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Evening star., 1922-10-13
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LEADING GRID BATTLES
LISTED FOR TOMORROW

LOCAL.
Georgetown vs.. Cincinnati. NJ
American League Park, 8.
Catholic University vs.. Washington
at BroOkland; 5.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
George Washington VS.. Johns Hop.
kins. At Baltimore, 8.
Gaiiasrdet VS.. Western MARYLAND, at
We:tminster. Nd. s. ~
Virginia VS.. Richmond, at Char
lottesville. Va.
North Carolina VS.. South Carolina,
Mt Chapel Hill. n. g.
Warrington and Lee vs.. Carson
Newman. at Lexington, Va.
North Carolina State W. Roanoke,
at Raleigh. n. c.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute VI,
Centre. at Richmond.
Virginia Military Institute vs.. Nor.
ris-Harvey, mt Lexington, Va.
:. SOUTH.
Georgia Tech vs.. Alabama, at At
lanta.
Vanderbilt w. Michigan, at Mask
vilie.
Camp Benning vs.. Tennessee, at
COlum bus, Ga.
Scwanee VS.. OgletAorpe, at Sc
vance, Tenn.
EAST.
Pennsylvania VS.. Maryland, at Phil
adelphin; $50.
Harvard Va. BOwdOln. St Cambrldee
Yale vs.. lows, mt New Haven.
Princeton w. Colgate, at Princeton.
Army VS.. Auburn. at West Point.
Navy W. Buckneli, at Annapolis.
Cciumbia VS.. Wesleyan, at New
Cornell VS.. New Hampshir State, at
Ithaca.
Dartmouth W.. MidaIebury, at Han
over.
i-.ttsbursh vs.. West Virginia, at
Pittsburgh.
Penn state vs.. Lebanon Valley, at
State College. Pa.
Lafayette vs.. MuEenberg, ut Easton,
Pa.
Washington and Jei1erson ~. Car
nekie Tech. at WasAingtOh, Pa.
brown ~. Syfacuse, at Providence.
Holy Cross vs.. villanova. at wor-
cester. Mass.
LehiEh VS.. Rutgers, at Bethlehen,
Pa.
MIDWEST.
Chi. ago vs.. Northwestern, at CHI
cago.
Indiana vs.. Ninnesota, at Indianapo.
lis.
wisconsin vs.. South Dakota State.
at Madison.
Illinois vs.. Butler, at Crbana.
Purdue vs.. Notre Dame, at Lafa.
yette, Ind.
Ames vs.. Missouri. at Ames. Iowa.
Ohio State vs.. Ober eriin. at Coiumbus,
Ohio.
WEST.
California vs.. st. Marys, at Berke-
ley. Calf.
stanford vs.. Santa Clara, At Palo
Alto, Calf.
Colorado vs.. New Mexico. Mt BouI.
der. Col.
Oregon vs.. MultnOmah, at Eukene.
Ore.
GOnzaEn w.. WashinGtoa State, at
Spokane.
Nevada VS.. Occidental, at Reno.
Warrington vs.. Idaho. at Seattle.
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KOREAN PROMISES TO Be
| GRID STAR FOR ERSK|NE

DUE WEST. S. c.. October 10
Chompening Lee. Korean, studying
for the ministry. bids fair to make
a gridiron star for Erskine Un!ver-
sity, according to officials of the foot
ball team at that institution. Lee, n
freshman. last week came out for
foot ball practice. He is small and
wiry and was placed in the bach
Held of the freshman team.
Yesterday Lee and the freshmsn Il
team went in against the varsity in
scrimmage. When the smoke had
cleared away half the varsity was
nursing bruises gained in an effort
10 tackle the diminutive Asiatic.
Lee cannot play on the university y
team this year because of the fresh
man rule. but the coaches say If he
keeps up his present pace he is sure
of a place next year.
'I always understood foot ball was
a rough game" he told persons who
inquired how he liked it: But it is
no rougher than some of the games
we play at home"
Evening star., 1922-10-13
Facts About Foot Ball:
The Best Play to Use
BY SOL METZCER
(Copyr:ght. 1922

