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Evening star., 1921-10-02
MISS STIRLING BEATEN
IN 19-HOLE GOLF MATCH

DEAL, N j.. October Miss Alexa
Stirling. Atlanta. United States wom-
an golf champion. today was defeat
ed 1 up in nineteen holes by Mrs. c.
H. Vanderbeck. Philadelphia, In the
first of nine matches between woman
golfers representing the east and
west.
Eastern players won eight of the
matches. which were held as pre-:
llmfnary to the woman's national
championship tournament, starting
Monday. Miss Stirling was a mem
Der Of the western team.
Playing the Hollywood Club course
for the first time. the Atlanta girl
was hard pressed all the way by Mrs
Vanderbeck, largely because of her
poor putting. Until the extra hole
Miss Strings driving and approa CHI
ing were superior, but at the nine
teenth she took S to reach the green.
including a hooker brassie second and
two approaches.
Results of other matches follow:
Mrs. ". A. Gavin Of New York defeated
Mrs Melvin Jones Of Chicago, up at the
home green.
Miss Marion HELMS Of New York defeated
Mrs F. G: Let's. tr.. Of Chicago. I and 3.
Miss Mildred Cayerly nf PhHadeipha de-
feated Mrs. David Gaut Of Memphis. up at
Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson. Greenwich, Conn.,,
defeated Miss Jeanette Kinney Of Cleveland.
and
Miss Ernestine Pearce of Chicago defeated
Miss F. f. Dubois of New York / up
Mrs. Thomas HncknaII Of New York defeat
ed Miss Dorothy klutz of Chicago, 3 and l.
Miss Geergianna Bishop Of bridgeport Conn.,
defeated Miss Corella Lukens of Chicago, s
Mrs. Caleb F. Fox Of Philadelphia defeated
MIS- Howard Linn Of Chicago. 4 and s.
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SAVED FROM
DEFEAT BY DROPK|CK

BALTIMORE. Md. October Into
dull. sluggish opening day foot ball
affair today between Johns Hopkins
and Mount st. Mary's when Lanqy CAL
kins at the start of the third quarter.
He was substituting for Markell at
fullback for Hopkins. BY reason of
safety In the second quarter. the
visitors were out in front 2 to 0. and
the Black and Blue athletes hadn't
shown any power on the attack.
The third quarter was almost COM
pleted when the break came. and it
was Calkins who stepped into the
breach and turned apparent defeat
into a to victory by thrilling 65-
yard run and later drop kick from
the 22-yard line.
Mount St. Marys' assumed the lead
at the beginning of the second quarter
on a safety. This play followed
Hopkins tumble in midfield. Brown
recovered the ball and ran 35 yards.
The visitors failed to gain in three
downs. and ]. Chapman tried a drop
kick which fell short. The ball was
brought out and given to Hopkins on
the 20-yard line. On the first play by
Hopkins, Cromwell made a miserable
pass from center. The ball rolled
back OF the Hopkins goal. and Darley,
who recovered it, was downed back Of
the line. Line-up:
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One Of the largest crowds OF the
season witnessed the running OF the
$4,000 stake. and with the h'ne
speedsters always well punched II
proved a pretty struggle throughout
Ridden by l.. McAtee. Capt. Alcock
toox nm the chase of Harry Payne
whitnsy's Tryster soon after Inc
break, easily assumed command 40
the field swung into the home stre'c,'
and was only cantering at the emu
the margin of victory neing ,,sna, aTu,
lengths. Tryster carried ms oazaS ,,s
speed finely for a mile while stitlne tn mn mn
the theoueh But he weakened rapidly
under Cotilettfs urging IN tne MA, mnn,
stages and had to be cohtenl WI
the place. The Porter. always S;1s viTSs
up. nabbed the show money. .,'.s
Irish Kiss was fourth TO III ane MocE
followed oy vgeea nes.sEss 4avs
Snaiding Lowe Jenkins chahSe En y,
victory went glimmering wnen fo,iS
Ann propped as the barrier "eh' "p'
talent Locates Three winners.
c.t..wav day was marked by the
customary unleashing OF gooo tn,nSs 80
mt the talent located three Wlnmers Wst
in The Boy, Well tinoer 81 anu which
prnved much the best of their COM
p1T The genial Slim Peterson finally
had a chance to see his silks s,css- car
ried to victory when .ls en- o1esed ene with
a % rush and got up in the time to beat
D,adv aa a head in the sixth numosa' ,osa
but % the owner specqiated oaas on MHsS; ssis
third to the wire. Ponce IL. rooe sn 'a on
winner and also had q leg up y"
Er;hhertv Gibbet in the finale.
A real finish was that which cam came
in which Theodosia. after setting anGuah a.,
the pace. hung on Just in long eHG%s WG%ow
to outlast the fast-closing WlooW
pssH,se pssins ss11.7o. was another ,n one to to
lead the party throughout. doing so SO
in the opener. when ne sssd rsacaeV Woter te
Evening star., 1921-10-02
RICHMOND BEATS c. j.
BY SCORE OF "A TO 0

