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The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
HOLMESBURG NEXT
IN PRO- SCHEDULE
Philadelphia CHI a m p i o n 8
Should Make Hegarty's
Men Hustle.

Coach Hegarty's Washington Pro
eleven was showed through a good
stiff practice session yesterday aft
ernoon at American League Park
in preparation for the contest Sun
day with the Holmesburg, Pa,
eleven. This aggregation holds
the championship of Philadelphia.
and from all reports, will cause the
locals a great deal of trouble.
Sundays contest will be the first
of Capt. Jordan's string of FIRST
class clubs. This aggregation. COM
prised OF former Penn State, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Cornell.
Swarthmore. Carlisle. Lafayette and
other college stars has been show
ing a high-class brand of football
all season. and every Indication
points to a battle royal Sunday.
Captain Jordan announced last
night that Whitley" Lukens, the
former Swarthmore star. would be
seen in fullback for the locals, while
Harry Harris would play quarter.
as the local crock Is rapidly round
ing into form. The gates will DO
open promptly at 1870 Sunday after
noon, and the game will get under
way at 3 o'clock. with Coach Metzler
of Central officiating. Coach Apple
of Tech will umpire with Chief
Guyon as field judge.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
z a6es&j5R ST. 2g,;&z!gS21t

Eastern team at the close of the
campaign.
A Few Fsreeasts.
Yale should beat the Army on
Saturday, and Princeton should stop
Chicago. Out West, Michigan is al
most sure to run up tidy count
against Ohio State. Chicago doesn't
look to be as strong as either Mich
igan or Wisconsin, who at present
are conference favorites.
Bob Zuppke, always,to be figured
in the running. faces a robust as
signment in stopping Wisconsin.
and this contest should feature the
conference schedule for the day.
Wisconsin is given a slight edge
but zuppke is never to be over
looked.
One Main Carnival.
There will be no better game on
any gridiron than the meeting of
Pittsburgh and Syracuse.
Syracuse has another great ma
chine, one of speed and power.
And there is nothing soft about
Glen Warmers Pittsburgh OUTFIT.
Pittsburgh was beaten by the
heavy, Ibwerful Lafayette team, but
for all that is a factor to be given
serious consideration with Tom
Davies back in the cast.
Those who select this spectacle
for an afternoons thrill will make
no mistake.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
old MAN stage
HAS TWO SETS0F
CAPABLE BACKS
Maroon Squad Will Rest
In Trenton Until
Day of Game.
ny DAMON RUNYON.
(Uniyersai Ssrvios STAG Correspondent.)


CHICAGO. Oct 1s.-This village
is in a sweat over the impending
invasion OF New Jersey by Stages
University of Chicago footballers.
They call him "old Man" Stage out
here. He must feel about 30 every
time he reads the papers.
The Chicagoans play Princeton
Saturday at Princeton, and sucn
piEskin info as IL punted. out OF
the camp Of the Maroons would in
dictate the aged Stages have some
notion OF knocking the spots on
the Tigers, or such as may be left
since the Navy got through.
The Chicago corral expects to
make the Princetonians think Il Is
raining footballs. Princeton's de-
feat by Annapolis lie regretted here,
as the Stages say IL they win in
the East IL won't be held as such
a-much, whereas IL Chicago loses
the East will grin and give West
,ern football the jolly old Bronx
cheer.
Stages crowd will leave Thurs
day morning for Trenton, where
they remain until the day Of the
tussle. Stage has double back
field; or rather two sets of backs,
and he has been alternating them
while loading up for the Tigers. In
one layout Hermes is used at full,
Heff and Bryan at the halves, and
Cole at quarter. Cole is said TO
run like the dickens and kick quite
handsomely.
The other backyard outfit consists
Of Milt Romney, a quarterback as
fast as the wind of his native State
Of Utah: Zorn at fullback. and Pyott
and Hurlbut at halves. These
names, of course, mean nothing to
the effete in the East now. but
after Saturday they may sound as
important as those Of George Wash
ington or -Childs, the restaurant
guy.
Speaking Of football. the writer
last night ran into Chick Harlye.
who was All-American everything
when he played with Ohio State.
Chicks brother Bill is running Sat
ley's team, one of the two Chicago
professional teams. and Chick is
captain and star player of an out
Mt that includes the great Stinch-
comb and several others famous in
their college days.
The professional teams are clean
ing up this season. The average
attendance wherever the teams play
has been around 5000 each game
and steadily growing.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
jim BARNES THIRD
IN ". Y. TOURNEY

