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The Washington herald., 1915-10-29

Pangle also bought Moonstone from R
T. Wilson.
The string that VIM. Karrick is han.
ding for Schuyler Parsons and H K.
Knapp, will be shipped back to Belmont
Park at the conclusion of the present
meeting. At the same time Tom Healey
will also ship Amalh and Pomette
Bleu to winter quarters at the Belmont
course. Summary:
FIRST RACE-FIve and one-half furlcnss; .-yv.r
olds. Big To Do. III CButuelD. $50. aso $50
won; Delaney, ia Mink. $3.50 $50. second
MoonstOne, IL tsmythl $40 third. Tine, l:lo IS
MsccAbee. Smooth Bore. MArmay. White Eye. Elsi,
Bonero. Queen Of Paradise. Step Aside, Vidst,
Brother and Churchill also ran-
SECOND RACE-Selling; 5year-olds and up
ward; six furlonss- squeelsr. ITO Paringtnn)
$50. $50. $50. won; PuIluI. 10 McDermottl
Time, lis. Devil Fish. Sir William johnson
Carl. Belamour and Patience also ran.
THIRD RACE-SellinE; Syear-olds and upward
mile and onesiIteenth. wOdAn. lU PaTingtonl
$50. second; Sigma Alpha, g McDermOtu. $50
third Time, lls2 IS. Perth Rock, snifly Allen,
Single Toe, Lord Marshall. Mis- CGTanAgh. Richard
Lanrdon and Cliff EdEe also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Maryland Handicap; 2
year-olds; sir furlongs. Dodge. u6 tRice). $40
$50. $50, won; Spur los (ButwelD. $50. s. 90
second; Anita. l6 CBuTtnnl. SD. third. Time
LIS. Franklin, Indian Chant. Celandria, Tea
FriAr Rock also ran Dodge and Franklin coupled
Ward entry; Friar Rock. added starter.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; 5year-olds and upward
mile and one-si1teenth. Kris knngie. los CTun-rl.
$50. S45. s.. won; The Rump. Ill (WGrdL Sd.
SD. second: Luther. los Mink. so. third.
Time ~ Tr0Tato. Earl Of Savoy. BGtwa,
Peacock. Hester and Day Day also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-seIlinS; $yesT-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards All Smiles, 10 (Schut-
tinEe1), SO9 $50. $40. Won: Bur1Food. g
(CaIlahanl $50 30. second: Marshcn. Ice but
weID $50 third. Time. So IS. Brave CunardS.
yidst, Royal Meteor. StalWzrt Helen. Arcturus.
Jesse IL, and Searzmouch also ran.
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LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SeIling; eyrArolds; SIX furlongL
Mayme W, ll3; "AtakA, III; NAyfarer, III; VEGA
10; Edith B4uman. ITO; Havana. los; Lady Atkin'
los Brlishwood Boy los; Southern Star. los; Mary
lakewood To-; Ruth Strickland, Us; Mrs JACK,
lOS; DR. Gr-mer los; Belle Of the Kitchen, lbs;
Dancing star, los.
SECOND RACE-Seling; 5year-olds and UPWARD
five and one half furlougS- Gross Bun, ll6; ElVah'
us; Oanto. Ill: Salon. Ill: skeets Ill; Jim Basey.
III; Wiley, Ill: Joy. los; 'LOhengrin. los; Pay
Streak los; Duke Of Dunbar Jos; Cod Cap, JOG;
Outlook lO6: silver Moon. los; Hiker. los.
THIRD RACE-SeIling; -yeArolds; one mile.
-Distlrber lQ7 ChiValtor lUf; Good Counsel, 10;
-NolH. lO4; SteIlarina, lo4; Edna kenna. 100
Rose Water lO3: Sand Marx. lc3; LADY Akin, lo2;
.Sslranity. Iq; Dr.. Sullivan. lol; Important, 100;
'Ataka 81.
FOURTH RACE-Handczp; all ages; six fur
longs. QUARTZ ll6; Silica. 100; Benevolent. ITO;
Hanson. IOs; Water Lady. lOe; Fenmouse, 100; SIR
Edgar. los. QUARTZ and Silica, Sanford entry.
FIFTH RACIAL ages; the Consolation Hsndi-
CAP: one mile. Comely. 10; Cap7, lOe; Robert
Bradley Zoe; Flittergoid lOs; Leo skolny, 100 Dis
tant Shore, s. Ccmely and Cspra, Butler entry
SIXTH RACE-Selling; Syssrolds and upward
one and one-sixteenth miles. Carlton c.. H.; Miss
Sherwood i'll; SepulvedA, Ill; Hudas Brother. JOB;
Mr.. Sings, Rs; Dicks Pet, los; -Chnstophine,
lOS; valas, los: Hedge Rose. los; Star Of Love.
lo3: sScorpii lo5: Carlavorock l02; Lady Spirit
ueIe. 100: star Bird, 100; Dom Moran. 81.
.A,r,er,ica allouancr claimed
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GEORGETOWN.

