The Washington herald., 1922-12-20
PREPS
AND KANAWHAS
: PLAY OPENER
Five Teams win Take Part In
Tourney Between Junior
Grldiron Elevens.
By BILL ooYLE.

KF THE weatherman does NOT
dole out q flock of snow
until after New Year Day
the fuss over the real ownership
of the 125-pound and 145-pound
football titles will be settled.
Managers and shouters Of the
eontending teams met last night
with John A. Dugan, Of the Post,
Bill Coyle, of the Herald and
Lawrence Phillipps, and agreed
20 shift the fight from the news
papers to the gridirons, starting
, Sunday at Union League Park.
= It was a peaceful meeting. That
n as peaceful as you could expect
when q mob Of young managers.
who are enemies In sport get to
gsther to fight It out. After 40
cussing each other Of crawling out
OF dates and etcs., they finally
rot down to business. They are
rearing to go on the gridiron and an
agreement was drawn up with little
trouble
In the 14s-pound set. the Mohawix
Props and the Kanawha A. C.
y VIII open the series Sunday after
noon. The managers Of these clubs
showed how much confidence they
have in their outfits. Instead. of
drawing to see which teams would
open the series. they voluntarily
agreed to play the first date.
rs There is not much of q hitch
over the eligibility question The
status of only one player was
questioned and this matter was
soon settled. The Stantons OBJ
jected to April, of the Kanawhas
and the latter agreed not to use
him.
The winner Of Sundays conflict
WIN play the Stanton A. c. of the
Northeast section on Sunday. jan
uary 81.
"a. The officials will be Charley
3 9uyon or Mike Kelley, referee. and
, O'Mara, of Brookland and Mcclure,
Of the Rex A c.
So much for the big fellows"
Now for the 125-pound set. The
Stanton Juniors, Havoc. Mohawk
juniors, Mackin A. c. and Arabs
win battle. The first affair will
be Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
at Union League Park, between the
3 Stanton Juniors and Havoc. The
second viii be at l o'clock. when
the Mohawk Juniors and Mackin A.
C. will fight to stay in the series.
This game will be the preliminary
10 the Mohawk-Kanawha affair.
On Sunday. December 81. the win
ner of the Mohawk Junior VS..
MAckin encounter will meet the
Arabs, who drew q bye. On New
Years afternoon the winner Of the
Stanton Junior-Havoc game will
meet the winner Of the Mohawk
Junior-Mackin dispute.
The 145-pounders proved they are
regular fellows" They will give
part of their receipts to the kids"
to help to defray the expenses Of
the series.
Here is the list Of players eligible
for the two series:
THE 145-POUND TEAMS.
Stantons - Murtaugh, Fitzgerald,
Hanratty. Storm. c. Smith, Greevy,
Flynn, NJ. Nolan. J. Quigiey. Tor
RHO. walhaver, Colbert. L. Nolan,
Peterson, Johnston, Payton. L.
ouigley, J. Smith. J. Burke, d.
Bartlett and Scrivener.
Kanawha-Karmel. SCHNEIDER. Ha-
derman, Smith, Blanken. Gidney.
Elliot. Tash. Doland. Casey, Cur
tin. Burman, Bush, Goldstein. Good
man, Laifsky, Mann. Becker, Spi-
wax. Chidakel. O'Connor, st. Clair,
E. Elliott and Biscar
Mohawk Preps-Brown, Rice, Hall.
Ady. Burns, L. Campbell. Rodgers,
Frye, White. Taylor, Childs, Man.
gum. DeMar, Montague. Tuell.
Campbell. Havener. Clifford, Car
rick. Eaean, Durity Cornell. Boyd,
A. Boyd. Alton White. Mitchell
and Smithison.
THE les POUND TEAMS.
Mackin worksman, O'Connor,
Boulman. H. Nicholas. 8. Nicholas.
@. O'Connor. Root, 8. Herndon, D.
Herndon, d. Curtin. B. Curtin.
Jones. Horowitz. LArhins. Checcia,
Fitzgerald. Shaw. Ambrogie. Nc
Keever. Reider. Benner. ormes.
Byng. Martin. and Meade.
Mohawk Juniors-Dillar. McPher.
son. McCarty. Havenner. Kyle,
Morris. O'Brien, Carroll. Dross,
Ady. O'Nein. Tolison, Schulmitz,
Deallo. Bronco. Brightly. Sears,
Webster, Green. Fallen, Lanhan,
Smith, Farder and Mccormack.
Stanton Juniors-Fitzgerald,L Lerch,
Sweeney. Mitchell. Collier, Meth
any. Hanback,. Thomas, Gootch,
Farrell. Wondrack, Cichicine, Greg.
ory. Weeder. Keegan, F1aherty,
Hobson, Longe, Stein. O'Grady.
and Lockty.
Arabs-Eschtounce, Hager, NIL
Ter. Jennings. Clarke. Nelson. e.
gin. Altman. Membert, Geime,
ecruggs, Van Poucke, Jewbode,
Murdock. Miller. B. Altman, Nc,
Carly. and Cappan.
Havocs-J. Ryan, NJ. Ryan,
Jack Beck, Jean Beck, Meary.
Jones. Melick. Ernst, Moore, Davis,
Enright, Waters, Talley, O,Dop.
ough, and O'Connor.
Before Chairman DuEan gaye the
mob the goodnight sign 50 he could
return to work. Manager Burke
and several Of his Stanton birds
promised everybody q turkey for
Christmas. OF course, you must
be lucky, otherwise you'll not get
the gobbler, according to the willy
Burke.
The managers Of the 145-pounders
request their players to report for
practice tonight. The Hawks will
work at Seventeenth and ID street 8