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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
W. AND VI. PENN STATE

Williamsburg, Va, Sept. "a 1t is
hard to say Just what showing WI
liam and Mary will make against
Penn State on September 80. The In
dams have by no means found them
selves. The change Of system which
the arrival of the new coach has
brought has contributed to a certain
unsettled condition. There IS little
likelihood of crystalization before the
middle of the season The Indians
NAV surprise the Pennsylvania stall
warts because unexpected breaks are
of the essence of football. At the
same time, nobody at Williamsburg Is
fooling himself with notions Of VIC
tory. and ever ybody on the inside IS
apparently content with the assur,,
ance that William and Mary VIII
give a good account of itself
Yesterday was marked by the first
real scrimTage Of the season. FOR
the first time onlookers could get
some notion Of the offensive power
of the team. The letter men VINO
have returned seem to have rounded
out into good shape. A number Of new
men showed speed and plunging pow
er It was really a set to between
the crowd which Coach Ingram has
been training and the more recently
arrived aggregation, which has been
under the direction of Physical Di-
rector Driver. 1t was made clear
that the Indians will have a good
back-feld, but the absence Of Captain
Harwood, at end, from whom q great
deal was expected, is not to be dis
counted These holes will be filled,
hut it will take some to do the fill
ing.
Coach Ingram is not vet ready to
make an announcement with respect
to the lineup in the game Of next
Saturday. He states that he has not
definitely made up his mind on the
subject and will have to wait for de
velopments next week in order to
come to a decision The William and
Mary squad will leave here on Thurs
day. numbering twenty-five or TWEEN
tV-three men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
YESTERDAYS HOME RUN HIT
TIERS
FIGHT OBSERVATIONS

New York, Sept. 25.-When that
Battling Sikh flattened Carpenter in
Paris Yesterday he also took an indi-
rect poke of serious nature at one OF
Jack Dempsey's vitals-his pocket
book.
The champions carefully nutured
designs to pack the Buffalo Stadium
for another fight with Georges this
winter undoubtedly were smashed
fiatter than Carpenter.
Jack Kearns. the champs manager,
could not be reached this morning,
but one of his frinedS suggested that
the passage the DEMPSEY party had
booked for Europe in November would
be cancelled
Dempsey might be willing to fight
Ski, but it is hardly probable that ne
would enter q European ring when he
could save all the EXPENSES of the trip
and the training in Europe and get q
much bigger purse in this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25

From a local standpoint it seems
that a Harry Wills-Siki fight is the
biggest card in prospect now because
if is a cinch that Wills and Dempsey
cannot fight until next summer when
the Yankee ball park is ready for use.
Publicity will no doubt be advanced
that Wills now has chance to meet
4 formidable man of mis- own color
and silence the critics VINO nave been
complaining about his leaning to-
ward the set ups, Johnsons, Jacksons,
Greens and Smiths.
II does seem, that Ski can take a
punch because Carpenters right hand
IS nothing to cause laughter. 1t is one
of the best in the game. Against Wills,
however, it would be the same case OF
q good big man against good little
man. Wills would have every physical
advantage over Ski and ne might be
able to stop the attack Of the Senegal
lese without trouble.
sikh is said to train on booze, IS re-
puted to be a great battler when suffi-
GENTLY "organized." If he gets that
wav on good stuff it is hard to conjec-
ture what he would do when introduced
TO some of the American brand of re-
freshments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25