Behind closed gates yesterday Coach
Exendine gave the Georgetown Univer-
sity team quite a shake-up With the
announcement hat Tom Gormley. the big
tackle, had been barred from practice
until the probe could be Pade in the Bit
ing instance at West Point last Saturday.
Danny O'Connor. the second-string
tackle, was placed at that position on the
varsity squad, while Wall and Johnny
Gilroy were the only regular backs be-
hind the first-string line.
Gilroy was on hand yesterday for his
initial workout s.ncs the Army game.
and, although a little lame, he still
showed the dash and pep which has
made him one of Georgetown's best
ground-gainers. Lester Lyons was placed
in the left half back position in place Of
Gilroy when the big back seemed to tire.
and little Smith, OF Meridian High School
fame, played quarter back during the en-
tire practice for the varsity. while Dew
hurst played the full back position. Ma
loney, Mcnamara, Leighty and Dempsey
were the quartet that worked with The
second team.
"A lengthy signal drill was held. while
the squad was put through forty-five
minutes of the hardest scrimmsge held
on the Hilltop this season. Coach Exen-
dine gave the players new signals and
new formations. which were used In
practice yesterday.
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West Point.

West Point, Oct. 2S.-Two sessions
OF football were on the cadets grid
iron program for today. The second
one, held in the ring riding hall was
featured by a hard scrimmage. There
was no scoring. Oliphant is still on
the injured list. and did not get into
the plays. McEwan has returned to the
squad. Mitchell, who was hurt yes
terday. was absent today. Walker took
his place. Ford and Comm went
through the signal drill and the for
mer got into the scrimmage, but Cof-
fms ankle is not well enough for him
to play yet. O'Hare has lost his place
at guard at least temporarily. Holmes.
Engledinger and Jones all being in at
the position today.
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Virginia.

Charlottesville, Va, Oct S.-Tomorrow
afternoon Virginia meets the football
team of Virginia Military Institute on
Lambeth Field here and the team has
been preparing for the game with care.
Reports are that the Cadets have a
hard-fghting bunch this year and no
overconfidence is felt in the local ranks.
Although Virginia has q scalp of Yale
at her belt, she recollects the hard tus-
sic the Georgians gave her last Saturday
and is making no more extravagent
claims.
V. NJ. I. has to its credit a tie with
the University of North Carolina, the
latter team was beaten by Georgetown
by quite a good score. 80 Saturdays
contest here will give a line on the COM
parative abilities OF Virginia, North
Carolina and Georgetown, that is, If
there is anything in comparative scores.
The first team has had a comparative
rest this week, its work having mainly
consisted of running signals and getting
IN good physical condition after the
Athens journey.
The lesser teams have been raked
over carefully and put through test after
test in order to uncover some more ma
terial in case any one of the present
first squad, be laid out and It is safe to
say that Virginia's coaches may have
several cards up their sleeves for use
later In the season.
The team returned from the game at
Athens uninjursd save for . few Lime
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W. AND J. REFUSES RUTGERS.
FolwelI Declines Sanford's Invita-
tion 10 Battle In New York.

