reserve at Cleveland, where | Grove City also represents the so-called East against John Carroll, delegate of the so-called West. | that you usually see in suits selling - for two and three times our price” —we’re telling you nothing but the ) tage. Director Miles Bucknell and Washington and Jef- Maryland meets a strong team in |to advan Athletic i launch their season Sunday, When 1 s = . an eleven that defeated | and Coach Gustafson have made little ferson, who battled to a scoreless tie South Carolina, an eleven that. de O metE ity ::'1':3; i e:‘tw{;:{:n gm( syezfl:gg o{fmf(s. IRt peanci ettt i Alspate WO Laws truth. We can imagine that lots Of it last year by 21 to 7. The Old Liness meet South Carolina, too, after having suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of North Carolina. Maryland, however, is likely to be somewhat stronger against South Carolina than it was a week ago, as it is. likely that both Roberts and Miller will be avail- from the beginning of practice that the game with Penn would be their first and main objective during the early part of the season. Pittsburgh and - West Virginia. play their annual game at Pittsburgh, and this year the former seems to have a JOHN HUDAK, . will hold their third drill of the week on_that fleld tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Tanks will present the strongest team in their history against the | Apaches, according to advices from | Fort Meade. The eleven has won thc 3d Corps Area champlonship for thz isburg, Pa., and Boston College and Villanova, two of the best teams in the East last year, clash at Boston. Davis and Elkins, safely past the first three hurdles of an ambitious schedule, takes on Geneva at Beaver Falls, Pa. | Some of the East's major colleges will | content themselves with another tune- | men say to themselves: “It soun ds too good to be true.” But it IS able for backfield positions. Also Heagy | picoer pre-game advantage than in s | Omly Hilllop backfield man to retain his regular place as Ceach Little tries | P25t three seasons, & v 2 is to be back at his regular position at | R8T BIT"STTHC Banthers indicated by ITRSR & EAaTiees amardst)ioee Agatne St Lonis U, hete sy rles | ” Last Fall Apaches came from be- | 1P Confest Earvard plass New Bamp: true! ) ton &t £ 3 5 3 e:._Columbia _takes yan: | end. Probably Maryland's most signifi- | {008 %ourte FE0 A% Urversity .hrneac;fcg:ff'nfy%ipnc“::d; ”s]g:fffi‘ who shir olumbia _takes on Wesleyan . cant effort has been shifting of Dodson that they again have one of 'their 1 d to fullback, in flort to : & e olier s e pali-carsing and sec-| SEPSER JERRS LT ' i b e EN AVIN GRIDIRON TEAMS HERE %t o™ =70 ™ " | RacingT R & nse. 4 idi | . O eeT e will have a versatie |Made Up of & very versatle collection HAVING A BUSY WEEK END |, 5ogst, o, the tion Pork vgier || RACING 1 OMOXTOW| ~ We might “get by” for a little and powerful eleven on the field. It|Of Young physical giants of . Schoinstic Sehelsle. ° which will take care of 1,200 have been | lost to Virginia last week by 0 to 6, only after it had gained a total of more than 250 yards. In Zobel it bas a back who is about as brilliant a ball carrier as one could find anywhere. The Palmetto State team has a peculiar and puzziing shift, which conceals a good deal of what might be termed Coach Laval's mechanical strategy. South Carolina plays a brilliant and spectacular style of game, depending for most of its gains on shaking loose for long gains one by an eleven as represents any school. ‘While, Yale meets Georgia in the South, Harvard plays Néw Hampshire and Princeton faces Brown. Harvard ought to win easily, while Princeton probably will defeat Brown with what- ever difficulty Bill Roper thinks ad- visable, that is, of course, if Brown is not stronger than has been indicated. Bucknell and Washington and Jeffer- son are slated to meet in a game that FOR MT. VERNON Squad of 22 Players Is Going North for Big Game at 2:55 o'clock for Mount Ver- TODAY. Devitt vs. Eastern, Eastern Stadium, 3:30 o'clock. Tech vs. St. John's, Central Stadium, 3:30 o'clock. Business vs. Gonzaga, Thirty-fourth street and Benning road northeast, 3:30 o'clock. Western vs. Alexandria