The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-11-25
S. S. c. GLADIATORS ON n. O
GRIDIRON TOMORROW.
Annual Game With Jefferson College
Giants-A Classic by the Two
Squads That Will Attract Many
and Prove Of Interest.

The event of events in local foot
/ ball to occure in New Orleans takes
place tomorrow, when st. Stanislaus
| of Bay St. Louis will meet Jefferson
| College eleven in annual game. 1t Is
expected a number of admirers of the
! local gladiators will take the trip over
to see the game.
! Considerable space is devoted by
the New Orleans press to the event.
This mornings Times-Picayune car
ries the following story:
Local football followers will get
their first opportunity of the season
of seeing two out-of-town teams IN
action on local gridiron Sunday at
ternoon when the Jefferson College,
of Convent, La, will meet St. Stan
islaus College, of Bay st. Louis, Miss.
The game Sunday is scheduled to
start at 2 80 o'clock promptly.
The field will be set off the same as
for the Loyola-St. Louis games this
afternoon, with the gridiron running
along the first base bleachers. Circus
seats have been provided for the west
side of the field. A record breaking
Icrowd is expected to witness the game
Sunday, as this is an annual classic
between the two squads and hard
fought and interesting game is prom
ised.
jefferson College will bring down
every player available for the game
Sunday, as Father Hanlon, of Jeffer-
son, is planning to make the trip here
via automobiles early Sunday morn
ing. Brother Peter, of ST. Stanislaus,
will not be lacking material, as he
has also made plans to bring every
regular player as well as every sub
stitute. Many students of st. Stan
islaus will make the trip to New Or
leans on the Sabbath to witness the
game against their ancient rivals.
Brother Peter of St. Stanislaus and
Father Hanlon of Jefferson met here
Tuesday night to complete final ar
rangements for the game. The game
| Sunday will mark the fifth consecu-
tive year that the two teams have
met.
From advance notice from Brother
Peter and Father Hanlon, Leo Ernst
will referee, Claiborne Andrews will
umpire and P. J. Flanagan, timer.
Time of quarters will be fifteen min
utes. The head linesman Is yet to be
| chosen.
The teams will weigh about the
same and from the comparative
scores Jefferson College is very
slight favorite over the Rock-a-
/ Chaws. The game which Jefferson
played with Southwestern, of Lafa-
| yette. to a scoreless tie puts them on
| the bright side for win over ST.
| Stanislaus. Another good game
which Jefferson played this season
was last Saturday, against the Tulane
! freshmen, winning by count of IA
to z.
Southwestern defeated st. Stanis-
laus by score of Ia to O, with the
Tulane first year men putting over a
7 to score on the Rock-a-Chaws.
With the odds against them st.
Stanislaus is expected to go into the
game and give the boys from Con
vent, La, a gruelling fight for the
top honors of the day.
Father Hanlon, of Jefferson, pre-
diets that his team is coming down
to the Crescent City filled with con-
fdence fro mthe splendid game which
they played against the Tulane fresh
men Saturday. The Overwhelming
defeat that was handed to Jefferson
/ College in the early part of the season
by the Loyola Wolves has only put
more fight and pep into the players.
according to Father Hanlon.
Coach Foster Commagere, of St
Stanislaus, will leave no stone un-
turned in order to give the Jefferson
College its stiffest game of the year
land will send his strongest lineup In
/ the fray to start the contest.