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The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
BRG BEATEN By TRIMS VIRGINIA SPORT
COLGATE HANDS JOLT
TO CORNELL ELEVEN

Ithaca N. Y. Oct isSColsste con-
tinued the rush toward the Eastern
football championship here this aft
ernoon by downing Cornell n 70 O.
Fritz Shiverick, captain Of the Rush
eleven and winner Of last Saturdays
game with Williams. made three at
tempts>to work his trusty toe for
goals to stem the tide. but he failed
each time.
Cornell fought furiousiy on the de-
Tense and was 20 successful In staying
on rushes OF the Bankhart machine
that Colgate had to resort to air
methods, which worked for two touch
downs. Watkins was the bright star.
scoring both on short passes over the
line
Anderson cut in for q slice OF glory
when he got under one Of shiverick's
punts and raced fifty yards for q
touchdown.
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r. D. MORGAN LEADS -
In TRAP TOURNEY

; Baltimore. Oct. 1S.-Washington
shooters took a prominent part in
the closing events of the Oriole
Gun Clubs annual fall tournament
today. While the scatter gun ar
fists from the Capital failed to
win in any of the handicaps. they
succeeded in taking down some Of
the class prizes.
R. D. Morgan, the District-Mary-
land champion. and W. d. Monroe
each shatteLed SO of the blue rocks
thrown to them in the Maryland
handicap at 100 targets. and this
score netted the former the 21-yard
mark prize. r. p. Linsey was the
only other washingtonian to shoot
in the Maryland. and he dropped sS
from the 19-yard mark.
Fred Tomlin. of Glassboro. N. j..
won both the Oriole and Maryland
handicaps. with marks of 96 and
9S. respectively.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RAOE-Fiye and oue-hah furlongs
Bright Gold. LIZ CButweil). to l. 8 to s. to
10; Sand Bed. llo Rowanl, even. to 2; Castor.
lol (Ericksonl. 4 to I. Time. 1.W IS. Game
Chick, Edith h. Lonely, Northern Belle, Track
Star, Fair Colleen. Bslly Bell also ran-
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs Royal Duck.
ITO (Kummerl, 4 to l. to 5, to S: Minute
Man.. Il6 Davies. to ?. out; Ira Wilson. llJ
tBuxtonl. out. Time, LII Is Lady Archie.
Morini. Hackamore. shillelagh md also ran
THIRD RACE-About tirlongs- Masda. 10
tCarrolD. 4 to l. to 2. to 10: Arnold T. l2l
ButweID. even. l to 2; Enhlade. LII CBuxton).
to j Time. LILO. Toto. Bill McCloy, Ksshmir
War Bond also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Hannibal. ll4
Butwelp, Q to s, . To 5. to 8: Star Master.
1T (Kummer). 6 10 5. 3 70 5; JOCK Scott. liz
tHaynes,, to ). Time. i@ IS Spur. Au-
dacions also ran. .
FIFTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth. Albert
A. lU (Rowsnl. IS to s. t.to 5. 1 TO 3; Ground
Swell. los tNolan). 5 To !, 10 /; Tenons Bon
1W (CarrolD. to O. Time. LE 3s. Sundiai
md. Whimy. Tetley. snapdrsgun Ind also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mie and one-fourth. Peerless
One, los Kunmer). } to I. even, 2 to 5; Capt
Hodge. l0 tRowanl. 9 to I. 4 70 I; Lord Her
bert. 100 fRodriguezl. to Time. az 2s
Don Dodge. Frank waterA Emma. XIII
41Any eAV - u ~ = -, = }. =.
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Georgetown. 80; virginia Poly. Z.
Syracuse. ~; Pfttsburg, 5.
West Virginia 81; Maryland
Navy Reserves. Is; U. S. s.
Naval Apprentices. Is; Briariey, o:
Central High. Q; Episcopal. o.
Marine Prep Is: Mount St Joseph
High. o.
Harvard. q; Brown, o.
Penn, 81; Swarthmore, Z.
Princeton. 34: Rochester. o.
Yale. 3; Boston College. s.
Carnegie, 1e: Case. o.
Dickinson. so: Delaware. O.
Williams. rs: Columbia o.
Cornell. O.: Colgate. 81. ~
Dartmouth. 1s: Penn State. Is.
Army. 6; Maine. o,
w. and J. II; Westminster, o.
Bowdoin. 70; Fort Mckinley, o.
Chicago. 16; Purdue. o.
Wisconsin. 10; Northwestern. 6.
Minnesota. 20: Indiana, 3. ..
Michigan, IS; Michigan Aggies. o.
Ohio State. 40: Kentucky, o.
Notre Dame. II; Nebraska, 9.
st. Louis. o: Lombard. 0.
Illinois. 8; Iowa, z.
Vanderbilt, o; Georgia Tech, 20.
Amherst, 4s; Trinity, o.
Stevens, 81; Connecticut Aggies,
Wesleyan. 10: New York Univer-
sity, o.
Marquette. S.: Lawrence, 0.
North Dakota. 10; South Dakota,
Oklahoma, IL; Texas, Z.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
SWARTMORE SCORES
ON PENNSY ELEVEN