RICHMOND. Va, October 1.-Uni-
versity Of Richmond outplayed Cath.
Ollie University's heavier eleven at a
fast pace today and won, IA to o.
Jones and Snead were the outstanding
figures of the day. each getting a
touchdown after thrilling runs.
Jones. sent in as q substitute for
Towill. scored almost. Immediately.
His chance came when Snead's punt
was booted by Curran on the visitors
29-yard mark. Jones, coming through
to the left of his line, took the bound
Zeigier kicked goal and the score
ZeiHler kicked goal and the scores
stood to 0 at the close of the first
half.
The large crowd was given its
other thrill, the play that made Snead
loom up star In the final period.
after Catholic University had launch
ed terrific offensive. The Washing
tonians were on the locals 15-yard
line when they were stopped. Then.
following several line plays, a for
ward pass was shot to Snead and he
went seventy yards for score.
Zeigler kicked the goal.
Later the visitors gained repeatedly.
but the locals by sheer fight saved
their line from being crossed. Sum-
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NEWLY HELPS TIGERS
TO OBEAT'SWARTHMORE

PRINCETON, N. j.. October l.
swarthmore gave Princeton a memo
rable fight today, when those two
teams clashed in the Tigers inau-
gural game. the Black and Orange
varsity finally winning, 81 to z.
Swarthmore started off with rush,
running back the kick off to Prince
toms own 45-yard line. An exchange
or punts and several penalties gave
Princeton the pigskin on her own s.
yard line.
Garrity. however. got off around the
END and carried the ball 40 yards
before he was downed. Lourfe a min
ute later ran IS yards for a touchdown.
touchdown.
Snively shot long forward pass
TO Lourfe in the second period, and
the Princetonian carried the ball over
for his second touchdown.
The Tigers got their last touch
down In the third quarter, when New
by skirted the field for Coward
run to the visitors unprotected goal
line.
Swarthmore braced up in the fourth
perlod Geiges received punt and
ran 80 yards through the whole Prince
ton team for the Maroon's only touch
down just a few minutes before the
referees whistle ended the game. Sum
mary:
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Results at Jamaica

First race. two-year-olds: five and half
furlongs-sleive Conard. 107 tNolanl. 8 to
/. 5 to and even! won; Penitent. 99 tPen-
mani, 1 to 9 and / to 5. second: Modesty,
l04 fMarinellD, to /, third. Time. LOT 10.
Lady Baltimore, Leghorn, Irish Brigadier.
Finality, Rib Grass and Request also ran.
Second race threeyear-0lds and up: one
mile and a sixteenth--fienie W., Ill (Schut-
tineer). 6 to l.. 8 to 5 and to 2, won;
Neddam, 104 (Harrison). 2 to and even,
second; Irish Dream. 100 Fator). to .:
third. Time. 1.47 2-5. Sedgefeld. Whtsk and
Third race. three-year-olds and up; one
lMarinelii). . to s. 8 to and to 4, won:
Jock Scot. 1O6 tFatosl. even and TO- 3.
8 to 5. third. Time. 1.45. Siren Maid. Rep
and Tufter also ran.
Fourth race. the 1nterborough Handicap:
three.year-olds and upward: one mile and 4
sixteenth-Georgie, 121 (Marineilil, 8 to s.
out and out, wor Knobbie. 1l8 (Sande), out
and out second. Time, 1.46 As. Only two
starters.
Fifth race, three year-Olds and upward; one
mile and a sixteenth-Crack Of Dawn. 1O5
(Fator). 5 to 1, . to 1 and even. won; Vista,
104 lSchuttinger). even and 2 to 8. second;
Sea Sinner, Ill (Turner). even. third. Time.
LAT. Pickwfck. Sam Kelly. Lampus and
Sixth race. all ages: the Century Handicap;
six furlongs-Audacious. 40 tKummer). even
to 8 and out, won; Thunderclap. 40 (Sande),
to and out, second; Missionary, 100
(MarinellD, 1 TO 2, third Time. 1.12 40.
Elected II and stallen also ran.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
LITTLE PROGRESS MADE
BY HOWARD GRID SQUAD