High, Alex- andria, Va. Woodward vs. George Mason High, built. | Arcadian 100-pound eleven is ready to face any team in its class. Chal- | lenges are being handled at Columbia g [ St. Stephen's gridders will drill to- | night at 8 o'clock on No. 1 field at Seventeenth and B streets in prepara- tion for their opening Capital City League game Sunday. LAUREL, MD. SEVEN RACES DAILY October 4 to October 30 Inclusive Twenty Minutes to Track by while if we said things that aren’ - so. But when you build up a busi- ness as fast as Wonder-of-America has grown, it’s proof that you've one of its fast and elusive backs. may have all the earmarks of a mid- i —— — e v b Gallaudet on Trial. | season contest. - Both elevens are nearly Tomorrow. A merson Vo, S8, Johm's Junlor Var- ' Special Biitiwere & Ohio R.R: Gallandes ORlegs, promatly. is” up | LEATE S1006 and both umally aze sity, Annapolis, SILVER SPRING TOSSERS | Siainds got the goods to back up your against @ snore. difficult proposition, ® e ; PARTY of 27 from Central High | ,; kandon vs. Charlotte Hall, Chatlotte | 1 TRAVE] TOMORROW Leave Union Station | ¢4 Socal schonly To piass fia et colgs | probably will have & batile on 1 DABGs i iean i ateesoon| g s jlver Spring Giants will s b . N | claims! M ; cee : Centrsl ve, Mount_ Vernon g, | Siver Spring Glants will assemble at | oo w0 oo || claims! Men who buy a Wonder- game with St. John's Annapolis and St. John’s has a team that is well able to take care of itself in competition far more strenuous than Gallaudet has been The Cavaliers think they will be some- what fortunate if they win, but the chances seem to be good that they will. non, N. Y., where the Blue and ‘White foot ball eleven tomorrow will encounter the crack Mount Vernon High Mount Vernon, N. Y. College Schedule. the District Building tomorrow morning | at 8:30 o'clock for thefr trip to Rich- | mond, Va, where they will face the General Admission, $1.50 of-America suit or topcoat come offering n the last two or three vears.| Kentucky beat Washington and Lee|team, for the past three reasons scho- TODAY. strong Burk Co. base ball team tomor- | . i pCatholie University meets in Balti- ettt g e tabe 1y, ' | lstic champlon of Westchester County, | George Washington Freshmen vi.|row At e TistReceam e k f . ore University a team that was de- Y, only game tomor- | George eshmy Georg ba featedlfih.yth:r\mmrymh:d‘ nh'flg. aljleties Dick Smith, pradukie mnager dmlsu}:tggl‘::: ‘Schoolboy cleven of this | Sear s canotcloer o il C or more—and they send m score mi ve ‘muc] er ) 3 ) had Western Maryland desired to run |Tefuses to take too optimistic a view of addition to the players the squad ‘TOMORROW. . o 1 it up. It would seem, therefore, that|the possibilities of the game, as he says to be accom) Principal town vs. St. Louis University, 9. elr f en Calfoe e St o W Sy ol il ey o oot | St Sl P Bt B | o Crigh i B0 S o . St air mi , pro maintains the game en! Bert Coj aryland vs. i 5 AR Rasiarant | Bari, 3:30 0'clock: Suppose you were transferred— standard of play it has set in previous contests. George Washington and American Louis J. B('l']) Rauber ane Manager Sheer. Central, which opened its season last Friday.- with.a 13-0 victory over Forest Catholic University _vs. Baltimore University, Brookland, 3 o'clock. American University vs. “It's easy to resell in Cheverly!"™ Of course there’s a big story be- University meet in the_ Eastern High e B R e Tn iy~ | S d fael e | sope. o e 2 . ost irst game by four touchdowns. 3 ment y, doubtless a stronger | 9:30 a.m. while American University won trom Tloven. thay last Fall but expects to| Gallaudet vs. St. John's, Annapolis, hll'ld these remarkable 317.50 values. Shenandoah Valley Academy by a wide margin. However, there was a vast difference in the caliber of the team that beat George Washington and the one that lost to American U. All local games begin at 2:30 o'clock, except the one between American U. Virginia Military Institute meets Cita- del, a school that usually has a far bet- ter eleven than it gets credit for in this immediate section. However, Virginia Military Institute probably is strong enough to win. encounter in the Mount Vernon eleven the stubbornest sort of opposition.. The New York' scholastics defeated the Junior Varsity of New York City Col- lege last Saturday, 33 to 0, according to advices received hy Coach Rauber. According to plans Central will start 10 a.m. 150 OUTBOARD RACERS IN NATIONAL REGATTA We buy our own all-wool materials, make our own clothes, and sell them and George Washington, which is| Tulane should beat Mississippi Aggles, | the following line-uj PEORIA, IIL, October 11 (P).