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Evening star., 1921-10-28
Georgetown George Washington Renv Their Annual Ball
|ATTRACT|CE GRID CARD
| FOR FANS IN THE SOUTH

ATLANTA, O.tober 2s.-The old
witch who used to divide herself into
as many parts as she pleased will be
the envy of southern foot ball fans
tomorrow. for the last Saturday In
October will furnish Il dozen grid
iron contests that no follower of the
great college game wants to miss.
To begin with. Centre plays Har-
ward again in the Cambridge stadium,
and Georgia Tech meets Penn State
at the Polo Grounds. New York, and
Tulane tackles Detroit University on
the latter'S field.
These intersectional battles that
are sure to produce colorful games
whatever the outcome are in no whit
surpassed in interest by several
strictly southern struggles. Georgia
and Auburn engage in their annual
clash tomorrow at Columbus. Ca =;
Vanderbilt and Tennessee meet in
Nashville; Alabama and Louisiana
State play in New Orleans, and Sc
vance and Kentucky State face in
Louisville.
Many games between evenly
ma tched teams of the smaller insti-
tutionS complete an interesting sched-
ule
Evening star., 1921-10-28
BIG GRID CONTESTS
ON LIST TOMORROW
LOCAL TEAMS.

Georgetown vs.. George Washington,
Mt American League Park. 3 o'clock.
Maryland VS.. North CAROLINA, at
Baltimore, 2:3O.
Catholic University vs.. BucknelI, mt
Lewisbure. Pa.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Military Institute. at Raleigh.
Washington and Lee vs.. Virginia
Poly, at Lynchbutg, Va.
William and Mary W. Randolph
Macon, at williamsburg. Va.
Wake Forest vs.. Guilford. mt Wake
Forest, n. &.
Johns Hopkins vs.. Western Mary
land, Mt Baltimore.
Richmond Va. Davidson, at Rich
mOnd.
Army vs.. SusGuehnna. at West Point.
Penn State vs.. Georgia Tech. at
Polo Grounds, New York.
Harvard vs.. Centre at Cambridge.
Princeton VS.. Virginia. mt Princeton.
Syracuse vs.. Washington and Jeffer-
son. at Syrncuse.
Pittsburgh va. Penn, at philadelphia.
Cornell VS.. Dartmouth. Mt Ithaca.
Columbia VS.. Williams, mt New York.
Colby vs.. Maine. at WatervilIe.
FOrdham vs.. Boston College, nj
Ebbets Field. Brooklyn.
Lehigh vs.. West Virginia, at Beth
lehem.
Swarthmore w.. Muhlenberg. nj
SwarthmOre.
Yale vs.. Brown. mt New Haven.
Colgate w. New York Iniversity, AT
Colgate.
Lafayette W.. Rutgers, at Ea<ton.
SOUTH.
GeorEia vs.. Auburn. at Co -
Sewanee vs.. Kentucky, mt Louisville
Louisiana state vs.. Alabama, al
New Orleans.
Oklahoma Aggies Va. Arkansas. at
Saltwater.
Trinity W.. Elon. at Durham. \. c,
Vile.
Mississippi Va. Mississippi Aggies.
CENTRAL.
Chicago vs.. colorado nj Cnicaso.
Illinois vs.. Michigan, at Crbana.
Indiana vs.. NOtre Dame, at In
dinnapOlis.
Kunsa. vs.. Kansas Asgies. at
Marquette vs.. Michigan Aggtes. at
Milwaukee.
Nebraska vs.. Oklahoma. at Lincoln.
Purdue vs.. Iowa, Mt Lafayette.
WEST.
Colorado Mines vs.. Utah ASgies, at
Colorado Springs.
Denver W.. Wyoming, at Denver.
Southern California vs.. Pomona, at
Los Angeles.
Stanford vs.. Oregon Aggies. mt Palo
Alto.
washington State vs.. California, at
Portland.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
LATE GONzAGA SCORE
BEATS ST. JOHNS, 1876