Coach Morrison still is putting the
Howard University foot ball squad
through the rigorous program of
training which he started two weeks
ago, but the daily workouts and
scrimmages have not thus far de-
veloped worthy substitutes for the
places on the squad left vacant by
last years graduates. There now are
about forty-four candidates out.
The freshman squad will take the
field next week. The cubs hope to
play Manassas Institute. Manassas.
Va; Storer College, Harper's Ferry.
w. Va: Morgan College, Baltimore.
Nd. and the local high schools. Dun
bar and Armstrong.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

The opening will not lack ceremony
addresses by prominent members OF
paign will be started formally by
to toss the first ball down the alley
The league will be conducted this
season under a new code. in which
the most important rule IL that in
tended to force observance Of the
foul line. Two paid officials will UNI
pire all games. They will be station
ed at the foul line. and will penalize
any player observed crossing the
mark while delivering a ball.
Monday. StansbU-y VS.. Naval, st.
Johns vs.. Mount Pleasant. Lafayette
vs. Washington Centennial. Columbia
vs. National, Lebanon VS.. King David;
Tuesday, Federal VS.. Hope. Osiris VS..
George c. Whiting, Potomac VS.. AL
bert Pike; Wednesday. King Solomon
VS.. B. B. French. Pentalpha VS.. Ar.
Thursday. New Jerusalem VS.. East
Gate. Takoma vs. Harmony: Friday,
Acacia VS.. M. NJ. Parker, Hiram vs.,
Joppa-
Two leagues will open their seasons
leys in the city post Office at North
avenue. The Post ONCE quint. cap
tanned by Elizabeth Rawlings. and
the George M. Oyster team, led by
Janet Houston, will be opponents III
the first match Of the Washington
Ladies' Duckpin L0,gue, while Deliv-
cry will face Railway Mail Service
and Main Office will oppose Carriers
and Postmasters in the Post Office
League. Postmaster Chance will ad-
dress the bowlers.
Elizabeth Rawlings is president of
the ten-team women's circuit. other
officers are: Janet Houston, vice presi-
dent; t;Glayds Lowd. secretary treasurer,
and James B. Baker. scorer. The
schedule for the week, following the
opening night, is: Tuesday. Bureau
of Engraving and Printing vs. West.
ern Union: Wednesday, Crescents vs.
Original Five; Thursday, Treasury vs..
Evening star., 1921-10-02
MRS. CRISWELL VICTOR
IN COLUMBIA PUTTING

Mrs. Ben w Chiswell scored in
the weekly putting contest at the
Columbia Country Club yesterday,
defeating Mrs. f. n. Pitcher in the
final round, 80 and 1.
Mrs. H. c. Sheridan won tthe con-
ISOLATION, her victory in the final
coming at the expense of Mrs. A. B.
Shelton, and !.
The mixed putting contest, in which
the men and women will vie for
honors. has been postponed from the
original date of October Is to Oc-
tober %. on account of its conflicting
with the Columbia fall golf tourney
Evening star., 1921-10-02
DRAW HANDlCAPS TODAY
FOR POTOMAC GOLFERS

Handicaps will be drawn this aft
ernoon in the Potomac Golf Clubs
blind" tournament. which has been
in progress on the municipal links
for the past week. Scores ranging
from n to 120 have been turned in
by eighty players and more are ex-
pected this morning.
Prizes for the tourney have been do
rated by the following Washington
merchants: Hecht Company, w F..
Roberts & Co., Saks & Co.. Sport
Mart. Loeff1er, Spalding and Walford.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