Washington. Pa, Oct. T.-Another foot
ball clash at the Polo Grounds in New
York between Washington and jefferson
College and Rutgers was proposed by
Foster Sanford, head coach of Rutgers,
when Washington and Jefferson was in
New York on its recent trip. but the prop
osition was turned down by r. NJ. Muir
ply. the local manager.
As a result o. Washington and Jeffer-
sons success again this year a tempting
financial officer was made by Sanford. The
matter was put up to Coach Folwell, and
he decided that the campaign 10 his men
would be severely fought, and as no adj
ditional honors would be won by play
ing Rutgers did not .h'-- u advisable
70 play the game. go
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Cornell.

Ithaca, Oct. 2s.-The Cornell varsity
showed an unexpected fash Of wonderful
defense against the forward pass in a
long and hard scrimmage on Schoellkopi
Field here this afternoon.
Given the ball within the 3-yard line
and instructed to use the forward pass,
the scrubs uncorked a whirlwind series
of aerial passes. all OF which were
smeared by the first team. II has been
pointed out that the teams biggest fault
was this very thing. and 1t is evident
that the coaches mean to drill them hard
on this point from now on.
Two OF the smaller colleges have been
able to score touchdowns by this method.
probably because of Cornell's temporary
neglect OF Strengthening themselves on
this play. in order to give more time to
other things.
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Catholic University.

Coach Fred Nelson is leaving nc
stones unturned to have the Catholic
University eleven ready for its game Sat-
urday with the Delaware College team
at the Brookland field Heretofore the
Brooklanders have been crippled before
its games and have not yet sent their
full strength into the fray, but the en-
tire squad is ready for this contest, and
the followers of the Red and Black are
watching with interest the result Of the
work OF the eleven when list full strength
Is in action.
Kerr and KiIlane, the two powerful
forwards, have rounded into form and
have been placed In their position in the
tackles on the varsity eleven. The
backfield Is again in shape, as Rogers
reported yesterday in the best of condi-
ton, while ShortIey, and the Butler
brothers claim to be primed for action.
The Delaware College team defeated the
Pennsylvania Military College eleven
two weeks ago by a slight margin and as
the Maryland Aggies and the keystoners
battled a nip-andtuck affair last Sat
urday the Catholic followers are looking
forward to victory because of the show
ing of the Brooklanders against the
Farmers.
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Columbia,

New York. Oct. &.-Columbia football
authorities will take no action against the
playing Of George Brickley on the Trinity
eleven when it faces the Blue and White
team on South Field on November L. It
was learned from a reliable source that
Columbia will not question Trinity's in
depreciation of its own rules.
The Brickley row did not interrupt the
work of the Columbia eleven yesterday
afternoon. and the task of building the
team up for the Stevens game on election
day progressed. Nelson Metcalf ordered
the hardest scrimmage OF the week and
pitted the varsity against the freshmen.
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MARYLAND Aggies.

The initial clash for the Maryland
State championship will be held at
College Park. Md. Saturday. when
the Maryland Agriculture College eleven
faces the st. Johns team from Annapolis.
The Farmers look on this game as one
of the hardest of the season, as SO far the
ANNAPOLIS cadets have made a brilliant
showing. although they have annexed
but one game. this being against the
Mount S. Mary's team by 43-to-o
count
The Maryland team is in good con-
dition for this contest and Coach Byro
is confident the Farmers will land their
initial championship. Capt. Hindman,
who was injured in the game with
Catholic University two weeks ago, il
fast rounding into form but will not
to able to get into any Of the games
until the Johns Hopkins contest on
Thanksgiving Day.
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N. Y. U.-Fordkam.