Gonzaga's High School eleven yes
terday gained another stride in the
race for the Districts prem school
foot ball championship when il de-
feated st. Johns College team, 13 to G.
in the game at American League
Park. but it had to extend itself to
overcome the plucky little Vernon,
avenue combination. Greatly OUT
weighed, st. Johns fought bitterly all
the way.
The Vermont avenue boys scored In
the first five minutes Of play, when
O'Neil Intercepted Il GonZaga forward
pass and ran IS yards to q touch
down. Gonzaga got Il score in the
second period. when Boucher went
around left end for "a yards TO goal.
and in the fourth period the same
player caught a punted ball and ran
6S yards for touchdown that decided
the issue.
GonZaga made twelve first downs TO
two for st. Johns, but was checked
by the excellent Dunting of OCalla
CHAN. GOrmley and Graft played well
for the losers, while Boucher. F.nrigh'
and Graves starred for Gonzaga.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
DISTRICT PROS SHIFTED
| FOR GRID GAME SUNDAY

Washington's professional eleven that
faces the Richmond Athletic Associa-
ton team in the game at American
League Park Sunday afternoon will be
somewhat different from that which
went down to defeat before the power
full Homesburg gridmen. Coach Hegarty
has been experimenting with new ma
terial all the week. and believes he has
whipped into shape combination that
will, surprise the EirginianS.
Among the more important additions
to the club is Harry Robb. foot ball
coach at Catholic University. who VIII
play in the backfield. While at Penn
State in 1919 Robb played a great game
as quarterback and was prominently
mentioned by Walter Camp in his All
American eleven selections.
other newcomers are Johnny Bleier.
for wears a sandlot star here. ana
Snitz Snyder. former Tech High and
University of Maryland player. Bleier
will be used at auarterback. and Wal,
son. who has been directing play. VIII
b.. shifted to half5ack. Snyder PROB
ably will get into tile game in the back
field. .
Injuries to players have caused sew,
eraI line shifts Mccarthy will be moved
from guard to end. and litkus suosu-
tutsd for Crouch at center. IheSe men
have been drilling in their new positions
this week and should be ready FOR ac
ton when the whistle sounds at )
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-10-28

no time In putting his squad of twen-
ty-five men through a light drill. A
faculty ruling at Centre prevented many
undergraduate rooters from coming east.
pieces was in the party. Moran said
Centre was confident that its team was
much stronger than that which was de-
feated 81 to IA by Harvard last fall.
URBANA ILL.,, October 2S.-No one
was allowed TO witness the practice See-
sion of the Illinois eleven today, as
Coach Zuppke put the players through
final touches for the game with Michi-
gan tomorrow. II was announced,
however. that Jack Crangle. Illinois
leading backfieid ground gamer, would
appear IN the lineup tomorrow. having
recovered from his injuries.
CHICAGO. October 2S.-University
of Chicago's team. which plays Colo
rado tomorrow. shared Stagg Field
with rhs visitors today for practice.
Milton Romney, Maroon quarterback.
who made the winning plays against
Princeton last Saturday. probably will
he unable to get into tn" game. due to
injuries. Assistant Coach Payne of the
Maruons. who watched Colorado defeat
Denver last Saturday, said the visitors
have a forward pass formation Which
may make trouble.
MADISON. Wis, October 2S.-The
badgers. who will meet Minnesota here
tomorrow. pIactiCed behind closed doors
today. concentrating their efforts on a
lineup to overcome the Minnesota shift
The injury to Gibson. a quarterback,
has caused many shifts.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. october IS
DESPITE the battering received in the
game last Saturday with Nebraska
Notre Danes strongest eleven will be
pitted against Indiana here tomorrow
Indiana also is i'll good physical con.
dition. Last year Notre Dame won l;
20 10.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. October Is
Crippled so badly that even Coacf
Dietz does not know the probable line
UP of his eleven against Iowa here to-
morrow. PurdueS prospects are not
considered very good for even low
score. Iowa, on the other hand. is SAID
10 be in fine fettle.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
INDEPENDENT ELEVENS