v tomorrow night with thirty teams,
,es, taking the drives at Sherman's.
There will be band at hand and
the order. The championship cam
rand Master O'Neill, who is slated
). Action will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
Finance: Friday. War Department VS..
Post Office.
The Post Office League is headed by
President Philip Otterback. L. w.
Robbins is secretary, treasurer and
corer.
tomorrow night on the Arcade alleys
in the first match Of the Arcade
League. Ten teams are In the circuit,
Of which Leo B. Russell is president.
Other officers are ]. Eugene McGol-
rick. vice president; Harry II. Sey-
farth, secretary and scorer, and Ewing
s. Morgan. jr., treasurer; The board
b. Clancy, H. Z. Stelle, p. A. Vogel,
G. Werner. f. s. Morgan. M. J. Pierce,
J. r. OFT. Howard Campbell and Leo
Russell.
The schedule for the first three
weeks Of the campaign follows: Octo-
Der 3, Triangles vs.. Corinthians; 4.
Raphaels va Cyclones; 5, Petworth VS..
Brightwood: s, superiais vs. ouray:
Z. Arcades VS.. Patents; 10, Triangles VS..
Cyclones: II, Raphaels VS.. Corinthians;
IL, Patents VS.. Brightwood; 10. Su-
perials VS.. Petworth; IA, Arcades VS..
Ourays: II. Cyclones vs.. Corinthians:
18, Raphaels VS.. Triangles; 10, Patents
vs. Petworth; 20. Superials VS.. Arcades;
81, Brightwood Va. Ouray.
Duckpinners Of the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics are to
start their bowling league campaign
Wednesday night on the Northeast
Temple drives. The following councils
will be represented by teams: Amer
Capital. Benning, Liber-
ty Bell. J. Morgan Read. E. J. Ross.
Francis Scott Key and Constellation
Capital Council expects the follow
ing bowling members to attend to-
morrow nights meeting: Reynolds, P.
c. Miller. J. Z. Miller. Brown, Watson.
Donaldson, H. H. Scott. R. L. Scott.
Neetz Lewis, Knease. w. o. Hutchison
and Potter,
Evening star., 1921-10-02
BEATS SPARKLING FIELD
IN GETAWAY FEATURE
One of Seasons Largest Crowds Sees Quincy
Stable Speedster Cop $4,000 Stake
Tolent Locates Three Winners.

VAyRE DE GRACE Nd October 1Shipped from New York
previous Aeock bearer of the Quincy
flashed his shining plates back at sparkling nela yes'e
nth. avre de Grace Handicap eclosing Of
meeting merely for the
Ogden Jim despite the " that sucn
~ Porter Polly Ann Jeg and several
The Of mile eighth.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
v. P. !. FINDS REAL FOE
IN WILLIAM and MARY

BLACKSBURG, Va, October l.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute defeat
ed William and Mary, IA to 0. in q
game which was a thriller from start
to finish.
William and Mary showed wonder
full defensive punch, but their often
sive work was weak. Quarterback
Walla-s scored both touchdown..
Gettle. Jones and Hess played great
ball for the Techs.
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substitutions-Navai Academy. Dole for
Parr, Smith for Bolles. Wiedern for Carney.
Shretner for Sanborn. Powell for Shreiner,
winkjer for Frawley. Huggins for Winkjer,
Waith for King, Levitsky for Walsh, Waters
for Taylor. Flaherty for Waters. stols for
Rooney, Tucker for Hughes. Barchet for
Koehlsr. Taylor for Barchet. Cullen for Mckee.
Matthews for Cullen, Hamilton for Cruise.
Oregan for Hamilton: North Carolina. Baum
for Weam, van1ant for Boston, Faucette for
Lasiter. Touchdowns-koehler (2). Matthews
~, Couroy. Hughes. Goals from touchdowns
king, In 4; Tucker. In l; Oregan. missed
one.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
PEERLESS CALLS TRACK MEN.

Peerless Athletic Club has issued
a call for track and field team condi-
dates and will star. their training
Thursday night. when the athletes
are to report at 1897 5th street north
east. The Peerless club expects to be
represented by team in the South
Atlantic A. A. u. cross-country cham
pionship, to be held here in Novem-
ber.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
EMERSON ELEVEN HOLDS
MARYLAND CUBS TO TIE

University of Maryland freshmen
We're held to a 7-to-7 tie by Emerson
Institutes eleven yesterday in a rag
gedly played game at College Park.
The Maryland cubs fumbled repea teflly
and lacked a consistent attack. Thev
scored in the first period on straight
foot ball. Heine making the touch
down and kicking the goal. In the
final period, Hunt of Emerson In.
stitute intercepted a Maryland for
ward pass and ran 80 yards to goal.
Camerson added the kick point. Line
up and sum e.,y:
Evening star., 1921-10-02
CLEVER PUTTING TELLS !
IN MATCH ENDING 81
Victor Shoots Ball In From All Sorts of Distances
While National Open Champion
Is Erratic on Greens.