Franklin Field. Philadelphia, Oct. IS.
Pennsylvania easily defeated Swarth-
more today. score IS to Z. Penn was
scored on for the first time this sea-
son when Larkin. Swarthmore cap
tain, blocked a kick and McQuigley.
Swarthmore tackle. fell on the ball
behind the line Carter. full back.
kicked a goal for Swarthmore's only
touchdown.
Penn then found herself and rushed
Swarthmore down the field TO the 10
yard line. then lost the ball on a
tumble. Swarthmore attempted Kick,
but IL was blocked. and Miller. PENIS
star end. fell on the ball behind
S W r h more's goal. duplicating
Swarthmore's earlier performance.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
SLOSSON PLAYING
STRONG In PRACTICE

William F. Hoppe, the phenomenal
cue expert, is not the only player en-
tered in the coming balkline champion
ship tournament who is showing re-
niarkable form in practice for the
event although he startled followers
OF the game a few days ago by run
ming 507 IN q single inning.
From Boston comes word that the
veteran master of the balkline game,
George F. Slosson. training for the
tournament at the Boston City Club
a few days ago. ran a total Of 800 IN
seventeen innings. making an average
of slightly better than forty-seven.
The mark was made under conditions
identical with those under which the
tournament will be played
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Substitutions- Hutchison for GALWAY. Touch.
downs Thomas. Bowman. Wedding. Referee
Contee. Umpire-Miller. Tinrs Of periods Eight
minutes
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REX ELEVEN PLAYS
QUAKER CHAMPIONS

The Vincom Athletic Clubs foot
ball eleven, champions OF Philadel-
phia- have been booked by Manager
Mcclure OF the Rex Athletic Club
to battle the crack local team to-
day. on the field at 18th and H
streets northeast, at 3 p. m This
fast aggregation comes here to play
in place of the Quantico Marines.
who cancelled at the last minute.
In obtaining this team, Manager
Mcclure was forced to go to the
Quaker City and give the largest
guarantee paid to a team to come
here for an independent contest for
many seasons. They are coached
by Ziegler. an all-Ame rican man
and a Central Board official. The
Vincoms have defeated the Penn
sylvania Military College. Pittman
and Olney. The lineup of both
teams follow:
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Oklahoma, IL; Texas, Z.
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Panthers Defeated
BySyracuse Team
YALE DOFFS TO
BOSTON ELEVEN
BY 5-TO-3 SCORE

New Haven. Conn. Oct 1&-Even-
tuaIly Yale may come to-"
The Big Blue team OF Coach Al
Sharpe and the students of the noted
New Haven institution were dazed
tonight and fioundering around grog-
gily from the Knockout punch ad-
ministered to their hopes when
lowly Boston College defeated them
this afternoon. 5 to 3.
ternoon. s to 3
YaIe's lone ambition this morning
was to score more than II points.
which Harvard had made against
these same Bostoniaps two weeks ago.
The lone desire tonight was to wipe
out the haunting vision Of big Jim
Fitzpatrick. Boston captain. as he
stood on the forty-five-yard line ready
to kick the field goal that won the
game and humiliated Yale beyond
words.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
MOBILE CLUB FIGHTS
FOR PITCHER HASTY