Q. May the offensive linemen seize
each other to prevent opponents
breaking through?
4. Tki. would he interpreted as
iDterlocked interference. Rule Is.
section q. Penalty IL Is yards.
q. A center rush on an opposing
high schoo1 team in onr city puts
the ball in play by turning around
and handing it to back. Is this
legal?
not leave his hands i'm the act of
passing. that IL. he may not hand 1T
TO another player. Rule q, section =.
.. Is it compulsory to have four
players in the backtield when the
bali is put in play by scrimmage?
A. No. The Offensive lineup that
is compulsory Is that at least seven
men are on the line of scrImmaGe
when ball is put In play. Note the
words at least. This means that
more than seven may be on line Of
scrimmage. Obviously that would
permit you placing MS many backs
saS you choose ON line. Rule o, Sec
ton I.
Q. May a lineman play less than
5 yards behind his line of scrimmage
on defense.
A. Certainly. There is no restraint
in placing the defense. providing men
are on or behind their line Of scrim-
mage. Rule o. section 4.
=. Two years ago, team playing
Georgia Tech lined its tackles up on
defense some or yards back of
the line of scrimmage. Before the
ball was snapped by Georgia Tech.
these men ran forward at full speed
and never stopped. Wasn't this i'll
legal?
4. The defensive team may he in
motion providing this motion Is not
for the PurpOse Of drawing their Op-
ponents oRside or does not put them
O1side when hall is snapped back
limits the motion to the offensive
team. Rule 8. section 2, covers the
offside provision. Evidently. this
eleven playing Georgia Tech was
within it's rights.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

days is done more with sweep piays
and overhead than through the line
Again, Yale lacks two field generals
O'Heirn and Beckett, who are or tho
injured list. The Yale ends will be
good individually.
Finally. the writer is not SO sure
that the west doesn't know NOR.
about shifts, screen forward passe.
and the latest offensive stuff thar
does the east.
West Point and Auburn should
have ding-dong affair, with the
Army perhaps turning the scale
through superiority in line play
Nothing the matter with the Aubur,
backs. but her forwards may prov.
heavy and not too quick-witted
They will be adequately tested.
Puts on Final Touches.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, October IT,
Light signal drill for the Yale foot
ball squad was Ill that was schedul-
ed for today III the final preparation
for the game with Iowa in the Yale
bowl tomorrow. With a half dozen
Tad Jones was taking no chances Of
further nishaps before the Blue
tackled the heavy Corn Huskers
Scrimmage also was dispensed with
yesterday by the Eli coacheA
The Iowa invasion was 20 star.
eye forces arrive here in two special
cars. coming by way of Springfield,
Mass. Howard Jones warriors are
expected to go to the bowl for prac-
t!ce and will take the field after the
Yale squad finishes its signal work.
Reservations for thirty-si1 have
been made by the Iowa management
at local hotel.
A large number OF Iowa supporters
are expected to be in the bowl to-
morrow. Many alumni of Iowa anc
other western conference colleges are
coming from New York and will oc-
cupy d reserved section Of seats. The
gates will be opened at o'clock and
when the game starts at 2:30 IL is ex-
pected about $4,000 Will be on hand.
making it the largest early seaso,
crowd to see a game in the bowl.
A number of former Yale gr!d:ro.;
stars watched the Blue practice yes
terday. These included Ted Coy. FoS-
ter Rockwell and Douglas Bomeisier
Accompanying the Hawkeye squad
is Aubrey Deyine. last years quarter
back. and all-American selection. whl
is assisting Howard Jones in ccacL-
ing.
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CINCINNATI GRID TEAM
STOPS ON ITS WAY HERE

CINCINNATI. Ohio, October ia
Twenty-Five members of the Uni
versity of Cincinnati foot ball squad
left last night on their way to Wash
;ngton. where they are TO meet the
,ieorsetown University eleven On
Saturday.
Arriving st Harpers Ferry this
morning the players will spend the
day there. taking their final prac-
tice. and go OF TO Washington Sat
Lrday morning.
George W. McLaren. head coach.
declined 10 make any prediction re
garding the outcome of the contest
other than to say that Georgetown
would know she had been in q hard
game.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

