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The Washington times., 1919-10-26
GEORGETOWN FUMB[|NG
GIVES DETROIT VICTORY
By HARRY J. COSTELLO.
(Georgetown's greatest football hero:)

y DETROIT 26--The University Of morning
pehed soidy football Of surprising
Victory Johnny MQuade and his going Georgetown football
Showing spirit that refused
ksught Gray backed played
tst whistle umpng the widely
Of to
Never history of
wagd by the
ne ouyd Georgeown u of gdders followed
the ball with instinct practically tumble
made by the Georgetown
Time and time again Lau stellar line the Duffy
IT. smashed big holes the defense with big
the giant tackle forward who holes for him. this
ing back proved the feature of the conflict
The condition of Dufytes
not heavy slippery The
unable under the going fbng
prevailing the Hilltop
Of
the opposition Three Of
the the and white goal line very
goal
others paved the both of the ouchdowns while
another
from the hne points proved
to be the margin necessary for Dufy's 10 win.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
CANNOT
SUSPEND c. MAYS

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Another
long wait in the American Leagues
court battle now seems imminent.
Until the suit of the Yankees
against Ban Johnson and the st. Louis
and Cleveland clubs has been settled,
the American League president cam
not interfere with Pitcher Carl NAYS
or the Yankee team. according to an
injunction granted yesterday after
noon by Supreme Court Justice Wae-
uer.
Attorneys for the New York club
are undecided what effect the decis-
ion will have upon the distribution OF
third place money, which is now being
held up on the protest OF Frank
Navin, president OF the Detroit club.
who claims that the Yankees did not
finish third because games won by
Mays were illegal
II the Mays victories are eventually
thrown out, Detroit will finish third
and the Tigers will get about $500
each, instead OF the Yankees.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
SYRACUSE UNABLE
TO HALT W. 81. MEN

SYRACUSE, N. Y Oct 26.-Syra-
cuse was unable to overcome the
Drawn and teamwork Of the powerful
Washington and Jefferson team yes
terday and lost the game, in which
old-fashioned line bucking football
predominated, 13 to o.
The contest was devoid of sensa-
tiona plays, but double forward
passes were used without success by
both sides. Erickson and Ellison did
stellar service for Washington and
Jefferson. while Ackley, Syracuse's
star punter. and Erwig were the
locals stars
1t was in the final minutes of the
Fourth period that Washington and
Jefferson scored. Erickson took
Eilson's punt and ran fifty yards for
touchdown. Stein failed to kick
goal Erickson then repeated the
play. scoring again. Stein this time
kicked goal.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
PITT TURNS BACK
GEORGIA TECH MEN

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct 26.-Glen
Warmers University OF Pittsburgh
eleven turned back the Golden Tor
nado Georgia Tech team from the
Southland yesterday with a 16 to 8
defeat, but the Panthers have to
thank their stars for the win.
A second half rally swept the Pitt
players OF their feet. Just as the
Georgia lads had been manhandled
in the FIRST half Heiseman's players
turned the tables on Pitt. A touch
down was scored by the Georgians
and Pitt was held on the 1-yard
line for downs.
The first half saw Pitt getting out
in front with touchdown scored on
a forward pass, Hastings to Davies to
DeHart Hastings scored on a series
of line plunges and Davies was sue
cessful in a try for q field goal.
:. In the last few seconds of play
Davies got away for a 47-yard run,
but time was called before the touch
down could be made.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
CRIDIRON RESULTS

Virginia Tech, 6; Maryland State O.
Detroit, 10; Georgetown. IS.
Muhlenburg. IL; Catholic University, 0.
Maryland State Freshmen. 0; Baltimore
Poly, 0.
Navy, 21; BuckneI. 6.
Army, l3; Boston College, 0.
Penn N. G., IA: st. Johns L.
swarthmore. 20: Johns Hopkins. s.
Western Maryland. 3; Mount St
Harvard. AZ; Virginia, 2.
Yale. 81; Tufts, O.
Colgate. I: Princeton, o.
Pennsylvania, 30; Lafayette o.
Virginia NJ. l., Ia Davidson. I.
Washington and Lee, 80; Roanoke. O.
Dartmouth, 3; Cornell. o.
Washington and Jefferson. 10; syra-
cuse. 0.
Pittsburgh, 1s: Georgia Tech. 6
Pennsylvania State, As; Ursinus, 7.
Columbia, 8; Amherst. T.
Lehigh. 1s: Carnegie Tech, 0.
West Virginia, so; Bethany, o.
Valley, o.
Vanderbilt. 7; Auburn. 6.
Georgia. lS; Florida, O.
Kentucky. 6; Sewanee, o.
Chicago. a.; Northwestern. o.
Iowa. 8; Minnesota, s.
Ohio State, 13; Michigan, J.
Brown. 10 Norwich. o.
Wooster, IS; Case. 0.
Oberlin, %; Miami 0.
Williams, IS; Hamilton. o.
New Yorl 9; RennseIaer, O.
Bowdoin, 40; Colby, 0.
Holy Cros, 50; Connecticut Aggies, o.
Tulane, 81; Mississippi. IL.
Richmond College, 7; Hsmpden-sjd-
Iowa State, o: Kansas University. O.
Washington University, IS: Grinneii. 0.
Missouri. .; Drake, 0.
. Utah. 2e; Idaho o.
Oklahoma. Z: Nebraska T.
Washington Safe. IL; caiifornia, o.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
BUCKNELL GIVES
NAVY LADS WORK