The Mobile Club. of the Southern
League. having protested against
the Philadelphia Athletics using
Pitcher Keller Hasty. without any
apparent effect on Connie Mack.
now threatens to sue the Philadel-
phia Club. Hasty is the pitcher
that Atlanta and Mobile have been
in court over. He finished the sea-
son with Mobile, but Atlanta then
called him in and sent him to Mack
with a job lot of other Atlanta
players In the end the wrangie
probably will result in the pitcher
getting the worst OF il, for his
chances are hurt by the dispute
over who should have to pay for
his release
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
NAVY YARD ELEVEN
PLAY SEAMEN GUNNERS

The Navy Yard football team. 1915
Service League champions. will plsy
the husky Seamcn Gunncrs' eleven
this afternoon on the Navy Yard
Recreation grounds. south end Of An
acostia Bridge. Play starting al
O'Clock.
The Navy Yard team will have in
addition 10 las; years eleven. Buff
Turner. eX-Nigilsn tackle: Billy
Douscumb al quarter: and Carney,
end of last years Seamen Gunness
eleven.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Williams Beats Columbia.

New York. Oct. ll.-Columbia was
downed by the lighter Williams eleven
by score OF . to here this aft
ernoon. Boyton, Krieger and Burger
formed a feet backfeld that the Daw-
son defense couldn't stop. The Will
liams eleven uncorked a variety OF
attacks that had Columbia on the de-
fense through most of the game. On
running plays and forward passes the
visitors eXcelled.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
MAINE TEAM FORCES
ARMY TO HUSTLE

West Point. y. Y. Oct. lS-Maine
proved a stumbling block that the
army barely surnounted here this aft
ernoon. The Cadets won by a lone
touchdown. to o. after resorting TO
everything in the football catalogue
A forward pass from Clark to Stout
in the second quarter enabled the
Soldiers TO score from the ten-yard
line. The goal was missed.
Names defense baffied the DAILY
machine. The Cadets kept the play
in enemy territory most of the game.
but they lacked the punch to put a
touchdown across on straight foot
ball. The sudden resorting to air
work took Maine by surprise. In
in the last quarter the Cadets worked
the ball TO the two-yard line, but
Maine held them for downs.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Crawford Sets New Record.

Aston. Pa. Oct. IS-Runninr over a
track that was soggy n many places
and not suited for fast time, Bob
Crawford. second-place winner in tn
intercollegiate mile race at Harvard
last spring. yesterday broke the LAf-
ayette College tvo-mile record. CrsS-
ford covered the two miles In 100 t-s.
The old record. made several year
ago was l01S rs
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
DARTMOUTH LUCKY
In PENN STATE GAME

Hanover. N. H. Oct. 1s.-Penn State
went down to defeat for the first time
this season when Dartmouth won q
bitterly-contested game here this af-
ternoon, by the score of 10 to L. The
largest crowd in years saw the con-
test
Big Pat Holbrook. the Green's right
haifback, made a clean run of 35 yards
for a touchdown in the third quarter.
but missed the goal.
In the opening quarter. Way. Of
Penn. ran for a touchdown after the
first punt. He missed the goal. how
ever. A few minutes later Dartmouth
fumbIed the ball Of. Penn's 2S-yard
lines and the Pennsylvania crew took
1t across for a touchdown and goal.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
WAKE FOREST LOSES
TO TARHEEL ELEVEN

Chapel Hill. y. C.. Oct. ls.-North
Carolina University defeated Wake
Forest in football here today TO Q
in a driving rain. The field was ankle
deep with water. The touchdown
came in the last quarter. after a sus-
tanned line attack for forty yards,
with Lowe. Pharr and Tenny doing
most OF the work
North Carolina FIVE times fumbled
the slippery bail within Wake Forests
twenty-yard line. The Baptists made
only two first downs
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
|RAILROADERS TO HAVE
TWO BOWLING LEAGUES

The Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A.
has just organized two bowling
leagues. one composed of men work
ing nights. known as the Morning
League, playing their games at $50
in the morning The other is com
posed Of men working days, and is
known as the Evening Bowling
League.
At a business meeting the men of
the Morning League elected the fol-
flowing officers: President. p. w.
|Trotter; vice PRECEDENT. w. r. Nc
Intire; secretary. W. f. Johnson.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
GALLAUDET LOSES
IN FINAL PERIODS