=
School aggregation of Orange, Va.
It more than surprised Business High
by drubb!ng that team. 90 to :. The
l Strecrers proved TO be aier: at all
times. and their ability to take ad-
vantage OF the mistakes Of the op-
position brought results.
Little Fee Colliere. Gorzasa half
back, was the brilliant star OF the
fray. In the first quarter he inter
cepted a forward pass and, behind
Capt Simpsons interference. dashed
Soyards to touchdown. Just after
tercepted another pass and ran so
yards to goal.
In the last period he grabbed a
business tumble and travelled 40 yards
to Business 3-yard mark. from where
Genau crossed for d third Gonzaga
.ouchdown. harrington kicked two
points after touchdowns.
Near the end Of the second quarter
BUSINESS recovered d Gonzaga fun
Die near the I Streeters goal, and a
snort forward pass. Chaconas to Watt,
brought touchdown. Chaconas add
ed the extra point.
Business play was marred by re-
peated fumbling and the inability of
the backfield to work in unison in at
tacR. Gonzaga presented a team with
Iase-charging set OF forwards and
speedy backs. 1t outrushed the Ste
dll TIE way. JACK Sulll.
van has developed an eleven that
should sni earn laurels for Gonzaga this
western and Central squads were
EIven thorough workouts yesterday.
me former INDUCED in a practice tilt
with Swavely School in Rock Creek
Park. while Central's drill consisted
mainly OF scrimmage between the
nrst and second teams. Both west
ern and Central will get strenuous
workouts this afternoon as final prep
aratlol>s for their tilt Tuesday, which
VIII open the annual high school
championship series
Tech Highs lightweight eleven was
sent against the Y. NJ c. 4, pav
School yesterday in Potomac Park
and won, II to 0. The lighter Y boys
put up plucky battle against the
well drilled Manual Trainers.
Second teams Of Eastern and Gen.
trail are to clash in the Mount Pleas
ant stadium this afternoon. play
will begin at $3.50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
YOUNG CHESS MARVEL
DEFEATED, THEN WINS

NEW YORK. October 13.-Samuel
Rzeschewsk;, tho ten-year-cld chess
marvel. was defeated yesterday by
Edward Lasker of Chicago. western
champion, playing in the ninth Amer
lean chess congress. in progress here.
the game. which was adjourned from
last Saturday, went seventy moves.
The boy marvel made up for his de-
feat shortly afterward by out-think-
ing David Janowski, champion of
France, who won the all-American
tournament at Atlantic City last sum
mer
Evening star., 1922-10-13

Last season Iowa won the western
conference championship and beat
Notre Dame, the greatest team IN the
country. OF that team Gordon Locke,
the fullback, remains: also Minnick,
kriss, Heldt, Neidlinger, Thompson
and other regulars on last years
championship team.
Iowa Appears to Have Edge.
If Iowa is only pretty nearly as
good as she was last year she ought
to beat Yale. The chances are that
the westerners have been brought
along faster for this contest than has
Yale, who. like other big three. de-
velops rather with an eye to the No
vember games of the triumvirate. The
Ellis, naturally, have made some spe-
cial preparation for Iowa, but will
find the Hawkeyes strong on attack
against the Blues biggest weakness
outside OF tackle.
The westerners should do execution
with sweep plays and forward passes
Between tackles Iowa is not likely to
do much with Yale, and if Yale cali
not gain any place else, she should
do it here. However, scoring these
Evening star., 1922-10-13
DUNBAR HIGH BEATEN
BY ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN

dunbar High Schools foot bail team
was defeated Yesterday, IL to o. by
the eleven of the I. s. S. Cumberland,
stationed at Annapolis.
y poor dunbar kick. recovered by
the sailors or the Dunbar 15-yard
line. and an Intercepted Dunbar pass
paved the way to the visitors touch
downs.
Monday afternoon the Dunbar team
i> TO play the Howard University
freshmen on Howard campus.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
TRIO OF LOCAL ELEVENS
PLAY ON RIVALS FIELDS
Hilltoppers Primed for Contest With Cincinnati.
Brooklanders to Use Veterans in Game
With Washington College.
BY III. G. BYRD.

y GEORGETOWN Cincinnati Catholic University
Washington College their home fields
Washington Glaude and Maryland will be at Johns Hopkins
Western Maryland Both local
uled
srlvana tilt at 2:30.
On the Hilltop through
each Exendc particular
the final chalk
The Blue
gain1n ground despite opposition part
Evening star., 1922-10-13

With the hail in your possession
on your own 1O-yard line. fourth
down. half q yard to 80, near end
a point or two. the play is to punt.
However, your punter must place the
ball SO the opposition may not have
anything but the remotest chance Of
scoring a goal after fair catch.
long one, but kick that will fall
near or over the sidelineR prefera-
bly, the latter. A ball kicked out
of-bounds cannot be run back or
may fair catch be made. Thus. he
prevents the punt being turned to
good account.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
GAME TO NORTH CAROLINA.