New York. Oct ga New York Uni
versity eleven paid the first visit to the
Fordham gridiron in fifteen years when
the two teams met in a return practice
scrimmage yesterday. No touchdowns
were allowed. although Butler. for Ford
ham. and Williams. the negro tackle.
probably would have scored in a regu-
lar game.
Frank Vaughn was anxious to test the
strength of his substitutes. and only five
regulars. Hendricks. May, Mulcahy. Nor
caldi and Butler. faced the Violet eleven
for the best part Of the tilt.
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. Aucsioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK BLACKSMITH
SHOP ~ NLLEY BETWEEN SIXTH STREET
AND GEORGIA AVENUE. W AND TRCN-
BULL STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue q q crTtain deed Of trust recorded IN
LIeer 357e folio y Of the Land Recsrds Of the Dis
u1et q COLUMBIA and at the request Of the party
secured thereby the undersigned trustees win seIl
DAY THE sTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, ISIS. at ,
O'Clock p n, lot a. In square os5 in said Dis
t1et. except the south TN fest b. the fun depth
and the east ten feet b. the fun width thereof
Terms: sold suetect 20 a prior deed Of trust for
500 &C: balance payable 5000 cash and remainder
IN monthly notes TO suit purchaser. 5000 dsposit.
fifteen days Flowed 10 complete sale.
HARRY T. WILDER.
W. p. LOCKWOOD.
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Navy.

Annapolis. Nd, Oct. 2s-Hard work on
a series OF forward pass plays continued
with fair success at the Naval Academy
yesterday afternoon. a number of long
gains being made by this means. No
change was made in the backfield, Capt.
Miles being at quarter. Martin and West
phal at the halves and Won Homburg at
full back
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Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. S-Because of
the poor showing OF the varsity on Tues
day. DR.. Williams gave the Penn men one
Of the hardest workouts yesterday that
they have had this year. Practice was
made secret and will continue so for the
rest of the week. because he hopes to
have an entirely new attack for Lafay-
cite and wants 1t to be surprise
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF 7

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia, October 2. I1i5-Sorics
IL hereby gwen that accoriance with the pro
visions of item authorizing charges In The
permanent system Of Highways contained IN D. ..
Appropriation Act for the fiscal year ended June
q. 1914 tpublIc act No. ~ approved Marc g.
49, the Commissioners = the District q CClunbis
will give a public hearing in the board room Of
said ConmiSSiorerS SNEMBER l.. 1915. al Il
O'CLOCK A. NJ. to all parties interested
ing lsnd along. in the vicinity q RIGS road
Concord aVenuel between North Capitol street and
the District Ene; also along N the vicinity o.
Piney Branch road colorado aTenuel between Mad
ison street and Georgia avenue. Plans Of the pro
posed changes in the lines Of RisEs rad Concord
avenue and Pincy Branch road Colorado a:snuel
within the above limits will Be displayed. and the
Commissioners will consider any suggestions OF
protests concerning the proposed changes As shown
on above mentioned plans OLIVER p. NEW
MAN. LOUIS BROwNLOw. CHARLES W.
KUTZ Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
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Juvenile STAKE
= Won BY dodge
Western 2-year-old Under ].
S. Wards Colors Lands
I Maryland Handicap.
BUTWELL In ROUGH RIDE
LAUREL SELECTIONS
Bv GEORGE B. NORRIS.

BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.
First race-Ataka, DR.. Gremer,
Bell of Kitchen.
Second race-Gold Cap, Wiley,
Outlook.
Third race-sand Mark, Impor-
tant, Stellarine.
Fourth race - Quartz, Fem
mouse, Sir Edgar.
Fifth race - Comely. Filter
gold, Yankee Notions.
Sixth race - Huda's Brother,
Mr.. Sniggs, Scorpi.
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Harvard.