EW YORK l-Water Hagen York. the pro-
fessona golfers championship today defeating Jim Barnes
national champion, 3 and ?.
Hagen quickly
obtained commanding lead the first holes At the
81 until they reached fourteenth Barnes
hole the afternoon round At Hagen hooked his
drive o a and had outs
Evening star., 1921-10-02
British Golfer Ahead.

WESTFIELD. n. J.. October L.
British golf professionals. today de-
feated Pat O'Hara of the Richmond
Country Club and Peter O'Hara OF
the Shackamaxon Country Club by
up in thirty-six- hole match over
the Shsckamaxon course.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
v. MI. TEAM IMPROVES.

LEXINGTON, Va. October 1.-Vir-
ginia Military Institute defeated
Hampden Sidney College here today,
So to o. The locals showed much i'm
provement over last weeks work.
their goal at no time being in danger.
The cadets made ten first downs to
Hampden-Sidneys three. Both sides
played clean foot ball, only one pen.
atty being administered. Lineup:
Evening star., 1921-10-02
NAVY HAS EASY Time
IN BEATING TARHEELS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, October 1.-The
Naval Academy foot ball team struck
q fast pace from the start this after
noon. and defeated North Carolina
State by 20 to 0. 1t was sweet re-
venge for the Navy team. as North
Carolina caught them without most
of their regular linemen last year
ana won. II to Z.
Coach Folwell made many changes
In his team. trying three or four
players in every backfield position.
These changes started when the Navy
scored Its second touchdown in the
second quarter and before the second
half was well under way.
koehler played in the backf1eld for
q little less than half the game, but
was worked very hard during the
period. His gains were regularly for
Is yards. and he scored both Of the
in the first half. Summary:
Evening star., 1921-10-02
SYRACUSE WINS, SO TO 0,
OVER OHIO UNIVERSITY

SYRACUSE. October 1.-Syracuse
here today. 3S to 0, in a game more
evenly contested than the score in
dicates. The Ohioans fought every
inch of the way and had Syracuse
on the defensive many times. The
Oranges ability to take advantage
of it's opponents misplays was a big
factor in the victory. Summary:
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Throughout the day Barnes was
unable to get down any kind of a
putt over four feet. whereas Hagen
was running the ball in from all
sorts of distances. This is the first
case on record of a home bred player
winning the title. Hagen's cash
award was $500, and Barnes $3.50
The afternoon card follows:
Hagen, out 3 5 3 Q SIS
Barnes, out 5 5 8 3 3 4-S7
Hagen. in g 3 5
Karn.s, in 3 4 3 5
Cards for the morning round:
Hagen, out 3 3 4 1-35
Barnes, out 1 i 3 3 "a
Hagen, In 8 3 1870
Barnes, in 3 4 3 6 3 4-J-1l
Evening star., 1921-10-02
| INDEPENDENT ELEvENS

st. Teresa's midget team scored a
6-to.O victory over the Hilltop mid
gets yesterday when Leonard inter-
cepted q forward pass and ran to q
touchdown. The senior st: Teresa
eleven will scrimmage At 1880 o'clock
this afternoon on the Fairlawn grid
iron, in Anacostfa.
Quentin Athletic Club reserves and
East Riverdale Athletic Club will be
opponents this afternoon on the Con:
gress Heights gridiron. Play will
begin at 1880 o'clock. Quentin grid
ders are to report on the field at
noon.
All candidates for the Peerless Ath-
letic Club eleven are expected to re-
port for practice this morning at IL
o'clock at 5th and L streets north
Emerald Athletic Clubs eleven will
be sent into its hrst scrimmage of the
season this afternoon. All candidates
are expected to report at the club
house. 2126 Pennsylvania avenue. at
2 o'clock. Teams desiring games with
the Emeralds should telephone Man
ager Bob Cole, West $50.
open its gridiron season today with
a game against National Athletic Club
on the 18th street reservoir field.
starting at 2:30 o'clock.
R0amer Athletic Clubs eleven wants
games with 135.pound teams. Send
challenges to H. v. Darling, 4O8 11th
street northeast. or telephone Lin
coin 1896.
Washington's professional eleven
tomorrow will start intensive train
ing for its game with, Wilmington, at
American League Park next Sunday.
All candidates expecting to remain
with. the locals must report to Coach
Hegarty at the Georgia avenue field
for the drill
Evening star., 1921-10-02
W. 81. HAS WALKoVER.