PELHAM. N. Y, Oct 1s.-James
N. Barnes. national open golf
champion, although he did his pref
test today at the Pelham Country
Club, his home course, could not
finish better than third place for
the westchester County open title,
for which there were 40 starters.
Tom Kerrigan, Siwanoy, who cut
a leading figure with the American
team abroad this season, and cap
tured the honor last year, tied for
hrst place at 1855 strokes with Jack
compushsd what seemed Impossible,
for sitter a poor first round he
hung up a record of % for the
course, despite its hard and lumpy
condition. A. J. Sanderson, Sleepy
Hollow. proved second at 157, while
Barnes needed I62. Kerrigan and
Bowling will play OF Sunday aft
ernoop.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Facing Morning.

Facing Morning.
Face to the golden morning,
Look to the rising sun;
For the night is black and the twi-
light track
Is/dark where the shadows run:
Face to the highway leading
On to the dawn and dew,
Back from the night to the morn
ing's light
Where the white of the world
breaks through.
Face to the silver morning,
We've turned to the night too long;
There's light on the hill and a hurt
to kill
With the turn of a morning sun;
Face to the highway leading
On to the dawn and dew;
ack from the dark to the song of
the lark
Where the white of the world
breaks through.
z Ground gained in football is never
decisive factor. Pittsburgh out
rushed Lafayette badly, IL the prof.
fered statistics are correct, but La
fayette won. And last fall Georgia
Tech outrushed Pittsburgh badly
but Pittsburgh won.
There is far more luck in the
new game than the old. Which takes
It further away from pure, unde-
filed equity, but gets 1t closer to life.
There can be no eliminating the
turn of luck. In spite of drab echoes
from the inner hall raw chance Is
often vital factor. 1t has lifted
many antncompetent to the top and
has rolled back many a worthy soul.
80. Saturdays Roll Call.
Penn State and Harvard, or Har-
ward and Penn, State you can take
a running jump at your choice),
will be the main Eastern football
feature on Sat day, unless Chicago
puts forward surprise.
We haven't the vital statistics at
the tip of our quivering fingers.
but. as we recall the pomp and cir
cumstance connected with the case,
neither Harvard nor Penn State has
dropped a game In some years.
Both have well banked systems to
build n and both have talented ma
terial TO see that the football is car
ried up and down the field at stated
intervals.
: Penn State, facing Harvard this
week and Georgia Tech next week,
hasn't selected October as an easy
going month. For Tech st season
was Ibout - strong as Princeton
r@rtstaiv sftnns~r than .-v ~th@-
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
NAVY-WESLEYAN
GAME CALLED OFF

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct 1s.-Ac-
eeding to the request made by
die management Of the football
team of West Virginia Wesleyan.
Comdr. Douglas l. Howard. sec
retary-treasurer OF the Navy Athletic
Association and director OF athletics
at the Naval Academy. today agreed
to cancellation OF the game sched-
uled between the Middies and that
institution for the coming Saturday.
The Wesleyan management in a tel
egram simply asked TO be released
from playing the game, but 1t Is
presumed here that their players are
not in condition for a go against
the Naval lads.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
STAR AND TIMES
ROLLERS IN FORM

Bowlers from the Times and, the
Post last night captured the first
block OF a series of games TO de-
termine the newspaper duckpin cham
pionship when the frst-named team
defeated the Evening Star bowlers
two out Of three games. and the
Post quintet won in the same fash
ion from the fire representing The
Washington Herald.
John Baum. of the Star, won the
weekly prize for both high game
and high set on alleys one and two.
while Chick Darrell. OF the Post.
turned in the same performance on
alleys three and four.
In the first game between the Star
and the Times, only one man failed
to roll at least 100. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
FIELD OF q To
FIGHT IT OUT FOR
D.C.GOLFCROWN
Entry List for Annual
Championship Event
Is Announced.

Thirty-two of the city's best
golfers comprise the field that will
get under way tomorrow morning
at . o'clock in the annual District
OF Columbia championship on the
Chevy Chase course. Play will con-
tinue for two days with SO holes
on each day and a new champion
Is assured. as Bobby Finkenstaedt,
present title holder. is now in Akron.
Ohio, and will not be able to de-
fend his crown.
DR.. w. G. Barr. chairman Of the
District OF Columbia Golf AssocIa-
ton, urges that all contestants be-
gin play promptly on scheduled
time, in order that the matches may
be finished before IL becomes dark
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
GAMES WANTED.

