The Washington herald., 1922-09-22
Gridiron EtchinEs.
No. 2+Ohio state.


through the laurel fields and the
olive orchards. Jack wilce and his
Ohio State troopers have a long
time average that Is unsurpassed.
Why not? Wilce is a fine coach.
Ohio State has more football mate
rial to pick from than Yale or Har-
ward. and so the surprising record
Of the Buckeye machine isn't so
surprising after all.
This long march through the
laurel fields and the olive orchards
leads this fall into the portals OF
one Of the greatest stadiums ever
built.
On October 81 o. S. L. will for
mally dedicate the opening Of her
more than sl.O0O.0o0 coliseum. with
Michigan on, the other end Of the
flank.
1t will be one Of those parties
calculated to test the capacity of
the big plant, one OF the big days
OF Buckeye athletic history.
The Team.
There are several vacancies to be
hlled on the strong machine that
beat Chicago and Michigan last
fall, but the run of candidates is
sufficient to insure another hold
dash for the conference champion
I ship.
Any machine that loses such top
talent as Myers and Slyker, ends;
Huffman, Spiers and Trott, from the
line; Stuart. Taylor. Weaver and
Cott, from the back field, might
seem to be on the verge of trouble.
Ohio State in this respect has no
great bother. Noel and Harry
Workman. with Frank Honaker.
are on hand for the backfield, and
there's a fast. experienced nucleus
to open with. Ollie Klee. the
freshman flash Of last fall. Is as
flashy as ever. with Wilmer Isabel
and Red Blair for further aid.
Capt. Butch" Pixley. at guard.
will have plenty of line help. Tom
Long and Boni Petcoff are two her
culean forwards. while Young, Dun
lap. Moorehesd. Pauley. Eaplow
and Friends can take good care Of
any gap from end to end. Most of
this material has been farming or
working out as machinists all sum
mer, and If anyone can think of "A
better training diet he can make a
lot of money from the recipe. All
told. Ohio State has returned eleven
| letter men, regulars and Reserves
with a cluster of additional help
! that will make any team in the con-
ference travel fast and far to win.
There Will be double armful of
hard competition-there always is
in the conference schedule-but
State will be among the leaders
struggling for the kingdom which
Iowa earned last fall.
when you come upon a combina-
tiOn of Jack Wilce and good mate
rial the concluding answer is fairly
obvious.
The Southern Open.
In Sportville there are always a
number of stalwart souls who are
supposed to rise above the throng
Barnes, Hutchison, Duncan, Mitch
ell. Taylor. Herd. Farrell. Brady
and all the good ones working for
this emolument the general excite
ment should be worth going a long
way to look at
In fact outside of one or rwo
leading amateurs and John Black,
the Belle Meade field will take even
measure with the open at Skokie,
with J. II. Taylor and Sandy Herd
on hand to match the absence Of
Jones, Evans and Black.
The battle between Hagen and
Sarazen. both great money players.
will be one feature. but the golf
I played lately by George Duncan.
Abe Mitchell and Jim Barnes will
crowd even the British and Ameri-
/ can champions.
There seems to he a general
whenever d lot of bullion is wait
ing at the end of the charge,
There will be big money
player" showdown for the Southern
open golfIchampionship at Nashville
next week. when every leading pro
from the United States. with Dun
can. Mitchell. Herd and Taylor. from
Great Britain. swing for a cut of
the $4,000 deposit.
The golfer who succeeds in Weld
ing the lowest score over the exec
lent Belle Meade course for 20 will
be $500 richer than he was at the
start. with corresponding values all
down the line.
When you have Hagen. Sarazer,
agreement that Dempsey and wills
have an act capable of providing an
interesting afternoon or evening.
but beyond this no one appears to
be highly excited about putting the
show on. Most of the promoters