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Evening star., 1922-10-29


In the first quarter Temple kicked
off and after Il momentary tumble
by Benedict, Lucado grabbed the ball.
Then after Seipp and Langenberg had
carried the ball to Temples 20-yard
line the former broke through and
dashed across for a touchdown in less
than three minutes after the game
began. Langenberg failed to kick
goal.
, Benedict then kicked off and the
ball fell into the hands of Roser.
who was downcd almost in his tracks.
Temple gained 20 yards. but then lost
the ball when forward pass failed.
Then Bradley carried the ball 20
yards for Gallaudet, and after three
downs an attempted forward pass
failed and Temple again got the ball
on their own 20-yard line. They i'm
mediately punted.
Temple Gets Touchdown.
To start the second quarter Gallau-
Diet was penalized 10 yards for hold
ing and the Philadelphians got the
ball again when Il forward pass by
tiallaudet failed. but lost it in the
next minute. Here Doering inter-
cepted Gallaudets forward pass and
dashed 25 yards with the ball. AS the
result of a forward pass from Doer-
ing to Diffendcrfer the latter crossed
Gallaudet's goal for Temples only
touchdown and Slough failed to kick
goal.
Seipp caught the ball from the
kickoff and made a thrilling 45-yard
dash and Langenberg soon crossed
the goal. after 4 20-yard run. and La
Fountain kicked goal. After the
kickoff Doering punted and Seipp got
the ball and dashed 20 yards. After
a similar dash by Langenberg the
period ended with the ball in CAL
laudetS possession.
To begin the third quarter Langen-
berg kicked off to Conover, VINO
dropped the ball and recovered II too
late to advance. and the scrimmage
started on Temples 30-yard line.
BENEDICT soon got the ball after
Slough punts. Langenberg and
Seipp made steady gains for Gallau-
det and in a few moments Selpp
dashed 20 yards for a touchdown and
LaFountain failed to kick goal.
After the kickoff Gallaudet got the
ball again on the 5O-yard line and
soon advanced to within Is yards OF
Temples goal and by scme clever
passing put Langerberg across the
goal. LaFountain kicked the bali
across.
During the last quarter numerous
attempts were made by each side at
forward passing and Gallaulet hnally
shot one to Langenberg for a touch
down.
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TARHEELS' AIR ATTACK
CONQUERS MARYLAND

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., October 2S.-
Inability to stop the forward passing
Of the Tarheels and fumbling at criti-
cal times were the main factors in
the University of Maryland's 27-to-3
defeat at the hands of the North
Carolina eleven here this afternoon
in game played under hot sun
that was more suitable for base ball
than foot ball.
Red" Johnson. who baffied the
Marylanders year ago. played the
same wicked trick on them again to-
day. He drew down from the air in
dazzling fashion forward passes
thrown by Mcdonald and ran through
the visitors for big gains. Last of
all his stunts was q dash of IS yards
for touchdown.
Carolina made gains not only by
end runs and forward passes. but
tore holes in the heavier Maryland
line.
Maryland made first down only
once in the first half. 1t did better
in the second half. but was held on
Carolinas 35-yard line. From there
managed to get through six or eight
times. but not for large gains. At
other times he was thrown for losses.
Semler's interception of forward
pass and a run for Is yards in the
second quarter went for nothing. be-
cause somebody had been offside.
Groves got off some beautiful punts.
but Mcdonald and other Carolina
backs ran them back so far that the
gain from Marylands kicks was
small.
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VIRGINIA EASY VICTOR
OVER JOHNS HOPKINS

BALTIMORE, Md, october Is
Facing an eleven that at times flashed
"A clever aerial attack and which at
all times displayed strong offensive,
Johns Hopkins was unable to show to
ADVANTAGE today at Homewood and
Virginia won 10 to 0.
ri was the eighth time that the
universities from the sister states
have cIashed and with the result
much the same as In previous years,
for only twice has Hopkins been able
10 score on the team from the Ola
dominion and never has the black
and blue been raised above the
orange and blue.
Starting out in the first quarter
the Black and Blue gave evidence OF
great power on the defense and held
so well that Virginia was only able
10 make one first down, which came
as the result of forward pass. But
all hopes for close game vanished
i'm the second period, when the Wis
tors unIeashed an aerial attack.
which, coupled with several clever
runs off tackle, resulted In two
The final virginia touchdown was
made in the last quarter.
Line-Up and SUMMARY.
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D. c. SCHOLASTIC STARS
SCORE At DARTMOUTH