Cambridge, Oct. 2S--The last hard drive
before the Penn State game took place
this afternoon when teams A and B, of
the varsity, scrimma ged for an hour be-
hind closed gates. Neither team showed
any decided superiority. although the reg
ulars at zone time managed TO reach the
subs 2-yard line after rushes by Captain
Mahan and a forward pass from Mahan
to Harte. The subs braced and neatly
smeared a rush by Enright, which gave
them the ball on downs.
Dadmun returned to right guard on the
varsity and played hard. Bigelow dis
placed Gamer at right tackle and clearly
earned an opportunity TO start Saturdays
game. Robinson got his first taste of
quarter today, handling the varsity. AS
Captain Mahan is planning to walsh
Princeton at work Saturday and may take
Varsity Quarter Back Watson with him,
Robinson may get in against Penn State
as a substitute
weatherhead. second-string end. hurt
his knee during scrimmage and must rest
until next week,
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LAUREL SELECTIONS.

BY The Morning Telegraph. u
First race-Ataks, DR.. Gremer, Wrlga-
Second race-Gold Cap, Wiley. Out
look.
Third race-Edna Kenna. Chivator.
Good Counsel.
Fourth race-ouartz. Fenmouse, Wa
ter Lady.
Fifth race-Leo skolny, Robert Srad-
ley, Butler entry.
Sixth race-scorpii Huda's Brother.
valaa.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. EUcnoSEER.
SO PENN. AVE. y. W.
Sale of Certain Notes Secured by
Second Deeds of Trust.

Default having been made IN payment of oertain
notes and interest thereon for which the following
1eseribed mates were given collateral. viii offer
for sale in lac auctinn rooms Of A. A. Weschler.
20 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Washington.
ID. C. on MONDAY. November l. 1915. A. II a. n.
Tie following notes secured By second deeds Of
trust upon artain improved lots situated in Del
Ray. St Elmo. and Yirginia Highlands. al IN
Alexandra County. Va. to wit:
Note dated !uly = 1914 for balsncs Of s. 10. pay
able 80 I-1athy. secured frst lot south sds
q Clifford sTsuus. west Of ". & o. D. R. R.. in
81. Elmo. Va
10 notes fer SO eaCh. dated March IS, 1873 pay
able from 2 20 - months. secured Clifford
avenue. St Elmo. Va
% notes for SIS each. dated March IS 1915. pay
able from to 81 months secured On Huns ave-
nue.. 81. Elmo. Va
notes Of sIa9 each and one uo,- Of tlsS.
dated September l. 1884, payable 70 IS months
after date. secured on lot > Hume Addition To
St Elmo. Va
. noles for Sd each. dated November 1. 1914.
payable g 70 Is months after date. sc1rsd =
lots uS and Ia. Del Ray. Va
30 notes Of SIS each. dated March Is. lss -
cured on lots 80 and 81. St limo. Va
100 notes Of $50 each. dated March 5. Isls
payable to IL months. secured On lot &. HUNS
avenue. St Elmo. Va
l4 notes If 80 each. dated March = 1915. pay
able 10 Is months, secured on lots and L
block 4. Virginia Highlands Va.
notes Of IS each. dated March IS 1915. pay
able 81 TO % months. secured On lots Gil and 81.
Del Ray. Va
S notes Of SIS each. dated March l. 1915. paysbls
TO IS mOGths. secured or lots 20 and as Del
Ray. Va
notes o. IS each dared Aprl l. 1915. payabls
to IS months. secured lots SO and 81 Del
Ray. Va
Terms Of Sle: Cash. Auctioneer will announces
before sale the particulars TO frst trusts, etc
WALTER c. BALDERsTOS,
ETans Bldg. Washington. D. C.
Attorney for Holder q Notes.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-ABOJT 5 PAIRS OF RUNT AND
MondAnes cr,sses. the largest Of sluabn raising
pigeons: $40: will sell for SO IL taken at once.
or will exchqnze for Registered Bessles. Inquire
JANITOR. IS &. NV.
.50 SEATS AT THE GAYETY THEATER 10
80 Ben WEIGH and his big show.
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Penn. State