ANNAPOLIS, Nd Oct 2o--Buck-
hell gave navy q hard fight yester-
day, but superior weight on q heavy
Geld enabled the k1dshipmen to win,
21 to 6.
Dobie's sailors relied chiefly on
straight football with line smashing
tactics that broke down the visitors
defense. A few forward passes were
attempted and failed frequently.
Bucknell uncovered a varied series
OF open plays that bewildered the
Middies at times The mud. Of very
slow field mAde these tactics short Of
enough punch to win. Bucknelrs lone
score came after a brilliant eighty
yard run by Elmer. who intercepted a
Navy forward pass and carried the
ball to the Vineyard line. Dent took
it over, but the try for goal was a
failure
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
VIRGINIA BUT ONCE IN
HARVARD'S TERRITORY

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 26.-Uni-
versity of Virginia football players
were within Harvard's territory but
once yesterday in the 4I-to-O defeat
sustained by the Charlottesville men.
For three periods the Crimson men
toyed with the Virginians In the
fourth quarter a tumble on the 45-
yard zine gave Virginia the ball.
On the first play in the final period
G. Kuyk got away for a run which
put the ball on Harvards eighteen
yard line. Two line plays netted
seven yards.
Two more line smashed resulted in
no gain and electing to forward pass
the ball was heaved fifteen yards over
the Harvard goal line
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
PRINCETON FOUGHT
BUT COLGATE WON
By Tad

PRINCETON, n J. Oct 1s.-An the
satisfaction that Princeton gets today
out Of the defeat administered by Col-
gate yesterday is the knowledge that
the Tiger team went down hghtipg
in one OF the fercest games ever seen
in Palmer stadium Colgate won hy
z to O.
After Trimble had Kicked poorly out
OF bounds on the 3f-yard linz
Anderson came back with q ven
geance. Clio was used repeatedly in
line plays. which we're mixed we'll
hole in the Tiger line and received
from Anderson West kicked goal
Twice Princeton held for downs
within the 1o-yard line. Banksrca
eleven was too formidable for the
Princeton team In the pipcbes-
The Washington times., 1919-10-26

The Techs failed to add the extra
point to their total when, after punt
ing out Lancasters attempt at a
goal from touchdown sailed wide of
the posts. However, their six points
were sufficient State had lost.
"Curly" Byrd showed a line that
from tackle to tackle looked far bet
ter against the Techs than did the
Georgetown forwards a week earlier
Big Mackert. at right tackle, was a
marvel on defense, smearing play
after play on his side of the line and
helping the guard beside him for
good measure. On the other wide
Nesbit was doing pretty much. the
same thing. These two tackles de-
serve ell sorts of praise for their fine
work.
KnOde q Star Kicker.
Bobby Knode. States captain.
proved himself a star kicker. In his
punting duel with Lancaster he easily
won with a margin OF at least ten
Yards on each kick. Throughout the
first half, when State played a kicking
game. Knode was eating up the
ground with his left foot~
Throughout the first half the teams
wallowed around in the mud. The
going was too heavy for the speedy,
light State backs though now and
then Knode or Barall would gallop off
an end for ten or fifteen yards. The
mud seemed also to hinder the heavy
Tech backfeld. Redd could gain now
and then, but there was no consist
ency in Techs attack. 1t was broken
by Mackert and Nesbit half the time.
v. p. J., finding its line attack un-
succe ssful. uncorked a series Of pretty
forward passes. Most OF the ground
gained came on these passes. States
gains came on a running attack,
which was sadly hampered by the
mud.
Luck Favors Tech.
There seemed small hope for a score
by either team as the third quarter
got under way. But as it waned. luck
came to the Techs. On a fourth down
forward pass which was intercepted
on States 15-yard line, and the Techs
saw victory coming.
Quickly V. p. |. started pounding
the line and a touchdown might have
been made then, save that the whistle
blew. Two plays after the final period
started and Redd had scored in the
mud.
Football is full Of offs" Our own
pet ''if" today is that State might have
won on a dry field. There were times
when States running game, with
Knode. Bosley. or Barall carrying
the ball, looked good to father. But
the Techs earned their touchdown
They played a clean. hard game from
first to last.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
HOPPE KEEPS HIS
BILLIARD HONORS

