The Washington herald., 1922-10-20
c. j. DUNPEY IS WINNER OF D. C AMATEUR GOLF TITLE
Tech Faces Eastern Today
In Crucial Football Test
Michigan and Carlisle Indian Systems Will
Clash at Wilson Stadium in High School
Championship Series.

Tech and Eastern will meet today
In the interhigh school football Sc
ries at SIS o'clock at the Emory
Wilson Stadium. Thirteenth and
Belmont streets.
Each IL q conspicuous contender
for the championship and q mighty
battle IL expected when the teams
night to continue In the running
and at the same me, escape elm
fnation from the reckoning for the
title.
Unlike last Tuesdays game, more
10 known of each of today's elev-
ems. Through a course of secrecy
Western kept her team under cover
until 1t went on the field, destined
for a defeat at the hands-and feet
-ef Central. but tL41y two squads
viii trot out with the knowledge
that the opposition has seen each
In regularly scheduled and publicly
announced preliminary contests.
Eastern has, perhaps. played more
early games than any other high
school outfit in years. the policy
being to give the playersall possi-
BILE experience before they should
60 into the series with the real hon
ors at stake.
Several ut Stadium.
Most of the half dozen games
have been won or tied but Tuesday
Eastern fell befor Gonzaga by 10
to 0. Without refusing to take the
dnaA . ia T.
eral parts of the machine were at
the stadium watching players that
must be later met, and no lasting
sorrow was caused by the reverse.
Under the tutelage Of Charley
Guyon. former Carlisle Indian star
Eastern last year presented one OF
the most finished teams the scho-
lastic set. the high marke being
reached in the 6-to-3 game against
Central With the experience the
Capitol Hill players are this fall
expected to be more steady, and
Capt. o'Day will lead an eleven that
Is ready and anxious to offer the
stiffest sort Of opposition. II East
ern's spectacular forward passing
Is not decided feature OF today.
game II will be surprising to a
throng that will come from the
Southeast section hungry for vic
tory.
From the day all schools started
practice Tech has been given the
most serious consideration by those
who have attempted to forecast the
probable order In which the en-
trants will finish in the race. There
has been a wealth OF material, and
Coach Apple has brought his
charges along steadily. feeling that
the real objective of the season will
he Central November :. but rcaIiz-
ing that Eastern is mighty OBJ
stacle in the path.
JoIted at AIexandrta.
After running away with the
Swaviey's Preps Tech was joIted
and Jared by a defeat by Episcopal
High at A4-Nandria. and all atten-
tion has been concentrated upon
correcting the mistakes of last Sat
urday. There appears to be plenty
il power in the Tech combination
and the attack has been effective
through the fact forward passes
have been interspersed in such
manner as to present a thoroughly
modern and balanced offense.
In one respect Tech ha. been
stronger with the ball than when
on the defense. all of which shou d
add TO the uncertainty and general
interest in today's proceedings.
Through an understanding of the
five coaches at a meeting held last
month II was decided to alternate
umpires. so today John Greer. Cath
olic University. will hand'2 the
horn instead OF Comdr. Land OF the
Navy, who worked Tuesday and
who will perform again next Tues
day. As referee there will be P. r
Magoffin. of Michigan, with r. II.
Daniels, of Georgetown. as lines