State College, Pa, Oct. zS.-Twenty-rive
hundred Pennsylvania State students
Joined in a mighty demonstration at
noon today when the football squad.
coaches and camp followers departed for
Cambridge and the Harvard game on
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Yale,

New Haven, Oct 8.-The Yale eleven
was today driven against Colgate forma'
tons in preparation for Saturdays
game. The ineligibles, using the Colgate
attack, tried fifteen minutes without ad-
vancing the ball The varsity in four
minutes scored a touchdown, Capt. VII
son shooting through center for the
tally. Fullback Scovil's end run for
twenty yards was the feature Of the
practice.
The coaches announced that they have
decided to use Conroy and Way at
tackle, Kent at guard. and Waite and
Higginbotham at halfback on Saturday.
making five changes since last week.
Jim Rodgers and Frank Butterworth
Joined the visiting coaches.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-29
DOGS. BIRDS, POULTRY.

JTST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CANtRIEs, PAR.
tets. Doss Cats. Rabbits. Guinea Flgs. GoldnSh
Acuariuns I'D l.nedies for all kinds Of pets send
lor catalogue. Taxidermy in all ITS branches
SCHMID'S PET EMPORIUM
IL Twelfth Erset nofh.aG
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Princeton.

Princeton, Oct 2s.-Charlie DECKER
man, who played so brilliantly for the
Tigers against Yale last year and
who has not been out for practice all
season, reported to Coach Rush to-
day. Dickerman is In excellent physi-
cal condition and was used in scrim-
mage for a few minutes He was one
of Princeton's hardest line plungers
last year and will make a valuable
second string man. Billy Moore was
returned to the backfeld as LANDER
ton again playing on the forward line.
The varsity was put through its last
hard scrimmage this afternoon be-
fore the Williams game. The team
was run by Ames. A continued ef-
fort was made to strengthen the Of
fensive play of the team and the ball
was kept in the possession of the first
team most of the afternoon.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SEE BEN WEIGH. THE OLD CLOTHES MAN
a. the Gayrty TheAter.
MATTRESSES AND BOX SPRINGS.
REMOVAL SPECIAL.
Mattress renOEsted and re-made. equal TO nsv,
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copyrirht, taIs. By n. L. GoIdbere.

! burns received from the dry lime used in
marking the Georgia field. These are
getting healed up rapidly and will en-
tirely disappear in a couple of days.
The relaxation from hard scrimmaging,
which has been enjoyed by the players,
has put them in a much filter condition
for future contests.
Arrangements are already being made
for the Vanderbilt game here on No
vember s. This is the big home game
Of the season and the officials in charge
expect to have a banner attendance, per-
haps 1000. Reserved seats have been
provided for this number and are now
on sale in Washington and other Eastern
cities.
Gallaudet.
This is no bear story, but an actual.
irrevocable mandate OF the Gallaudet
faculty. Marshall is ineligible for match
games for the next two weeks.
In scrimmage yesterday Marshall play
ed with the scrubs and carried the ball
over the varsity's goal line twice with
long end runs. He broke up every Of
fensive play that came his way and
showed clearly that his loss will mean a
serious handicap to the Kendall Green
boys in the next two games.
The rest of the team Is in fair shape
physically with the exception OF Kelley
and his place at halfback will be filled
by Wilson, the best all-around player
developed at the Kendall Green institu-
ton this year. The balance Of the team
will face Roanoke College. at Roanoke,
Saturday just as they lined up against
the Indians last week.
The varsity played a listless game
against the scrubs yesterday afternoon.
allowing them to score twice. and muss-
ing up practically every forward pass
or trick formation they attempted. 1t
was a poor showing for a team about to
tackle an eleven with the strength of
Roanoke College. Some radical shifts
are sure to be made next week unless
the team shows a sudden reversal OF
form at Roanoke.