NEW YORK, Oct 2e.-willie Hoppe
remains national 1872 balkline billiard
six challengers in the tournament
which ended last night when he won
his match with ''Y Dung Jake" Schae Ter
by n score OF 400 to 207.
Hoppe throughout the tournament
which wn watched with intense in
terest by as many spectators as the
seats In the room 1T the Hotel Astor
would accommodate. maintained q
stesclh~ss which effectualfy mega
"se ths report that he was not In
49, .-sr form
rssp Is In q class all BY HIM
sv;S" "a the summing up Of George
s==n known as Tho STUDENT
'sss was one of the men Hoppe
asSGs&ed.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
BR00kLANDERS BATTLE
HARD BUT CANNOT WIN

Catholic University football players
have failed TO count q touchdown -
far this season In three gxmex but
account OF themselves The Brook
landers are back home here today
having beeL defeated 13 To o at
huhlenburE. Pa By ths AuhlenburE
College eleven
The Brooilanders rot the ban sn
the 1o-yard line when Smythe tDters
ccpted q forawrd pass and rscsd nine
ty yards for a touchdown C O play
ers were outweiEbed xm CoacA
Tracey was forced TO use psa1f5ca1fy
all of his tubstitutes- -rt
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
TECH HAS BETTER LUCK
THAN MARYLAND STATE
BY LOUIS A. DoUGHER.

Virginia Tech had better luck its second visit Washington
week today the Baksbugers
Georgetown but today they celebrating
State to And luck with the Techs Had
quarterback continued instead Of forward passing
close Of the third period it doubtful the Techs would
AS things turned the Techs grabbed the ball
forward fourth down flooie
Quickly slammed his bcked
ball States 3yard line when
of the field the eevens lined
mud The first dive into the State line stopped
Puss Redd barely the ball giving
the Techs the
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
CORNELL SEES ANOTHER
DR0P-KICKER PERFORM

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Foilowers Of
the Cornell University eleven who
have come to look upon Shiverick as
the most wonderful drop-kicker in the
country were forced to watch Rob
ertson. OF Dartmouth, stand on his
45-yard line and boost a drop kick
for hfty-fiye yards for a three-point
score here yesterday.
There after Robertson scored on a
touchdown. but failed to kick goal so
that Dartmouth won by 9 TO 0.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
LAFAYETTE MEN CANNOT
TALLY ON PENN eleven

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct 2s.-Dr.
John Sutherland's Lafayette College
eleven which came near defeating
Princeton last Saturday failed to
count of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania eleven here yesterday and sue.
cumbed to a % to o defeat DESPITE
the fact that Penn vas outweIgheL
Penn stuck to straight football
and was easily master OF the game
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
HORNsBY WILL PLAY.

Rogers Hornsby is so anxious to
play ball that he has written the
management of a Los Angeles club
in the California Winter League for
job, offering to go to the coast
for his expenses. He required 1900
to play with the Cardinals last sum-
mer.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
ELLIS Is WINNER

Frank II. Ellis is today winner Of
the Presidents Cup at Chevy Chase
He defeated A. Y. p. Garnett by and
i. Garnett was dormie two. and by
the rules Of the committe which took
into account the handicaps. the
match was extended seven holes
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
QUIGLEY A REFEREE.

Ernest Quigley, the National League
umpire, is now refereeing football
games in the Middle West. He Is a
graduate of Kansas University and
director of athletics at st. Mary's Col
lege, a Kansas institution.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
THEY'RE AFTER HIM.

Both the Chicago Cubs and the
White Sox are hot foot after young
Paddock. the star pitcher of the De-
Kalb, ILL.,, independent club, which
this season played twenty-five games,
Of which they won twelve and lost
ten.
The Washington times., 1919-10-26
FRESHMEN ARE TIED,

Maryland State Freshmen greatly
outweighed the Baltimore Poly eleven
yesterday, but failed to get the most
out OF their superior strength. The
game was a scoreless tie.