Trinity Athletic Club desires games
with the Nationals, Riggs. Lnworths
Liberties. MOultons and other 49,
pound el-venS. Challenges will be re-
Geivcd by the management at Trinity
Field. 37th and X streets.
ROamer and stanton athletic clubs
VIII be opponents Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock on Monument lot gridirofl
No. ..
St. 1hereSn's Props and Moulton Ath-
lettc Club will clash Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock on the Anacostia gridiron
Quentin Athletic Club, which is to
meet the Hyattsville eleven at Con-
gress Heights Sunday afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock. wants to hear from the
opposition. Manager Burgess of the
Quentins may be communicated with
at lolS q street southeast. or over
telephone.
Evening star., 1921-10-28

Georgia Tech uses the jump shift
This play has been the stock in trade
of the Yellow Jackets for many years
and they employ it about as well as
ii can be used. For Il crash off tack lie
or ii swing around the ends the writer
knows of nothing more effective un-
less 1t be Chicago's tackles back for
nation.
At the same time Tech has made of
the forward pass dangerous weapon
Just how precise and cool the south
erners will be in the face of an at
tack which combines many intricate
shifts and skillfully played over
head game remains to be seen. Tech $
success depends considerably upon the
manner in which her forwards meas
ure up to the grueling test that will
be applied to them. In the case of
each eleven attack no doubt will be
regarded as the strongest defense.
Centre will be certain to present an
interesting offense for lIarvard's con-
Sideration. while the chances are that
her line play will not be such A weak
link in her chain of team efficiency as
was the case at Cambridge last sea
son. The kentuckians have run
rough -shod over a number Of minor
opponents. Against the Crimson they
are destined TO feel the gaff more
than once. 1t Is a question how they
will stand it.
Yale should hold Brown safe
enough. Princetop. which has lost
50 per cent of Its games thus far. will
have chance to taste victory against
Virginia.
Along about the middle of a foot
ball season. which has contained as
many interesting contests as the pres
ent month, a critic has in hand grist
of fact. incident and theory which
make for deep consideration. Glenn
Warner made the statement, for in
stance, that as soon as he saw that
Chick Meehan had seven Sophomor.s
in his Syracuse lineup he was conf
dent that the Pittsburgh team would
take the Oranges measure. There is
something in that. A strong team
mainly made up of veteran material
has that sanction of experience. that
poise under fire in a big game which,
all other things being equal. is likely
to give them the edge
The position Of Pitt and Syracuse
was reversed in 1919. the Orange hav-
ing an outfit Of experienced men,
while the Panthers had a sophomore
eleven. And the Syracuse seniors de-
feated the Pittsburgh sophomores.
That sophomore team of 1919 is War
ner's veteran crew of today. In other
cases-an abundance of them-it has
been demonstrated that in foot ball
it is not the rule that extreme youth
shall be served.
Chicago critics say that the Maroons
had a number of plays that Princeton
never saw. indicating that had they
been used the Tigers would have been
buried under a blizzard score. All
teams have more plays than they use
in a game-playS that score a multi
tude of touchdowns. on paper II is
Evening star., 1921-10-28
NEW GARFIELD ELEVEN
PLAYS TRINITY SUNDAY

Garfield Athletic club. now perma-
nently organized. is planning pre-
tentious campaigns in several lines
of sport eudeavor. Foot ball, basket
bali. bowling and base ball teams
Will be supported by the club, and
managers and captains already have
been appointed. The foot ball team
Will swing into action Sunday in a
game with Trinity Athletic Club on
the sridiron at 37th and + streets.
The basket ball team now is pre-
pairing a schedule and expects to start
play early next month The club in
cludes a number of bowiers. who
have formed several teams. a club
league is a possibility. and il is prac-
tica!ly certain the Garfields will have
!. repre- sentative team in some duck
pin league.
The club. composed of members
living in the vicinity of Garfield Park,
has elected George F'rankel presi-
dent and business manager: John T.
Crittenden. secretary. and Simon Lie
herman, treasurer. Ali communications
should be addressed to Crittenden. at
AZ Sd street southeast.
Evening star., 1921-10-28