The Independent A. c wants to
arrange a game for next Sunday
with any 115-pound team. The
manager can be reached at Lin
coin 5040.
The Speedway eleven will meet
the Emanon A. c. on Sunday at
noon on Gridiron No /, Potomac
Park. The manager Of the Speed
ways, @. E. West, Is after games
with l35-pound teams and can be
reached at Franklin 1855 or 24Ss
after 5:30 y. m.
Cleveland Juniors want games
with teams averaging from SIS to
100 pounds. Manager Paul Dove
can be reached at North ss75.
The Cleveland A. c. would like to
arrange games with 105-pound
elevens Call North 5s57 between s
and a. m. or 5 and 6 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
LOUERIE-GARRITY
TO FACE CHICAGO
Crippled Princeton Stars Are
Ready for Hard Battle
With Maroons.

PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 1S.-The
Princeton football squad went
through stiff drilling this afternoon
in their first hard practice for the
game on Saturday with Chicago.
The session started with the Gus
tomary kicking and passing; later
the backs donned their PADDED
Jackets for a hard interference
practice. Roper lined up a varsity
team for signal drill and for The
first time in over a week both Don
Lourie and Hank Charity appeared
in the backfield.
In the scrimmage which followed
Smith and Euwer replaced Lourie
and Charity and both showed up
well. The session was devoted. al
most entirely to the defense against
the Chicago plays which have been
sworked up by the scrubs and the
varsity was very successful in stop
ping the ends. Two touchdowns
were scored, one when Vangerbig
ran through the whole scrub team
for 30 yards from a kick formation
under his own goal posts and again
when Dock Euwer intercepted a
pass and ran 10 yards for a score.
large crowd is expected to be
present at the game and there will
be a number of notables among the
spectators, as Thea governors and
the United States senators of both
New Jersey and Illinois have been
invited to attend. To date Cover
nor Edwards of New Jersey and
Senators Mckinley and Mccormick
Of Illinois have accepted.
1t was announced here today
that Marshal Foch, the commander
of the French armies during the
war, who is soon to visit this coun-
try, will be present at the Prince
ton-Yale game at New Haven and
will sit one half of the contest in
the Tiger stands and the other half
among the Ellis.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
TEAMS FACE HARD GAMESCIHCAGO TEAM AFTER TIGER SCALP
Buck Weaver Sues for
$780, 900 Back Salary

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-An echo
of the, Black Sex baseball trial
was heard here today.
The rumble WINS started by
George D., sBucko Weaver. for
mer member Of the White sON.
Weaver hIed q writ OF attach
ment I'm the Municipal Court
against the American League
for s2OsoOO for alleged back
salary.A -...
He maintains the sum In due
HIN because Of the nequlttal OF
all the players In the alleged
gambling scandal of the 1912
world series and declares he
was promised Reinstatement.
Weaver had three-year con-
tract.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
NOW HEADS
CHERRYDALE A. C..

As abe result of a spirited cleo
ton, =. E. Goodnow is the new pres
ldent Of the Cherrydale A. C. Other
officers named follow: John H. Rains,
vice president: Ollie williams, sec
rotary; W. z. Reynolds, treasurer;
John Spates, baseball manager; W.
z. Goolrick. assistant baseball man
ager, and Mickey Johnson, = captain
Of the nine In a benefit game
staged at Cherrydale Sunday the Cap
ital Refining Company's team de-
fested the Cherrydale aggregation, s
to 5.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Inter-Frat BolDLers
To Contest for Gun

Interfraternity bowling will be
resumed at George Washington
University this winter, when the
ten general fraternities and several
of the professional frats of the uni
versity enter teams in the tourney
now being arranged, William l.
Neill, president of the Interfrater-
nifty Association, announced last
night A silver loving-cup will be
awarded the champion aggregation
by the association. Neill said.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
RUTH READY FOR
TRIAL ANY TIME

JAMESTOWN. N. Y. Oct. 1S.-'T
don't care II my case comes OF to-
morrow" said Babe" Ruth here to-
day. in discussing his transforming
trip, announcing further that he had
heard nothing from Judge Lands.
He reiterated his stand against the
rule prohibiting world series con-
testants from participating in post
season games and said that his arm
was steadily Improving.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
COHAN BIDS FOR
BIG-LEAGUE CLUB

NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-"Yes, I am
negotiating for a major league base
ball team" declared George NJ Conan
tonight. on the eve OF his departure
for Europe, where he will engage
in the theatrical production bust
ness.
No. the club is not the Boston
Red Sox; l can't tell the name of
the club, but the deal probably will
be put through next Monday"
Along Broadway Il Was rumored
that the club Conan has in mind
is the Cincinnati National League
club. II is figured that the price
Of the club will be 100000
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
EMERSON NOSED
OUT BY GONZAGA
Boucher's 35-Yard Run for
Touchdown Features
Close Game.