Leslie McFadden, holder of District
of Columbia interscholastic record
in the high jump. pole vault and
javelin throw, won his numerals in
track at Dartmouth in the most SEN
sational performance q freshman
ever has given in an interclass meet.
He cleared six feet in the high Jump,
winning this event
McFadden also went we'll over
eleven feet in the pole vault, gaining
second, and clinched the individual
honore Of the meet by being runner
up in the javelin throw.
Another Washington boy who al
ready has made his numerals is Ed
ward Duffy, left tackle on the Green
'2e foot ball team.
Both are going out for basket ball,
Evening star., 1922-10-29
ST. JOHNS IS TOO MUCH
FOR MOUNT ST. MARY'S

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. October 2s.-
Defeating Mount St Mary's here this
afternoon by 20 to 0, st. Johns
made important progress toward the
state intercollegiate championship.
St. Johns scored twice In the open
ing quarter, receiving the kickoff
and scoring on seven plays, the final
being a forward pass of 20 yards
from Darley to Cain. Later in the
quarter Ridgely grabbed tumble
on St Mary's 20-yard line, running
Is with the ball. Cain made the
other 5 yards
In the third quarter St. Johns
scored its final touchdown. Banfield
crossing the goal line after getting
the ball on a forward pass from
barley, which covered 80 yards. Ban
field ran 10 yards.
The visitors gained for some time,
almost whenever they received the
ball, but lacked a sustained punch.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
WEST VIRGINIA SCORES
OVER RUTGERS, 2S TOO

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, october
2S.-West Virginia today smashed
through the heavy Rutgers College
foot ball line for four touchdowns
and won the game, % to o.
Early in the game the Mountaineers
carried the ball to the Rutgers g.
yard line, only to lose it on a tumble.
Raubs punt out of bounds at Rutgers
35-yard line and another series Of
plays took the ball to the 15-yard
darcci, scored the first touchdown.
At the beginning of the second
period the Mountaineers went
through for the second touchdown.
and got another in the third after
successive dashes down the field
which netted IS yards. The fourth
period gave them the last one.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

For today's clash, the Washington
professional eleven has added to its
strength and should give the Chester
gridmen an interesting afternoon. the
Shipbuilders, however. have been
using some formidable ex-college
stars and are not to be despised. They
will take the field against the local
pros at American League Park at
o'clock.
Southern Athletic Club will invade
Seat Pleasant to meet the team OF
that town. The Seat Pleasants are
somewhat strong. despite their trounc-
ing at the hands of the champion
Mohawks, but the Southerns are
rather confident OF taking their meas. 5.
ure. Their battle is due to begin at
3 o'clock.
Knfckerbockers and Brooklands will
open play on the field at 37th and
Reservoir streets promptly at !. the
Brooklanders have added to their
squad during the past week and VIII
send sturdy team against the
Georgetown aggregation.
Roamer Athletic Club is to face the
st. Teresa eleven on Congress Heights
Field, beginning their game at =.
Both teams have clean states Tor the
season. Roamer players are to re-
port at 10th and D streets this morn
ing for final drill.
kanAwhA MfdGetS are to tlSit Con-
gress Heights for a tilt with the st.
Teresa Preps. starting at 2:5O O'CLOCK.
The Kanawhas expect to have three
new players in their backheld.
Mount Rainier Emblems and orioles
will be opponents on Brentwood Field
this afternoon at O'Clock. These
teams are in the 110-pound class.
A warm battle Ii anticipated on
Rosedale Field. when the Waveriy
and Circle elevens meet this AFTER
noon at 3. Each has a good record
Columbia Athletic Club will tackle
the speedy st. Stephens Juniors this
afternoon. They are to swing into
action at 1880.
Buffalo Athletic Club and the Teddy
Bears will engage in a gridiron strug-
gle on the Monument Grounds Tne
game Is to start at 1 O'Clock.
st. Teresa Reserves and Aztecs are
to meet on Potomac Park Field, NO. y.
this afternoon. Play will start at
2 o'clock.
Cherfydale beat clarendon yester-
lay, 19 to 0. Touchdowns were made
IN each Of the first three quarters.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
.BROOKLAND FRESHMEN
MAR CENTRAL s RECORD