fed in colored eretonnes made one
feel ever so much more dressed up
about the house.
Capes and coats are having pretty
even race for popularity for the ran
season. Both will be popular and II
is largely a question of which style
is most becoming to one.
Black bracelets widening out into
large flat medallions set with rhine
stones are among the new accessories.
They are worn between the eloo"
and the wrist.
Some of the seasons debutantes
are effecting wide colored velvet
bands about their heads for evening
wear. A very dark haired flapper
chose one of crese red with a gown
of manuve.
Russian boots in cutout effects, with
black patent outlined in grey or red
kid, are decorating some of the smart
windows, but so far we haven't let
the Russians influence effect our
boots very seriously.
Colored linen handkerchiefs with
black lace borders are being carried
with the dressy frocks Of black.
The fastidious woman uses snap
per fastenings on her brassiers to hold
her shoulder straps. She has an as
sortment of colored ribbons which
match her gowns and does not have
to worry about brassiere straps show
ing beyond her gown. For the even
ing gown she uses either silver or gold
ribbon.
By dropping the hem of this sea,
sons frock, adding a side panel and
fancy buckle, you will have gown
that may be used as an extra" for
the coming season, for the silhouette
has not deviated materially.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
CARDINALS WIN 9th

In the Cardinal Athletic Clubs anG
"Coleman's All Stars" baseball teams
game played on the Cardinals held
SUNDAY. for the Goldsmiths Unlimt-
cd Baseball Championship Cup, the
Cardinals won out in the ninth m
ming. after two players were out
Lamber. King raced home from sec
ond base on Sims long drive to deep
right field. The following score tells
the tale: Cardinals, 4; "All Stars" 3.
Manager Harry Coleman, OF the
"All Stars" sent his premier battery
Jimmy Alexander and Jack Tullock
as 4 sure thing to beat the Cardl-
mails. but they failed to perform the
feat Two runs were made by the All
Stars" but their third tally was
awarded them for an alleged inter
ference by WOp Anderson with iul-
lock who was running from second to
third base when both collided midway
The umpire ruling the bases order
ed the runner 10 proceed home thus
adding a tally in favor of the AL
Stars" The Official Base Ball Rules
Entitled TO Bases Section D. says;
''If he be prevented from making
base bv the obstruction Of fielder,
unless the latter have the ball in his
hand ready to touch the base runner.
"To advance a base" Not TO advance
two bases. Though the runner
should have advanced to third base
only
Manager Bernard De Vaughan OF
the Cardinals, selected Bill Hott-
han and Irish" Coveleski as his
choice battery to trim the undefeat-
ed "All Stare" They performed the
trick. With the great support-both
i'm batting and fielding-by the fol-
Lowing named players hOv could they
fail? "Jov" Myers, first base;
Lucky" Rowland, second base; Ell
bert Anderson. third base; Lambert
King, shortstOp; Soldier Boy" Lud-
low and General. Sheridan, right
field; admiral" Sims, left field;
Sterling Heron, center field. Dove,
Smoot and "MyStery," reserve pitch
erS.
The "Al Stars" line up. consisting
of the following named brilliant play
ers, who made the Cardinals play
gold brand baseball to win, are well
known to Alexandrians as classy
bunch Happy" Pevereu, first base;
"Rosie" Hayden. second base, ,Plnky'
Ludlow. third base; cody Phillips.
shortstop; Chief Harry Coleman,
right field; Gilly Lee, center field,
and Randy Dawson, left field.
The deciding game for the cham
pionship cup will be played Sunday,
October |.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
FALL FASHIONS
Rv Hedda Hoyt