Gonzaga won It's initial victory
over Emerson Institute yesterday in
Potomac Park by a score of to 6.
The game was closely contested but
marred by frequent fumbling. both
sides offending. GonZaga, although
outweighed. outrushed Emerson. The
plunging of Kelley and Collins and
Boucher's long runs featured for
the winners, while Quarterback
Devlin was the mainstay Of the En-
erson backheld. GonZaga's score
was the result Of Boucher's 35-yard
dash around right en- don a crisis
cross play.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Indians to Meet Gunners.

The Mohawk A. c. will meet the
Seaman Gunner Glass at Union
League Park Sunday at o'clock.
The National A. c. cancelled its
game with the Indians owing to a
number OF injuries received in the
game last Sunday with the Virginia
A C. This left the Mohawks with
out q game for Sunday, so they
have accepted the Gunners' chai-
lenge and will hold practice every
night this week In order to prepare
70; the game, which Is expected to
be the hardest on their schedule.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Stantons win easily.

The Stanton A C. yesterday turned
in a 35-to-6 victory over the station
A. c. After the first quarter the
Stantons had things all their own
way Johnny oliyetto and Happy
Quigley starred for the winners.
both tearing on numerous broken
field dashes Teams desiring games
with the Stantons communicate
with Manager Charles Carroll, 2o3
d street northeast
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Jack Not Worried
By Alienation Suit

CHICAGO. Oct rs. - LITTLE
things like penafng $4,000
alienation salts fail 10 daust
jack Dempsey. heavyweiRht
champion.
"a couple Of vaudeville per-
formers seeking cheap publie-
fty,r was the way he said he re-
Earded the intenties of Al sieeeI.
husband Of Bee Palmer. 10 brins
the suit.
81 saw her only once and that
was in an aet,' he said. ~she
isn't my type.
"My business In 10 hEht boxers,
not suits and shndew-boxirsg at
sterneys."
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
RAIL STRIKE MAY
HIT GRID GAMES

NEW YORK. octh 1s.-Football
fans fear the threatened railroad
strike win prevent their seeing many
choice gridiron battles. One of the
features Of the schedules Of the col
lege elevens Is the many intersec-
tionals games arranged this season
more than any in the past. and a
tie-up would mean a cancellation of
many of them. even Eastern games.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DeVIlp. SubstIIu-
tons (Emerson-McGee for Myers, Cameron
for Edmonds, Edmonds for Asberry, Asberry
for CIendenning, Steward for Reynolds, King
for Hunt, Hunt for Edmonds; (GonzagaD
Boucher fotsGa rdiner. Gallagher for Enright,
Enright for O'Connor, Harrington for Collins,
Graves for Gallagher, Elliot for Hurney,
O'ConneH for FarrjnEtOn. burlington for Fol-
lizard, Hurney for Elliot. 0'Connor for En-
right, Enright for Gallagher Harrington for
O'COnnell. Collins for Pennington. Referee
Robbins CDartmouth). Umpire = Mcdonald
george washington). Headlinesman-Con-
molly George Washington.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Totals lgI 465 as I

John Baum won weekly prize Of 81 for the
high game and high set on Alleys Nos. /
and 2
Chick" Daneu captured both Of them
on Alleys Nos. s and 4.
NoTE-ln the FIRST game between the Star
and Times only one man Of the ten bowled
under the 100 mark. Had Ring. OF the
Star, BOWED 100 even the game would have
ended In a tie, and lOl would have won for
last years champions.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
G. w. Grid Captain
Weds and RESIGNS

Wedding bells robbed George
Warrington University Of tn
Varsity football captain yes-
terday, when Harry Hawley. for
two years leader Of the Hatchet-
fte gridders, simultaneously an
nOunced his marriage to Miss
Dorothy Lincoln, Of woOdsIde,
Nd, and submitted his reSigna-
ton ~ captain OF the G. w. foot
ball team to Bryan Morse. dIree-
tor OF student activities. yes
terday morning. Hawley de-
elared his intention Of continuing
his school work I'm the law
school, where he In In the Junior
class.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Circle A. c. Wins, 10.