CHAPEL, HILL, N. c.. October 10
North Carolina defeated Trinity. 20
to 0, yesterday in the first foot ball
game. in which the two have met in
thirty years. Although Carolina's
play was ragged at times 1t recorded
eighteen first downs to one for
Trinity.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
IOWA TO CALL ON YALE:
AUBURNTO VISIT ARMY
Both Games Should Be ThrilIers-Hawkeyes Picked
to Defeat Old Els, While Meeting at West
Point Appears to Be Even.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK October 1.-two foot bali eni
take all other
the meeting between Yale and Iowa
between the Army and Alabama Poly at West Point.
The struggle between the Ellis and the awkeyes
dramatic Primarily fine middle
the Iowa appeared o Aleghanies
Iowa of the recently discovered of
years Hawkey odsy
ball in
Evening star., 1922-10-13

Centres Kentucky Coloneis laying
'ooks long enougl, 20 clash with Vir-
Richmond, the Michigan Wolverines
it's new stadium. and the University
Atlanta to dispute the supremacy OF
southland's foot ball program tomor-
far this season.
Dry over the heavy Michigan team.
but are firm in their belief that the
score will be close
Twenty thousand tickets already
have been sold for the contest. accord
ing to reports. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
tr. Of New York, and numerous col
lege and state officials will take part
in the dedication ceremonies.
Both Centre and Georgia Tech are
expected by many fans to add another
victory to their lot Followers of
Coach Ken Scott's Alabamians. how
ever, were asserting that their team
will surprise Tech. Brewster. one of
Techs star backfield men, Will be un-
q BILE to participate in the game owing
to injuries.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
PENN STATE-NAVY GAME
, TICKETS AT SPALDING'S

Tickets for the Penn State-Navy
foot ball game. to be played at
American League Park. have been
placed ON sale at Spalding's. 6l3
big games Of the grfdirOn season.
and is arOusinG unusual interest,
not only here. but all over the
country.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

PRINCETON, N. j.. October ID
William T. Tilden. ID. national tennis
champion, and Dean Mathey, former
T. Hunter and Zenzo Shimizu in an ex-
hibition match on the university courts
yesterday, 6-3. IS, rs.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
GERMAN GUEST ENTERS.

NEW YORK. October 13.-Erich
Hagenlacher, who claims the profess
sional billiard championship Of Ger
many. is the fourth entrant in the world
championship 1872 balkline tournament
which will open here next month.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
DISTRICT SCHOOL TEAMS
TO HAVE BUSY SATURDAY
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

LTHOUGH scheduled for action locally Washingon
~ tic foot ball teams by will be idle
eleven rather unknown quantity, wilt
the with Episcopal High School, Alexandria,
$50 o'clock Eastern which
mnts will to Leonardtovn the Leonard Hall gdd
ST. Johns helped by clashes. Baltimore
nearby match involving school
take
Evening star., 1922-10-13
MOHAWKS ENTERTAIN.

More than 400 members and guests
were entertained at q smoker held
last night by Mohawk Athletic Club
in honor OF its city champion base
ball team. Trophies earned by the
team were presented to the club by
Capt. Burns OF the champions.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
MIAMI .P0LO1sTs SCORE.

INDIANAPOLIS. October 13-Miami
Valley Club defeated the indianapolis
polo team here yesterday, 12 to 4.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

George Owens clever foot ball
work adds another jewel to the
crown Of Harvard's star athlete.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

schedule because of the poor team at
Emory and Henry this fall. It was
thought that a contest With such I
weak eleven could do the Hilltopcrs
10 good.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

neld against the w OOdDefry tOfcSt
twenty-five Tech players. in charge
tor,ng the team during Coach Apples
absence this week. are to journey
across the Potomac for the battle
with the Episcopalians. The boys
selected for the engagement are the
pick Of more than four score grid
ironers who have been drilling daily
at Tech for more than three weeks.
Hardell probably will send the fol-
lowing lineup against Episcopal at
the start: Wood and Myer. ends:
Rhees and Wilson, tackles: Robert
son and Brown. guards: Adams, GEN.
ana Murray. halfbacks. and Gooch.
fullback. This is practically the
same team that overwhelmed SWave-
IL School last week.
Against Episcopal. however, this
lineup will have to show much more
drive and speed than 1t did In the
contest with the Connecticut avenue
outfit. The virginians, somewhat slow
In rounding into form, now are really
formidable, according to reliable re-
ports. They ran roughshod over
western High school last week and
are more than anxious to hand Tech
a severe drubbing:
Charley Guyon, Eastern coach. will
take q squad of seventeen boys TO
I,eonardtown, and believes his charges
will give the Marylanders a good bat
tle. Eastern did remarkably well
against the freshman teams OF Mary.
lind and Catholic University. and 1t
would not be surprising II It took the
measure Of Leonard Hall. The Capt.
toll Hill school team this year is
husky one. with plenty OF speed and
well versed in foot ball.
st. Johns probably Is in for
+rouncine at Baltimore, despite the
fact that the Vermont Avenue team in
the George Mason game showed much
;mproyement over earlier perform
ances. The Rock Hill eleven is
strong and experienced and has been
travelling at a good clip since the
start of the season IN games with
other prep schools In and aboct Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
'MOHAWKS ARE PR|MED
| FOR BIG GRID CONTEST