Central High Schools foot ball team
met its first defeat in two years yes
terday afternoon in the Mount Pleas
ant stadium. when the eleven Of the
Catholic University freshmen, with
a team that greatly outweighed their
opponents. won easily. 13 to 0.
In winning, the Brooklanders en-
ployed about everything in their foot
ball repertoire. smashing the center
of the line, plunging ff-tackle and
skirting the ends with consummate
ease. Also, they were especially
adept at the aerial game, garnering
one Of their touchdowns in this man.
ner and also adding the extra point
by that method
c. L. made long march to its first
score in the opening period. and the
next came in the second quarter.
when the Brooklanders blocked
punt and recovered the ball.
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new LEADER EACH GAME
FOR THIS GRIDIRON TEAM

NEW YORK, October 2S.-The
foot ball team Of the City College
OF New York has q different cap.
tain every game. Tradition has
1t that only q senior may be elect.
I'd captain, but most Of this year's
team are yophomOres. No senior
member In regarded a. an OUT
standing player. Therefore . Diff
ferent acting captain II chosen for
each game.
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y. N. |. TEAM OUTLASTS
NORTH CAROLINA STATE

NORFOLK. Va. October 2s.-show-
ing the stamina to go the distance
after being clearly outplayed in the
first half and displaying excellent field
generalship in alternating between
forward passes, end> runs and line
drives when the opposition began to
weaken. Virginia Military institute
this afternoon defeated North Caro-
lima State in their annual clash. IA to o..
The Cadets shot their first touch
down across the line midway of the
third quarter. after State had held one
time when their goal line was
threatened and kicked out. Fullback
White broke into the spotlight to
register the touchdown, breaking
through States center. shaking of six
tackles, and sprinting 20 yards for the
score.
The. second touchdown came in the
fourth quarter. when the Cadets. after
driving the ball down the field to the
5-yard line and finding themselves
unable to break down the Carolina de-
fense, made a forward pass. White to
Ryder for the needed distance. Full
back White registered the two extra
points by placement kicks.
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Wins: :a1yand T. and W Lose te Dame Do,us Georgia Tech
HOOSIERS' PASSING GAME
DEFEATS YELLOWJACKETS
Fumbling Retards Atlantans in Contest Which Ends
l3 to 3-Captains of Both Teams Hurt.
1900 Witness Struggle.

TLANTA October 8-Notrc Danes foot ball
II today invaded the southland
perfect for Georgia Techs Yeowjackets
before a crowd of fans estimated at
Tech fought ripping through
line during the first half only tumble when within striking
distance of a touchdown.
The field goal the second after
Hunt and McDonough had rushed the ball
Brewster dropped back yards and drop
Evening star., 1922-10-29
WILL COACH AT HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. October IS
Billy Shevlin. brother Of Eddie Shevlin.
New England welterweight champion
and boxing instructor at Dartmouth.
has been appointed Instructor Of boxing
at Harvard He IL a retired lightweight
champion Of the Navy and a former
ma stional amateur champion in the 1S5-
pound class.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
HEADS POWER BOAT BODY

NEW YORK. October 2S.-Albert l..
Judson was re- elected president OF the
American Power Boat Association for
the ninth time at its annual meeting
W. D. Edenburn of Detroit was elect
ed secretary: Arthur J. UtI OF Buffalo.
treasurer; Fred Still OF Detroit
measurer; F. w. Hornburger, sur
yeyor, and Harry Sampson. jr.. timer
Evening star., 1922-10-29
WOULD LEGALIE BOXING.

CHICAGO, October 2S. A state
boxing bin for Illinois providing for
the establishment Of state athletic
commission and the regulation OF
boxing exhibitions has been drafted
by Alderman Joseph o. Kostner, and
the next session of the city council
will be asked to petition the legis-
lature to enact 1t.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
JOINS Sd CORPS ELEVEN.

BALTIMORE. October rs. I.ieu'.
Victor p. Noyes, Off1cers' Reserve
Corps. who recently joined the Reg
ular Army, has been assigned to the
Sd Corps and is candidate for the
foot ball team of that organization.
During the past two years Noyes
played at quarterback with the Naval
Academy eleven at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
WILL RACE IN INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, October "a
.unning race meeting has been au-
horized by the Kentucky racing com
.,ission at the new Pade Park racing
,ourse near this city to be held NO
he meeting now in progress at La.
onia, KY. The track Is q mile ana
n eighth In length. The pari-mu-
-usl system Of betting with be In
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Notre DANES second-string back
field had been in action up until this
time. but after this play Castner went
in at full: Miller and Crawley at
halves and Stuhldreher at quarter.
Capt. Carberry Of the Indiana eleven
was injured in the first quarter. and
was forced to retire for the remainder
OF the game.
Capt. Barron of Tech was badly
hurt when tackled around the neck a
few minutes later, but he remained
in the battle.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
BIG SANDLOT GRID TEAMS
TO MEET In GAMES TO-DAY