New York. Sept. 25.-White even
ing. gowns will carry their popularity
over into the Fall months. About one
oowo out of every five shown in the
flapper and youthful models IS whi{te'
A variation of the beaded type Is the
gown of white blistered satin trim
med in black monkey fur.
Shades of Rudolph Valentino! The
shiek gown is with us. And 1t is MADE
in a model that will be becoming to
every one of the little flapper follow
ers. for it is quite short skirted, with
lono sleeveless armholes and shlek
figures exactly like Rudolph emorola-
cred all over it. 1t is very Vampish
looking, girls.
The new three piece costumes are
trimmed in short furs, such as mole,
squirrel. nutria and dyed lrmlne'
Their coat Innings match in color the
upper portion of the gown and the
panels are also lined in correspond
ing colors.
If Father brings home a cunning
little padded jacket of white SATIN
lined in gold with a pair Of white
satin trouserettes, don't think it's a
pair of fancy pajamas. It's a smok-
ing set for mother to lounge about IN
after the days work. Only recently !
discovered them, but was Informed
bv the austere saleslady that they
have been selling them for months
Yes, indeedy!
Beaded girdling is now sold by the
ward in most of the department stores
and is a perfect stimulation OF the
costly girdies made on the chain and
medallion idea. 1t may be found IN
let, steel, bronze and colored bead
effects.
The time when the household apron
was lust a homely thing of necessity
has passed and nowadays aprons as
sumo an important role in the temln-
me wardrobe. The woman who does
her own work wears little pink or
blue rubberized aprons that look eX-
octlv like crepe de chene. They are
not expnesive and can easily be wash
ed off with a damp cloth. Then the
black sateen aprons collared and cut
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
best of all after a Golden Ghht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
AFTER TECH FIRST

Hampden-Sidney, Va, E~2t. 25,--
Coach Roundy's Tigers are camping
at Blacksburg today awaiting the
referees whistle to officially open the
gridiron game for Tech as we'll as
for themselves. The Tigers are in ex-
cellent condition for the first game
of the season and will make Tech ex-
tend themselves to the limit, If the
done goes for anything.
The Farmville men still remember
the 14-6 defeat inflicted by the Or
anee and Maroon team last year and
will be fighting hard today for re-
venge. In fact since 1918 Tech has
been the Tucker winner over the
Tigers by small scores.
Onv two new faces will be seen
this year on the team this year. Bob
Brennaman a freshman from John
Marshall High of Richmond will pro-
baby be one of them. Brennaman
will succeed his brother on one of
the ends, the older Brennaman hav-
ing been shifted to quarter to fill
Ben Smiths Place. OFT and Hurt are
fighting for this position also. Cecil
Blankenshiu a hundred and ninety
FOUNDER from PETERSBURG will fill
Sager's shoes in the line. McKelaway
will be seen in Sidney Sands pet
place at center
The Tigers will probably line up as
follows: Brennaman and Stoltz, ends;
Rlankenship and Saunders. guards;
McKelaway. center; Hugh Brenna.
man Capt. quarterback, Tyson and
Day, halves; Rex Blankenship, full
hack
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
INVESTIATE VIOLENCE
by United PrrSs.D

New Orleans, Sept. 25.-Police and
Federal authorities are today investi-
eating the outbreak of violence be-
tween railroad guards of the Texas
and Pacific shops and alleged strike
sympathizers in Gretna, La, early yes
terday morning, in which four men
were shot and eight arrested for al
legged isolation of the 60 iriunc-
ton.
The wounded men, two guards,
switchman and a carpenter. were tax
en- to New Orleans hospitals where the
condition of the guards is said to be
serious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25

came up smiling and jeered at the
white man. At least six times the
same right hand that polted Jack
Dempsey in the second round of last
years fight came over on the but
ton and then Sikh remarked:
You can't hit, Mr.. Carpentier."
When he saw he had nothing to
fear, Six waded in. Much after the
style of Harry Greb he started both
hands working like the flanges on a
fans. He missed many blows but he
landed just as many and everyone
seriously hurt the Frenchman.
What sympathy the crowd held for
Carpenter turned to animus when
Sikh picked him up off the floor of
the ring and started TO carry him to
his corner. Carpenter struck twice
at him.
From a disregarded and rather dis
liked character of the cabarets and
bring light districts, Sikh was turned
into hero by his victory. While ne
had never been knocked out, he was
regarded as a ham fighter" be-
cause his showing had been none too
impressive in previous fights. When
negotiations started for the fight
with Carpenter, Descamps said he
didn't want the bout as it would not
be a good contest Cor Georges.
Sikh first dreI attention when he
Knocked out Harry Beeve, former light
heavyweight champion of England, II
six rounds. He then won 10 round
decision from Marcel Miles and out
pointed Paul Journee, who acted as
! Carpenters sparring partner IN the
United States.
Around the speedy sections OF
Paris. Ski has been picturesque
figure for months. He boasts that ne
trains on "hard liquor" and that he /:
very bad man Cabaret owners ano
gendarmes, who have been called II
dozens to settle him, agree with HIM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
AUCTION SALE OF MODERN
BRICK DWELLING IN
DEL RAY