Circle A c. Juniors won another
victory yesterday when they de-
feated the Virginia Midgets by a
score of to 0 in a game of three
periods, the Midgets falling to show
up for the final quarter. Circle will
hold practice Thursday and Satur-
day on the Bloomingdalc play
grounds.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Phillies Draft Pitcher.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is. - Col.
snover. lert-handed pitcher of the
Pittsneid. Eastern League champions.
has been drafted by the Philadel-
phia Nationals. II was learned today.
SHOWER. who was the pitching ace
of the team this year. was sent
here nv the Giants In 1920.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Georges to Return.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Tex Rick
ard today received a letter from
Georges Carpenter stating the
'Frenchman would return to America
during the latter part of December
to meet Tommy Gibbons at Madison
Square Garden for the light heavy
weight championship Of the world.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Tender Ready for Kansas.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1s.-Lew Tend
Ter faces the frat fifteen-round bout of
his career here Friday night when
he meets Rocky Kansas at Madison
Square Garden Six. eight and ten.
round bouts have been his limit.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Quint Seeks Coach.

Yosemite is looking for, a basket
ball coach for the coming season.
The team won 20 out of "a games
last year and has material for an
ether winner. The manager, Del J.
':chn, can be reached at Lincoln
'-SA-Iy
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19

Field goal (EasternD-HerEog. Missed goal
after touchdown - Buckley. Substitutious
tCentraD-Stein for Mooney, Mooney for
Stein, May for Mooney, Thurten for Gran
ford. Kern for J. Newman. Eastern-Me-
tyka for R. Newman, r. Newman for Cap
per. Myers for Moran, Moran for Myers.
Referee-Morse George washinstonD. UNI
pire-Patton tColorRdol. Head Linesman-
Towers (Mohawks). Time OF periods-l0
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
French ReJoinsCadets.

WEST POINT, n. Y. Oct. 1s.-
French, the Army football star, will
be able to start the game against
Yale next Saturday, 1t was believed
here today. The Army back has
been out of the game for several
weeks because of a knee strain.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19

Here are three stars OF Coach
AIonzO Stages Chicago. eleven,
which hopes TO treat Princeton
much I'm the manner as did
Navy last week. The Maroons
have been pointed" especially
for this big International tilt
which comes on next Saturday
Mt Princeton. At the left II
Quarterback Milton RouneyI Mt
the right, Fritz Crisler, star
end, and below, belly Cole,
quarter and half. Previous to
the beginning of the season the
Chicago supporters were en-
thusiastIc over the outlook, but
the uninspiring 0-tO-0 victory
over Perdue took some of the
edge off their optimism. They
were cheered, however, with
the ragged work of Princeton
against Navy and have q lot of
tricks to uncover In an attempt
to win the decision.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 1S.-
After a spirited scrimmage of one
hour this afternoon the Harvard
varsity defeated the second team by
three touchdowns and a goal from
the field. The regulars showing in
the rush line was again d scourag-
Ing. The second team held the big
line four times within the ten-yard
line. Karl Pfaffman coverted one
Of these sudden stops into a field goal
after Winnie ChuBchill of the substi-
tute backfield had missed two kicks
IN succession. Frank Rouillard. Percy
Jenkins and Joe Cartley were the
touchdown makers, and two of these
scores were accomplished through
the use of the forward pass.
Tierney. Crocker. Fits and Grew
were out of the regular lineup dur
ing scrimmage. Coach Fisher didn't
care to take a chance of having
them hurt again with such a strong
opponent as Penn State coming.
Leo Leary, head coach in 1916 and
in charge Of the ends during the
Haughton regime, Is here for a week.
Ernie Soucy, the regular end coach,
has been granted a short vacation.
Huntington Hardwick, Of Charlie
Brickley's team, was also out today
and worked with Fits, who, like
Hardwick, has been transferred to
end, the men as far disability is con-
cerned. are nearly alike except that
Fits lacks the experience Of the
older players.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-19
Yale Var.itx Mani. Scrubs.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. IS
Plenty of pep was manifest this aft
ernoon in the scrimmage between
Thea Yale varsity and scrub teams.
The varsity was fresh from a two
days rest and played havoc with
the scrubs until substitute string
men were sent in. Into, the big 1920
tackle, was given first choice this
afternoon for the first time in three
weeks, going to his old place at left
tackle.
Captain Aldrich and O'Hearn tried
several drops from distances rang
ing from, twenty-five to forty yards
with more than ordinary success.