The Washington herald., 1922-08-17
CLEvELAND noAsrs
HEFrY. GRID SQUAD.

Grid SQUAD
CLEVELAND PANrHERs. coached
~ by McQuilian, Of Oregon. VIII
llama. OF Georgetown. and john
son, Of Penn State, and composed
OF experienced collegs players. will
represent the Garden City on the
Kridiron this fall a. . travelling
team and Manager Jones 10 tryipg
TO secure games with eieyens In
this vicinity.
The Partners have enjoyed suc-
cessfui seasons on the Eridiron
since 1910. winning . out OF io
contests last year, aeorinE . total
Of l47 points to 30 for opponents.
have been Identified with the
Buckeyes In past years are: Gar.
den. all Western end from Ne.
braska: Smith, all western tackle
Of Iowa: Sinderman. all Ohio tackle
from Wooster; Houser. all Eastern
fullback from w. 4 ]. College.
Crawford. Of Georgia Tech: Gould
OF Yale: Mcbride, Of Penn State
and Kline. Of Columbia.
Manager Jones can be located
at 37s4 East 124th street. Cieve-
land, Ohio. ~
LEAD POTOMAC GOLFERS.
vOIGHT AND INQUIRE
CHOULD he maintain anything like
y yesterdays gait for the final
IS holes to be played this afternoon
George e. voight. dark horse
who turned in card Of 80 or two
strokes better than his nearest COM
petitor. Bill Mcclure. looks like a
good bet to lead the procession OF
fifteen golfers who are striving for
the honor Of accompanying Charles
Agnew. jr.. to the Municipal course
national championship tournament
to be held at Toledo on the twenty
eighth of this month. Agnew and
the runnerup OF this special 3e-hole
play will represent the District Of
Columbia In competition with the
sectional champions Of public
courses OF the United States.
Mcclure, playing steady golf all
the way. should finish in the run
nerup position. or possibly upset
the dope and win in spite OF start
ing the final round two strokes be-
hind voight. At any rate these two
are picked to win and only an acci-
dent can prevent them from coming
through with flying colors.
LABOR ATHLETES
Perform SATURDAY.
THE athletic spirit seems to have
invaded the sacred precincts of
the government departments for
keeps, with baseball almost q thing
OF the past for this season. Publicity
Agent Starr. of the Department Of
n 81 tnA go AaL
meet for labor employees. to be
Saturday afternoon, beginning at 1
O'Clock.
Secretary Davis has given his
hearty Endorsement to the project
and is more than pleased with the
athletic spirit which Is rapidly de-
veloping in his department.
p The following events are listed:
25-yard dash. running high and run
Ing broad jumps. shot put, pole
vault and relay for men: 25-yard
dash. running high and broad Jumps.
throwing basketball for distance
and relay for women.
KANAwHAs ALL SET
FOR FOOTBALL SEASON.
THE hustling Kanawhas announce
their opening gridiron date as
October 1. at Port Deposit, Nd.
with the eleven of that place as
opponents.
The new clubhouse is not yet
ready for occupancy. and the club
will open its fall sessions at their
rooms. Twelfth and l. streets north.
west. Friday night. when President
Goodman will announce the clubs
fall and winter athletic program.
The Indians copped the 125-130.
pound grid title last fall and are out
to repeat as they did in basketbaii.
kanawha will also put a 145-pound
team in the neld, and competition Of
the stifest sort is welcomed.