Bv virtue of a deed of trust dated
September 10, 1919, recorded in Deed
Book 1914, page 266 Of the land rec
ords of Arlington County, Virginia.
from Adolph f. West and wife, to
the undersigned trustee, default hav-
ing been made in the payment of GER
tain of the notes therein described,
the undersigned Trustee will, at the
request of the holder Of said notes,
offer for sale at public auction in
front of the Royal Street entrance to
the Market Building IN the city Of
Alexandria at twelve o'clock noon on
Friday. October 9th, 1922, all that
lot of ground with The buildings and
improvements theron, in Jefferson
District. Arlington county, Virginia,
and described in said deed of trust
as:
LOTS numbered six hundred and
thirty-two 1922, and six hundred and
thirty-three $3.50, in plan of lots
called DEL RAY, surveyed by d j..
Howell. Surveyor, as shown on the
plan Thereof duly of record among
the land records of Arlington county,
Virginia in Deed Book 0 No. a.,
page 442.
THIS CONVEYANCE is subject
to the lien of deed of trust Of Twen-
ty-fve Hundred Dollars $2,50O,OO),
duly of record among the land rec
ords Of Arlington County, Virginia.
Terms of sale CASH, conveyancine
and Revenue Stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser. A deposit or Two
Hundred Dollars ($2OO.00) will be re-
quired when the property is knocked
down
C. S. TAYLOR BURKE,
ooe 1on Trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
EPISCOPAL CHANCES

With eight veterans and wealth of
new material to pick from Episcopal
HIGH Schools football prospects are
admittedly bright. Coaches TOMB
kins and Kinsolving are working their
men every afternoon now and are
rapidlv rounding an eleven into shane.
On addition to Captain Watt TYLER,
tackle. letter men to return are Mack
all. Dick. Morton, Woodland, Bridges,
Trapnell and Rrvar. Moncure. Swan
ard Holland. the first two AleXan-
drians. of last wears scrubs. arc show
ing no well. and among the new men.
TAYLOR. Daniels and Wood look like
real material. TAYLOR. 200.pounder,
and Daniels. hail from Greensboro.
\. c.. while Wood IS product Of
Charlottesville.
The embryo team IS hit one sided
at present. there being wealth Of
hackfeld material. and CORRESPOND
, ing dearth n line stuff. The line will
probably be made up chiefly Of new
men. most of whom are candidates
/ for center and guard.
The schedule has been partially CON-
nleted ard includes games with Tech
HIGH School Of Washington on Oc-
tober 7th: VIRGINIA Episcopal School
an October 21st: Gilman Country
School on November 4th. IN Baltimore
AuouSta Nilitsrv Academy on No
vember 18th: Randolnh-Macon Arad.
pmv on November 18th. and on No.
vember 25th. the hig game with Wood
hes..v. Forest at WOODBURY.. - :
The MANAGERS are trying to arrange
comes for SapIpmber both and Or,
tober 14th, and hope to get Contra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
LATER OPENING FOR b. b SEA.
son