Facing q strong possibility Of
meeting defeat for the first time in
nine years, the Mohawk Athletic
Club foot ball team is ready for Its
game at Union Park Sunday with the
heavy Seat Pleasant Athletic Asso-
citation eleven. coached by Charles
Guyon. Harry Harris. Mohawk
limit in nightly practices this week.
Seat Pleasant will have something
Of an advantage in weight. It has "a
line reported to average in the neigh
borhood of 200 pounds and big men
In the backfeld. The Mohawks will
average around 100 pounds. but ex-
pect to overcome the weight handicap
with their speed and team play.
Piedmont Athletic Clubs coiored
foot ball team wants engagements
with the Teddy Bears. Buffalo Ath-
letic Club and other elevens. Send
challenges to Manager A. T. Robinson,
1910 S. street. The Piedmonts will
practice Sunday morning at 1920
o'clock on Monument Lot. gridiron
No. 8.
Arlington Athletic Club will get it's
final drill this evening in preparation
for Sundays engagement with
Georgetown Athletic Club At Fort
Berry, Va.
Triangle Midxets and Trinity Mid
gets Will be opponents Sunday morn.
ing in q gridiron battle on Trinity
Field. Play VIII start at II o'clock.
District Policemen will organize a
foot ball team. It is rumored that 1t
Will be sent against the fire depart
ment gridmen.
Evening star., 1922-10-13
ATTRACTIVE CRIDCLASHES
NDTXIELAND TOMORROW
BY tie Associated Press.

BY tie Associated Press.
A TLANTA, October l5.-Wit.l
~ aside their evcr-present text
\ ginia Polytechnic Institute at
invading Nashville to open VanderL
OF Alabama Crimson tide flooding
Georgia Techs golden Tornado, the
row will be the best offered fans sc
At the same time these and other
games are being played in the south.
The interest of southerners also will
be centered on the Auburn Tigers. en-.
gagged in battle with the Army at
west Point, for the Alabamians are
said to have their strongest team OF
recent years.
Injuries threaten TO prevent several
Vanderbilt stars from participating
in the game which VIII mark the ded-
ication of the 100000 stadium.
Sharpe. center; Conyers, end: Kuhn,
quarterback. and Mccullough. giant
forward. are among those or the Grip
pied list. Supporters Of the Com
modores are not looking for q VIC
Evening star., 1922-10-13

MARYLAND freshmen will have to
put everything they have into the
game against !voodberry Forest. The
orange school always ranks well in
the Virginia scholastic group. and this
year is reported as strong as usual.
At least nine Washington boys are
expected to have positions in the
starting lineup Of the Mafylan1 cubs.
GonzaEa surprfsea some foot ball
followers in it's game yesterday. but
Evening star., 1922-10-13

District Policemen will organize
foot ball team. It Is rumored that 1t
Will be sent against the fire depart
ment gridmen.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

Second teams of Eastern and Cen
trail are to clash in the Mount Pleas
ant stadium this afternoon. Play
Will begin at $3.50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-13

GeorGet0Wn's management has can
celed the October IS game with Emory
and Henry and may schedule another
cam for that day. The match orig
AAAti1 listed was lifted from the
Evening star., 1922-10-13

Tech Highs lightweight eleven was
sent against the Y. n. c. 4. pav
School yesterday in Potomac Park
and won, II to 0. The lighter Y boys
put up a plucky battle against the
well drilled Manual Trainers.
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Sc v els. 1921 E. 55th St. po 5.
hod. vecer. 1O-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-12
PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt pro mia
de manzele O 5ti mistnostech,
koupelna, elektrika, plyn, skop
ky ma pradlo, najem $25Q0
mesicne. Ddm je sam pro sebe.
Haste sc v els. 11615 Continen
tai Ave. proti Woodland Hills
Parku. 1912