Baltimore. Md. Oct 1S-Johns Hop
kins defeated Gallaudet today S3 to .
in one OF the most exciting games seen
at Homewood for years. In the first
half. the visitors played 4 high grade
of football that the local lads could
not solve The black and blue wearers
were unable to find themselves until
the second half and when the teams
went of the field, the score was 9 to I
in favor OF Gallaudet.
In the second half. however. Coach
Murpby's men went back with a de-
termination to fight and to win. With
the Homewood aggregation once in full
swing, the visitors defense began to
crumple and in the last quarter was
powerless before the Murphy steam
roller. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
FLOWERS STAR OF
GEORGIA'S VICTORY

Atlanta, Ga Oct IS.-"Buck"
Flowers bucked Georgia Tech TO
victory over Vanderbilt here today.
He scored Techs three touch
downs. The score was Tech, 20;
Vanderbilt. Q.
Giavir and Flowers were the
principal ground gamers for Tech.
ToucSdowns were scored in the
second. third and fourth quarters.
The hall was in Vanderbilt's ter
ritory practically throughout the
game. Cody was forced to kick
nearly every time the Commodores
got the ball
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
63RD INFANTRY TO
PLAY DREADNAUGHTS

The Sixty-third Infantry football
eleven will play the Alexandria
Dreadnaughts on the Shipyard
Grounds. at Alexandria, this after
noon at ) o'clock.
This is the first meeting between
the Soldiers and Dreadnaughts this
season, and a good game can be
looked forward to by the fans of the
sridiron sport. The manager Of the
Dreadnaughts requests that all the
players report at leo p. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Trinity Plays HyattsyiIle.

The Trinity juniors will play the
|Hyattsville football eleven this
morning on the Monument Grounds
at IL o'clock. The Trinity players
are requested to report for practice
this afternoon at the Hollow at $50
Any team averaging 100 pounds de-
siring games with the Trinity Juniors
Ehould address Louis Tehaan. 1232
rhirty-sixth street northwest, or
phone West 93.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
HERMANN RESERVED
ALL HIS RED PLAYERS

New York. Oct. 1s.-Garry Herr
mann has reserved all OF his cham
ionship players for the Reds of 1870
according to the list of National
League reservations made public by
President John Heydler.
The Giants reserved 5: Brooklyn
IS: Chicago. .; Philadelphia, q: st.
Louis. 81; Boston 80, and Pittsburg
Il not including Manager Hugo Rez-
dek
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

Sufstitutons: V. p. I-Tlsou for Armstrong.
Armstrong for Tilson. Shepard for Armstrong.
Pearce for Tlson. Rice for Davis. Krniay for
Graham Georyetown-Wise for X. Sullivan,
Sweeney for Dudaek. Obmstock fT Ahearn,
Anderson for wirts. Davis for T. Sullivan
OrCunor for Smeach. Zazalh for Kenyon. Haley
for ZazalH. ]. Sullivan for Maloney. Leary for
Lightly. Thcrnton for Mcouade. Buckley for
Livris, LAnerEan for Sweeney. Farrell for
Smeach. rouchdowns-McQuade .. Lvris. Ma
loney. Leighty. Godsey. Goals from touchdowns
-Maloney 9 Crisp Goals from tOuchdowns
mfgcdSMcQuade 2 Goals from field missrd-J
Sullivan. Referee-Mr. Battersby (Swarthmore).
Umpire-Mr. Gas Qhhishl. head lines,nAn: Mr..
Thomas Hafsyettel. Tine Of poriods-l5 minute
quarters.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Olympic to Play. '

The Olympic A. c. will play the
Tragic A. C. this morning at II
o'clock on the grounds at Seventeenth
and d streets southeast. All players
are requested to report to Stump
Thomas at the grounds.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
ROCHESTER IS EASY
FOR TIGER ELEVEN

Princeton. n. j., Oct. B.-Princeton
defeated Rochester here this after
noon "a to O The game was nothing
more than a good workout for the
TigeS crew. In the four minutes of
play Garrity circled the end for
twenty yards and scored. Strubing
kicked goal.
Rochester braced in the second half
and the Tiger subs were unable to
score.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
RANDOLPH-MACON Is
I BEATEN BY RIVALS

Richmond, Va. Oct, 1S-In a ragged
football game today Sidney
defeated Randolph-Macon. - to L.
Numerous fumbles were made.
Hampden-Sidney used straight foot
ball. In the second half Randolph
Macon opened an aerial attack, but
couldn't score.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
STORER TEAM EASY
FOR HOWARD TRIBE

Howard University football team
yesterday defeated the Storer College
eleven on the home field by the one
sided score of s. to O. The Howard
machine once in motion was too stiff
for the visitors who crumbled under
the rush OF Coach Robinson's backs.
The summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Use Onside Kick.