PROFESSIONAL grdders number
ball and about Washington today Many Of
slated for sandlot matches
which Knickbocke Club
Southern face the
and the local the Chester Pa,
Shipbuidng Company eleven.
mddwght and junior will take These
fields in Potomac Park Anacoa and in the north
the shortly
Evening star., 1922-10-29
STAUNTON M. A. ROUTS
NAVY PLEBES, 20 TO o

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. October 2s.-
Staunton Military Academy. with, a
set of fast backs and a varied bag Of
plays, defeated the Naval Academy
plebes here this afternoon, % to 0.
scoring a touchdown and a try for
goal - each qua
Mcdonald carried the ball over for
the first and last touchdowns, Hill
and Sponseller scored in the second
and third, respectively.
The Navy team had a punch, but
fumbled badly and failed completely
with the forward pass. 1t threatened
Staunton's goal line only in the last
quarter.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
FRISCH TO WED SOON.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Frank
Frisch, star second baseman OF the
world champion New York Giants. is
to be married November to Miss
Ada Lucy. The couple plan to tour
the New England states on their
honeymoon.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
KENDALL GREEN ELEVEN
BEATS TEMPLE, 80 TO e
Game Featured by Forward Passing. Lang
enberg Is Star of Contest.

y ALLAUDET easily umphed Temple University of Phia
Kendall Green by the 81
~ to 6 Galaude showed marked improvement all Depart
game almost able break through
individual Gudet
altho nnalso nayeda splendid
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Touchdowns-Kovack: Donohue. Goal after
touchdown-Forward pass Donohue to Mar
thorte. Substitutions: Catholic University
Erricco for kovack. Rutledge for Brennan.
BARLEY for Mahoney. Central-E. Casey for
Molster Childress for Murray. Day for Ben
fer. Burgstrom for Crawford. B. johnson for
Rauber. Stansfeld for Prumpton Prumpton
for Gordon. Johnston for Prumpton and Prump-
ton for b. Johnson. Worley for Rand. Referee
Mr.. Degnan. Umpire-Mr. Edmonston. Head
linesman-Mr. Swami. Periods-S. 10. 8. 10.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
BASE BALL FOR MADRID.

MADRID. October 2s.-Two base
ball teams which propose to play
regular games have been formed In
Madrid. The only game that ever
has been played here was in 1903.
when an American nine from the
cruiser Niagara defeated a scratch
nine Of the Madrid Foot Ball Club.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
V.P.I GETS 73PO|NTS
AGAINST BROOKLANDERS

BLACKSRURG, Va, October Is
Catholic tniversity's foot ball team
was overpowered to the tune of 73
to 0 by the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute here today.
The GobbIers gobbled points al
most at will, the local backfield men
making many long gains in scoring
their eleven touchdowns.
At no time did the visitors from
Washington seriously threaten.
and Summary.
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I.ine-up and Summary.

Referee-Mr. Gass U.ehigh). Cmpire-Mr:
Annie (Michiganl. Head linesman-Mr. lizard
washington and Leej. Time of quarters-l2,
Is Il. II minutes.
Substitutions-Tech. Fiory, Beck HIeen'
Sanders. Givens, Adams Donnivan. Catholic
Tniyersity-Riley Foard. Costello. Touch
downs-WaIIace, Gettle (3). Fiory t2), Ruth
arford 12), Saunders (3). Points after touch
downs-Rutherford (5), Wallace. Owens.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
DOWNED
BY BETHANY, & TO 0

WELLSBURG. W. Va, October IS
Bethany College was entirely too
form idable for the George Washing
ton University eleven here today, the
gridmen from the National Capital
being defeated. so to 0.
Bethany had no trouble gaining
ground. making eight touchdowns,
while the offense of the invaders
lacked punch.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