—More scheduled at 9:30. The Gallaudet-st. |Loulsiana State ought to i trom mkllc't end; Murray, left tackle; | than 150 tiny s EE D to vou 5 t f {moomi!n:.'me also will be played in the Sewanse, Tenneswos Iromhlgnuwl: Mirman, left guard; mty,“‘mte;i ‘l“ll.l'-he ”'“""h, m""‘g:.n;: 3::‘1::‘.} y 1n our own 8 ores—a" Oor one — son Carolina tackle; % 1 B nual championship regal ” Of_greater interest, than any other | this Aftracon ot Taiciet State | tackle; Capt. Brandt, right end; Colella, | Hional Outboard Association todsy. | foot ball game hereabouts is that be- tween Navy and Notre Dame in Balti- more. Much already has been written of it and there is not much more to say this afternoon at Raleigh. one intersectional game is to be , that at Syracuse between Syra- Syracuse q Sal s Hinkel, ht halfback, and Pinckney, N.I]blfl:k.rl‘ Other players scheduled to make the Black, Childress, Follensbee, Among the 152 pilots were 4 women | who wlli‘try for nvshne in the $3,000 | worth _of hies. tiny profit. If you think we’re boasting about our clothes, come cuse and Nebraska, far has s | except that it is one of the.few ODPOT- | cose an o & J , Carrol, Morgan, Bannerman, | gage Alexandria elevens in the clty tunities that local people get to watch | *°€med to be the stronger team. Naylor, ' Cumberland, St. John and | across the Potomac, the former being | rly fs Wardman's big new development of the Northesl— . . one of what are generally termed the| Out on the Pacific Coast the game | Feldman. listed to hook up with Alexandria Hig! (2t ot D M B o L i in and give us a test! It will be big games of the year. Navy is said to have a great team, and Navy feels it does have one of its strongest com- binations. Notre Dame always is good, and when two good big teams meet, the result usually is a fine exhibition of foot ball. A great many local people, probably far more than are likely to watch either of the four local games, dium and Business and Gonzaga on |games of the season and it was to be will make the journey to Baltimore. Illinois Athletic Club ranked as oné of | the latter’s field, on Thirty-fourth street | the first formal athletic competition of the greatest middle distance runners road northeast. any kind for the Landon athletes, the ‘Wisconsin and Northwestern, Ohio State and Iowa meet in two big games in the Western Conference. Michigan and Purdue also hook up in that con- ference and all three games ought to be well worth seeing. Probably as much dash and fire will be shown in these contests as in any of the year, though the precision and mechanical exactness of November play are not likely to be in evidence. Out in the Middle West opinion seems to attach more importance to the Mlchigan-! Purdue game than to either of the other two, though no definite reason for it seems to have been given, between the University of Washington and Southern California seems to offer the greatest possibilities. HIS LEGS WERE 0. K. Though his right arm was cut off below the elbow, Ray Watson of the from 1921 to 1923. Seven games involving scholastic grid teams of the District group were sched- uled today, three of which were carded for strictly home gridirons. In contests here Tech and St. John's were to meet in Central High Stadium, Devitt and Eastern in the Eastern Sta- near ‘Western and Woodward were to en- PATHFINDER and the latter with George Mason High | Landon was to meet Charlotte Hall Military Academy at Charlotte Hall, Md., and Emerson had an engagement wuh“l.het AB;: Jolllx:’: College Junior Varsity af napolis. Gonzaga, Western, Woodward and Landon were to play their opening school being a new institution. 1437 man's, K Street N, complete information. 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