Walter Eckersall said the other day
that play which would be used often
on the offense this autumn would be
the onside kick. The words scarcely
were out Of his mouth before the
North Carolinians employed It for
their touchdown at Yale.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Virsinians After Games.

The Virginia A. c., Of Alexandria.
Va. would like to arrange games with
any 125-pound team in this vicinity.
Address all challenges to Owen Crea-
gan. 21 South Royal street, Alex
andria. Va,
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Substitutions: st. Johns-Marty for Banield !;
Kelso for Robertson: ROBERTSON for Keiso; Mt.
St Marys-Cleary for Hennessey; Martin for
O'Brien: Hennesey for Cleary. Touchdown
Semler C0, Kirkpatrick O.. Goal from touch
down-Semler Referee-Portcr Washington Col
lege, Umpire-Saylu Johns HOPKINS. Head
Iineman-GaIlagher on. s. NJ, Time Of periods
TO TO- g.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
MARINE PREPS LAND
FROM MOUNT ST. JOE

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. 2s.-Outweighed
by at least ten pounds to the man.
the Mount st. Joseph's High School
football team went down before the
Marine Prep School. OF Washington.
today to the tune OF & to o. Ford and
sweeney were the stars for the Ma
rines. and they were in the game from
the start. The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
ROANOKE SWAMPED
BY TARHEEL STATE

Raleigh. n. c.. Oct. 1s.-North Caro-
lima Agricultural and Engineering
College this afternoon walked over
Roanoke College n to O. 1t rained
most of the time and the ball was
slippery. Roanoke made only two
first downs, being greatly outweighed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

substitutions: we< Virginia 80 Martin TO-
HAseT: Woimer for kAy; Ensvsilsr for Rsiies
McCue for Ice: B-obks for Mills; Mills Tor
Brooss; Leniz for HlI: Nczle for King: Hsf
rck fer Rodgers; Lewis for BArick: Ma1lRnd
StAte-Gilhert for BBcsbeisier; Loctey for Gil
hert. ToUcldoWn-RcdzeS -. Hite. Hsfcr
Goals frum tJnchdovns-RodSeu -. Referec
Mike Thompson tGeorRetOSnl. Umnire-D. "
Merimsa uieneysi. LincsnSr-M. W. Lsnhs
Nv. Va. WrslevsnN Tine q qusrers-Tvo g.
minutes, : : minulsE
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Will Play Ouintou.

The Mohawk C. football team will
battle the Quinton A. c. eleven this
afternoon at Seventeenth and ID street
southeast, starting at $50 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

Substitutes: Marine Preps-Sveeney for Fri
dinger. Ffidinger for Wingfeld. Quigley fr
Stone Mt St Jcsephs-Howard for Ucker.
Biagi for Howard Ucker for Biagi. Dockman
for Cunningham. PeTrun for Ryan. OBrcn for
Kirby. Touchdowns- 2 Ford . Sweeney
Goals from tcrchdowns-Ford Raeree-w.
Ucker. Umpre-Hary Feibe. head hnesman
Bird. Timers-Linhard and Bishop Time Of
periods-l5 IL. Is and Il minutes.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Hold Benefit Dance.

big benefit ball will be rendered
Kid Egan by G. E. King. manager OF
the Southern Dancing Club. at the Old
Masonic Temple, Ninth and F streets
northwest. Tuesday night. Music will
be furnished by Musicians Local No.
161.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Alabama Comes IN Life

Tuscaloosa, Ala. Oct ls.AThe Uni
versity Of Alabama, displaying a
strength that surprised even her own
supporters. defeated Howard College
here today. 4s to o.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Annual Rome Pull On.

The annual rope pull between the
Freshmen and Sophomores Of Cath
olic University will be held this morn
ing at Il o'clock at the pond in Sol
diers' Home.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Eler Is Auto Salesman.

Champaign. Ill. Oct. 1s-"Hod"
Eller. pitching star Of the Cincinnati
world champion baseball team, has
accepted a position as automobile
salesman for the winter.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Greenheart Midgets Win.