TouchdoWns-McDonald (2l, Hi1, SponseI
Ter. Tries for points-Wheeler. tdropkicks).
Northumberland Academy, Ashton for
peWolf, Dewolf for Ashton. Ashton for De-
Alien for Greystark. simpson for Vreeland,
Taurek for Griggs Staunton, Pheland for
Rosenbloom, Hill for Mcdonald, Sponseller for
Hill. Mcdonald for Sponseller, Mcconnell for
Referee-Mr Daniels Georgetown. Umpire
Mr.. Porter, Washington and Lee: Heao
Time of quarters-12 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Substitutions: V. NJ. I-Hammond. Faulker,
Briggs and McCracken: A. and E-Lsssiter
O'Bryan and Honeycutt. Touchdowns-White
and RYDER. Plays for extra points-From
toucbdowns. White tby placement kicksl.
Forward passes completed-v. NJ. l., 8 out
Of Il; Carolina State. out Of s. Penalties-
Ofncials-Bary, Georgetown. referee: Gooch
virginia, umpire: Bethel. W. and L., head
linesman. Time Of quarters-l5 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
EXPENSIVE RACING PLANT,

Ground will be broken November 80
at Tiajuana, Just, across the Mexican
line south Of here, for a million dollar
racing plant to be erected by the
Tiajuan6 Jockey Club. Jack Atkin.
general manager ct eho organixstion
Evening star., 1922-10-29
MARYLAND FRESHMEN
SWAMPED BY QUAKERS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. october as
Pennsylvania freshman foot ball team
ran rouehshod over the University of
MARYLAND first-year men today on
Franklin Field, winning 81 to 0.
Penn was much the better at all
angles.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
Line-Up and Summary.

IOuchtoWnS-t. MOTIFS. X. Motifs, John-
ston, McGee. Goals after touchdown-Blount
,3). Goal from feld-Semler.
Referee-Mr MaGofin, Michigan. Umpire
Mr.. Guyon. Carlisle. Linesman-Mr. Rowe,
Gettysburg.
Substiturions: Fly Carolina-Sparrow for
Johnston. Randolph for Morris. Johnston for
sparrow. Morris for Randolph, Tenny for
Johnston. Sparrow for Morris. Randolph for
McGee, Bonner for Tenny. L:neberger for X.
Morris. whedbee for Mcdonald. Blanton for
Ma atthews. Bell fer Pritchard. Shepard for
Cochran. George for Poindeyter. Hogan for
Blount, Farrell for George. Fordham FOR Nc
Iv.r. Maryiand-Brewcr for Moore. Bromley
for Nesbit. Pollock for Young. Mosley for
Pugh, E. Smith for McQuade.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
GARCIA TO BOX NOBLE.

MILWAUKEE. October 2s.-Franl;ie
Garcia of Memphis has been matched
with Tommy Noble OF England in
ten-round bout at Detroit Tuesday.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

iaudet. 1angenberg t4).
Seipp; Temple, Diffenderfer. Goals from touch
downs-LaFouutain l2).
Substitutions: Gaiaudet-Connor for Cher
~, KilIian for Benedict, Stern for Bradley.
Iiradcy for Stern. Clark for bradley. Baynes
for Killian. Stern for Seqp, Cherry for Con
nor B0atwright for Lucado. Beauchamp for
Wallace. Temple T.. Schafer for Hickman,
Hoffman for Pasmore, Pasmore for Norman.
Eeferee-Nr Cahlll. Umpire-Mr. Sawyer.
I.inesman-Mr. Decking. Time OF periods-12,
g. 1o and minutes.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

,rnoid q. Wilson for Rich, 0spleman for
". wilson, Brown for Campbell Winston ior
Fenwick, Dietrick for Davis. Little for Walp.
Tonchdowns-Wilson t2), Arnold.
NV for point-Fenwtck (by drop Eek}.
Rsferee-Mr. shaw, Dartmouth.
Umpire-Mr. O'Bren. Temple.
Time Of Quarters-15 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-10-29
Line-Up and Summary.

Scoring touchdowns for West Virginia
Nardacci, simon. Eck5erg (2l. Placement
kick from touchdown: West virgini.-Eck-
berg az. Referee-Mr. Murphy. Brown.
Umpire-Mr. Ryan. Michigan. Head linesman
Mr.. Williams. Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

st. Teresa Reserves and Aztecs are
to meet on Potomac Park Field, No.
this afternoon. Play will start al
2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Cherrydale beat clarendon yester
IN each Of the first three quarters.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Buffalo Athletic Club and the Teddy
Bears will engage in a gridiron strug-
gle on the Monument Grounds The
game Is to start at 1 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-29

Columbia Athletic Club will tackle
the speedy st. Stephens Juniors this
afternoon. They are to swing into
action at 1880.
The Brunswick news., 1922-11-29
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