The Washington herald., 1922-10-22
Mohawks Meet BrookIand In
Headline Matinee At
traction.

with the din Of yesterdays col
lege football games fast dying. Dis
trist fans win wend their way
to thS various sandiot gridirons
this afternoon where competition
of she ksensst variety and ideal
weather. according to the Weather
Man. guarantee them an interest
ing matinee
are confronted with one OF the
toughest games on their schedule
when they meet the strong Brook
land club at Union Park At
o'clock.
Under the lesdership Of Hobey
o'Meara. former Mohawk captain.
whose knowledge Of the Mohawk
styis helped Brookland TO give the
undefeated Indians the scare OF
their careers last season. the Brook
landers promise to blacken the Mo-
hawk slate today.
As this 10 the biggest game on
the Brookland schedule. they have
spared neither time nor effort 70
get In the best possible condition
and are confident OF the best re-
suits.
The Mercury warriors vii engage
the Boiling Field avistors this aft
ernoon at the Washington Barracks
at the foot of Four-and-a-half
street southwest
The Boiling Field outfit has de-
~
clever team this season and as the
reputation OF the Mercury crew
needs no rehearsing, the game
should please the most critical fans.
Tne Iroquois Club. in an en-.
teavor to regain the prestige los:
by being defeated at the hands OF
the Crystal A c. two weeks ago
will tackle the Oriole A c. at De
Ray. Va. this afternoon.
Determined to get back TO their
place In the sun. the IroQuoi,
have effected several changes in
'heir lineup. which will be as fol
lows: ZauRg and Safelle. ends
Windsor and Smallwood tackles
Broadus and Macleod. guards
Bell, center: San'ord. fullback
Johnson and Wells. halfbacks: Het-
lin or Carre at quarter. with S
Douglas, McDouglaa Parsons and
Spence ready to hop in at a mo-
ment's notice.
Fresh from the surprise they
handed their most ardent admirers
last Sunday when they held th'
strong and heavy Southern A. c
gs
a. c. players will meet the fast
Circle A c. eleven this afternoon
on No. 3 Rridiron. Potomac Park
sent the Yosemite Club: Zahn
Simons, Joynes Prender. Hoof'
magic, Rees. Eslin. Evans. Elliot
Heissy and Cross.
The new Knickerbocker nelC
at Thirty-seventh and Reservoir
streets northwest will be tn,
scene of the battle between tn,
Knicks and the Arlington A. c. a
o'clock. The Arlington club Il
anxious to make good for the de
feat of last Sunday and can b.
counted on to show everything
they've got Coach Martin ano
Manager Whelan are pleased will
progress the Knicks have mad
and are expecting their team tc
come through with a victory. Tn,
Knickerbocker players will repor
on the field at 1870 p. m.
The Crystal A. e. Of Alexandris
will make its initial appearance IN
the District today at IL O'Clock
ip a 1arn. oroip.- rba Earau-b a
Preps on No. ? gridiron of the
Monument grounds.
Aften playing together severa'
years. the Crystal club las molde- 1
together strong comb: b:natior
which. matched with the Kanawhs
lighting spirit, should result in {
good game.
The Kanawha Cubs defeated tn,
Coriathian Midgets by the scor:
of 10 TO Q yesterday afternoon
Dave Newman. OF the Cubs wa.
the outstanding star. The Cub:
will have a few open dates on the
schedule which can o. filled by ca':.
ing Manager Bob Goldstein, Nortt
3y75.
Coming back after The defsa'
At the hands OF the strong Stans.
'on team last Sunday. the fast Rove
4. c. ele-cn dsfCate,. the Dixie
A c. yestc riry >'se. noon. T1t
S,antrns will play al Rcsedale tn,
afternoon With the Warwick A. g
ss their opponents. The followins