The Greenheart Midgets yesterday
defeated the Trinity Midgets in a foot
ball game by 4 to 8.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
WILLIAM AND MARY
PLAY RICHMOND TEAM

Richmond, Va. Oct. Is-After bat
Ting three quarters and part OF the
fourth, William and Mary scored a
touchdown against Richmond College,
and kicked goal winning the game
Z TO 0.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
West End Team Lands.

The West End football team defeated
the New Hampshire A c. eleven yes
terday 80 to 0. All candidates for the
West End team are requested to re-
port at II o'clock today for practice.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Central Beats EpiscopaI.

Alexandria. Va. Oct. 1s.-The Gem
trail High School football team of
Washington yesterday defeated the
Episcopal High School eleven by a
7-to-0 count. Central scored in the
opening period. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

Subsdtutions-FSIlon for Abbott: Steele for
Erwig; Erwig for Steele; Martin for Ackley;
brown for McCrOory. TuuchdOSIs- -Ackley 20.
Martin. Field gosls-AckIey. Hastings Goals
from touehdovns-Ackley ~. Referee-Nathan
A r1fts Brown. Umrsre-Robert-(W Nv. MAJ
well tSEGrthmore). Head lineman-J. A. Evans
tNilliansl. Tine OF quaTtRrs-Fifteen minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Amherst Smothers Trinity.

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 1S.-Amherst
smothered Trinity here this afternoon
with a IS TO victory. Capt. Breslin.
of Trinity, had two ribs broken in the
FIRST period and had to retire from the
game.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Georgia Beats Sexanee.

Athens. Ga, Oct 1S-In a hard
fought battle here today Georgia wor
from the Sewanee Tigers by a score
OF 10 to o.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
VIRGINIA POLY
BEATEN BY c. U.
!!Blacksburgh Eleven Forced
To Lower Colors to Hill
top Gridironers 33 to 7.

, GEORGETOWN University's eleven had
but little trouble yesterday In landing
the battle on the Hilltop campus from
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
team by q 31-to-7 count. That sweep
ing interference that has made IA
nous the attack of the Blue and Gray
eleven, showed to a great advantage
against the Dixie invaders.
The Poly gridironers gathered four
teen first downs during the battle
against an even dozen registered by
the Hilltoppers. but this sweeping end
play mixed in with criss crosses
helped the Bitfe and Gray to long
gains. Georeetown showed a much
better secondary defense than the Vir-
ginians but its heavy line At times
lacked the strength. Georgetown's de-
Tense against forward passes helped
net two touchdowns when intercep-
tons wer made
MeQuade Features
The aIl-around work Of Capt Johnny
McQuade of the Blue and Gray was
the outstanding feature, his sixty-five
yard run in the second period being
one of the best ever witnessed on the
Hill. McQuade, on this occasion, was
given the best Of interference. Both
McQuade and Maloney. who did the
punting for the locals, has something
on Crisp Of the visitors at the kicking
game, although McQuade's poor punt
early in the first period helped the
visitors considerably.
Poly registered its touchdown dur
ing the closing minutes Of play. when
by the way OF forward passes and
penalties. they worked the bali to
Georgetown's forty-yard line. Ian
cester booted an on-side kick behind
the Hilltoppers' goal line. Godsey. Of
the visitors. fell on the ball behind G..
U. line. he being the Tech player on
side at the time Of the boot.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Mercer Is Beaten.

Gainesville. Fla, Oct. 1s.-Piaying in
downpopr Of rain and a field of
mud the University of Florida de-
feated Mercer here today by the score
of ts to. q Z. -. q, =. !. -, Z, j lss.S !,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
St. Johns College Lands.

Emmitsburg. Nd. Oct 1s-St. John S
College. of~Annapolis. defeated Mount
Saint Mary's on Echo Field here to-
day 81 TO Q. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19

Substitutes: Howard-Lawrence for Holten;
Brown for Downing; Pannell for Hardwick;
Fuller for Nurse; Camper Tor Fuller; jackson
for Thomas: Payne for Carter: Hurt for PanneI.
storer-Nappei for Hill: Tspei for johnson;
Lee for Ford Annette for Childs
The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
Plainsmen on Ton.

Columbia. s. c.. Oct. H-Davidson
College defeated the University of
South Carolina here this afternoon.
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