New York, Sept. 25.-Opening dates
for the major league pennant races
are to be moved forward week, it is
understood from reliable information.
The club owners are prepared to
vote favorably at the winter meetings
on a resolution to have the season Op-
ened around April II, one week later
than in past seasons.
As usual the club owners are in
spired by a purely commercial mo-
tive. The bad weather of early April
has caused them so many postpone
ments and such poor attendance that
an early opening has been declared
bad business.
The magnateS persist in vigorously
sweeping around the corners when
the broom could be used most ad-
vantageouSly in the middle of the
room.
Rumors coming out Of the last dual
league meeting in Chicago have it that
some changes to make the pitching
rules less drastic may also be enacted
at the winter meeting.
Heard during the recent junior
track and field championships at New
ark
A trainer: "That boy over there
jumping is a conner and he wants to
60 to college. Know anyplace'
Close conversation between the
trainor and well-known coach.
-
better offerS'n that"
The W. K. coach: Tell him not to
be in a hurry"
Jack Curley has been spending most
of the summer around popular French
summer resorts. The American wrest-
ling boss has been doing other thing,
besides looking over the European
skull and bone cruShers, according 10
reports. He was seen mucn i'm the
company of George Carpenter and
it is rumored that he had the French
mans name on contract to do some
fighting in the United States next
summer.
In these days of the waning prestige
of Yale and Harvard on the gridiron
ii has been generally accepted that the
Yale-Harvard game has been made the
leading contest of the year because OF
tradition.
The Yale-Harvard battle and the
classic Army-Navy contest will b,
fought this year on the same date, No
vember 25th.
1t will be interesting to see whicl
game gets the preference.
Luck and all the breaks" is TIL
usual cry when a player is successful
in winning any Of the big golf cham
pionshipS.
While it is appropriate in some cas-
es. it cannot be apvlied to Jesse Sweet
ser. the new amateur golf champion
Any player who is good enough Il
win in a row from Willie Hunter, for
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
HIS HYPNOTISM FAILS TO
WORK ON BURLEY SKI
lContinued from PAGE Onel

kCOHllUueu from 1 age OItJ
Not one spectator left the hall and
an ovation was raised when the an
n0uncement was made that the re-
fierce was in error when he failed to
consult the judges and that his de-
cision was overruled making Sikh the
winner.
Carpenter committed many fouls
after the second round. He was warned
repeatedly by the referee for butting,
holding and attempting to use his
knee while in the clinches. 1t was OBJ
vious that he was trying to lose on
a foul and save what little prestige
remained for him.
Sikh was rather cautious at first
and he proceeded slowly until the
Wanted right hand of Carpenter
came over and cought him on the
chin. 1t sent him to his knees but he
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
Watching The ScOrebOard

One more victory by the Giants and
the Yankees will assure New York
world series. If both the Giants and
the Yanks lose every game they can
get no worse than tie even if Pitts
burgh and St. Louis win all their
games. One more defeat for the Pr
rates and the Browns will likewise
cinch the pennant for the New York
Clubs.
Hornsby's forty-frst and forty-sec-
ond homers and Bancroft's bad error
helped the st. Louis Cards beat the
Giants 10 to 6.
Pittsburgh was all but officially
pushed out of the pennant race when
the Pirates could do nothing better
than break even with the Robbins.
BROOKLYN won the first game i to 2,
and lost the second, IL to B.
Sloppy fielding and slow thinking by
Bob Meusel and Babe Ruth gave the
Cleveland Indians a to 0 victory
over the YankS. Uhle allowed the
Yanks six hits while Shawlley let
Cleveland down with five.
Pratt's error in the seventh inning
allowed the Tigers to tie the score
and five runs scored in the eighth on
doubles by Blue and Veach, two passes
and two singles defeated the Red Sox,
7 to 2.
Hitting Ogden and Heimach hard,
the Browns defeated the Athletics I
10 1. and cut the lead Of the Eanks
down to three and a half games.
With two runners on the bases in
the ninth inning. Francis ran to the
rescue of Mogridge and stopped the
White Sox, the Senator'S winning D
to 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
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OPORT NEWO
TROOP 2 WINS

Alexandria Boy Svout Troop No.
> defeated the strong Lorton by a
score of 10 to II in d game featured
by the pitching of Kelly, the hitting
of Vance, and a great catch by Gag
gett in the eighth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-25
Common Sense
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