LEXINGTON. Va, October L.
Washington and Lee opened its 1921
foot ball season today. defeating Ran
dolph- Macon College, Al to o. The
Generals heavier backs penetrated
the lighter Randolph Macon line al
most at will. Line-up:
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ST. JOHNS IMPRESSIVE
IN 29-TO-O VICTORY

ANNAPOLIS. Md. October 1.-St.
Johns gave much indication Of q re-
vival Of its former athletic strength
when 1t won from its old rival. West
ern Maryland, at foot ball today, 20
to 0.
Tickey. by his kicking and run
ming. and Kirkpatrick. by his brill
liant dashes. were the main factors
in the victory. The former kicked
three field goals. while the latter
scored a touchdown in the second
quarter after a run of so yards and
made other spectacular performances.
Evening star., 1921-10-02
CHICAGO NOT EXTENDED
TO BEAT Northwestern

CHICAGO, October 1.-Chicago Uni
versity opened the western confer
ence foot ball season with an easy
4l-to-O victory over Northwestern.
Twenty-Five thousand saw the game.
Coach Stagg 1oosened the draw
strings on his bag Of foot ball tricks
but little, bringing forth only series
of short end runs and of tackle
plays which, combined with short
forward passes. proved ample to over
come Chicago's traditional rivals.
Summary:
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Aock Wins ae Grace Handicap Title
YALE IS HARD PRESSED
TO WIN OVER VERMONT

NEW HAVEN. Conn. October L.
Yale showed but few flashes of bril-
liant foot ball in the game with
University of Vermont this afternoon,
winning by the score of II to 0.
The Green Mountain eleven proved
to be particularly strong in the line
and this strength was evidenced in
the first half. in which the Blue failed
to score and hardly threatened the
Vermont goal.
Yale tried four goals from the field.
but they were unsuccessful and few
of the forward passes attempted re-
suited in gains. One which Aldrich
threw was struck in midafr by Gooch
and Deaver grabbed it before il
res ched the ground, netting 25-yard
advance for Yale.
Aldrich and Jordan did most of the
ground gaining for the Ellis, while
Gooch was the star for Vermont on
both attack and defense Summary:
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c. v. ELEVEN DOWNED
BY VIRGINIA e TO 0

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, October
LIN. defeating George Washington
today. % to o, Virginia gave a rag
ged exhibition of foot ball as COM
pared with her showing against
Davidson a week ago. Her aerial at
tack was a failure, only one pass. in
ten attempts being completed.
A touchdown was scored in each
quarter. and all tries at goal were
successful.
George Washington made four flrst
downs. completing one forward pass
In the first half and two in the Sec
ond.
Hall and Rinehart starred for Vir-
ginia and Springston and Ptak for
George Washington. Summary:
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Substitutfons-Maryland Freshmen, Baum
for Burger. Grimm for Bouis. Hook for Hawk
shaw, Marden for Smith. Byrd for Heine,
Mace for Lewis: Emerson Institute Stewart
for REYNOLDS Asbury for Clifford. McCHugh
for Clendenning. Touchdowns-Heine, Hunt
Goals from t0uchdowns-Heine Cameron. Tine
NJ periods-l2 and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1921-10-02

Substitutions: For Catholic University-
Frasee for Yeager, Ebery for fitzgerald, Voor
for McKoun. Carrigan for Connel. Leghorn for
from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2. Referee-Mr.
Gooch lVirginia). Cmpire-Mr. Anderson
lviryinia). Linesman-Mr. Smith (virEinia).
Evening star., 1921-10-02

SubSHtutions: VirE!nia-Witt Tor Eoster.
Gleavee for Shackelford, Robertson for Han.
kins, B!ackford for Cutchins. Dietrich for
Blackford. Hennessy for Hall, Darlington for
Luke for Hsnnessy: George Washington-Ban-
vile for Walter. Lobdeu for Hughes, Connolly
for Hart, Wheeler for Banville. Touchdowus
-Oppleman (2). Hail, Foster. Goals from
tonehdowns--Han (S), Fenwick. Referee
MaCotln CMichigan). Umpire-Mr Harrison
washington and Lae(. Head linesman-Mr.
Haywood {south Carolina). Time Of periods
10 minutes.