perfectly clear why Chicago didn't
use more forward passes than she
did; her star forward pass play in
volved pass from the center. which
the throwing back caught on the run.
Twice in early periods the ball got by
him and rolled into the backiield. SO
the dangerous play was not tried
again until the last period well in
Tiger territory. That time il worked.
Chicago's one weakness was In punt
like catching the ball. She always
dropped two men back when Il
Princeton punt was on tap.
Harvard had what Princeton lacked
and what the Tigers always lack
in October-au offense. A team that
has nothing to do but shoot at the
other fellow without having to worry
much> about counter strokes always
appears at advantage. In this ovn-
nection a Princetonian writes that if
Princeton expects to represent the
prestige Of the east while charging
$3.50 per ticket, she would do well 10
forget Harvard and Yale for the mo-
ment and prepare herself to play Oc-
tobcr foot ball In Il manner commen-
surate with her ambitions for that
month Here's Il hint to Princeton
page, Frank Click.
But, on the other hand. a team
that expects TO win crucial games in
November has first to make certain
that her defense IL coppcr-riveted be-
fore offensive frills are applied.
Pennsylvania State against Harvard
showed the weakness of the early
attack building system. State could
went through State like a knife
through paper. Chicago's merit
against Princeton was that she had
both an attack and d defense.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
CENTRAL AND TECH MEET
IN ANNUAL ENGAGEMENT

Elevens Of Central and Tech are
battling in Central Stadium this aft
ernoon in what is generally regarded
as the most important game Of tn"
annual high school foot bail cham
pionship series. The teams that
were to take the field at 3:15 O'Clock
were about even in weight. Each
has one series win to its credit.
This afternoons engagement is the
twenty-third between foot ball teams
representing the institutions Cen
tral has won ten games and Tech
nine while three have resulted in tic
scores since the schools began their
Sriiiron series
Evening star., 1921-10-28

lars now rounding into fairly good
shape will get into at least part of
the contest. Young and Branner will
be on the ends. Nisbet and Burger ut
tackles; NJ. Brewer and Gundry at
guards: Pollock at center; Semler at
quarter; b. Brewer and Paganucci at
halfback. and McQuade at full.
Thirty Catholic University players
in charge of Coach Robb. left Brook =
land a. noon today for Lewisturg,
Pa. where the Maroon and Black will
oppose Rucknell tomorrow afternoon.
AS result of injuries to regulars the
Brooklanders will have to use prac
tically new backfield. Mccarthy Will
replace Buckley at quarterback.
while Connell and kerrigan will be
at halves Curran, who has been treat
ing bruised leg, will resume his
fullback position.
Galinudet~ varsity combination will
watch the reserves in action against
the Catholic University freshmen to-
morrow at Kendall Green. The Brook
land cubs have been practicing dill
gently for the engagement. but prob
ably will not be in as good form as
the Gallaudet reserves. who have been
lining UP against the varsity since
the start of the season.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
JOCKEY BADLY INJURED.

BALTIMORE, Md, October Is
Meuse. with Leo Coney. 4 colored
jockey, up, fell in the fifth race at
Laurel yesterday. and the rider is at
a Baltimore hospital, his skull prob
ably fractured. frankie Coltiletti is
charged with being responsible for
the fall Coltiletti is alleged to have
driven his mount. Sedge. at an angle
that put Coney on the fence. Sedge
was disqualified and Coltiletti set
down for the balance Of the meet
Evening star., 1921-10-28
SOUTH CAROLINA WINS
OVER CLEMSON ELEVEN

COLUMBIA. :. C., octobef ~
showing marked superiority in every
department of play. the University
of south Carolina defeated Clemson
College. 81 TO o, in their annual foot
ball game at the state fair here yes
terday.
Clemson was able to make but one
srs+ down. this through the medium
of a forward pass at the beginning
Of the third period
The playing of Wheeler. Carolina
center. was the feature
Belk intercepted Clemson for
ward pass in the third period and
ran sixty yards to score Carolina
second touchdown.
Evening star., 1921-10-28
HOWARD EXPECTS BATTLE
IN GRIDIRON AT INSTITUTE

Howard Cniversity's foot ball team
has g"ne to Institute, w. Va. for its
game tomorrow with West Virginia
Collegiate Institute. The Blue and
White expects considerable opposi-
ton. for the West Virginians have
been putting up a sturdy game this
season. Twenty-Five players are in
the Howard squad.
Howard and West Virginia Col
legiatc Institute elevens have met for
the past five years with all games re-
sulting in ties. except that last sea
son when Howard won. : to 0.