Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23
Sport Gossip
BY EARLE LUTZ
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Uncle Charley" Moran. who Is one
OF tho best gueSsers holding an indi-
Gator in either OF tho major leagues.
says he Is going to have another rat
Ting good team In Old kaintuck.
where he pastimes in the autumn as
director OF deEtinics of Centre Col
lcge. whose Gridiron squad will in
wade Richmond in October to collide
with Virginia Poly. Despite the loss
OF 30 Mcmillan and several OF his
equally famous teammates. Moran Is
confident that the Prayin' Colonies
viii be m unhealthy foe for the ma
jorlty OF tho Eastern elevens.
Around Red Roberts. All-American
end and captainelect OF the Centre
squad. Moran plans to build his COM
bination. Tho freshman material for
the last few years has been excellent
at Centre and Moran denies that tho
little college will fall back into OBJ
iiv!or. from whence Il shot like
meteor. Just because n few OF the
stars OF last seasons brilliant con-
steliation are lost
Centre College through it's football
warriors has gained more prestige in
the last few years than II did In all
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Richmond University and William
and Mary have an opportunity 10
make name for themselves. Both
of these Virginia schools will send
football teams North in September
and on their showing may depend
bright athletic futures. The Spiders
tackle Lafayette. one Of tho top
notchcrs last year. while the Bill
town lads will mix up with Penn
State. Tho games are played on Sep
TENDER 80.
William and Mary by It's successful
Northern baseball trip did as much
to put Williamsburg on tho map rs
did tho visit OF President Harding
better students and livens the alum
nj into working and pulling for the
old school.
One OF the mot remarkable matches
ever heard of In golf was reported
tho other day. when two golfers in
Seattle. playing In tho schoolmastcrs'
tournament. had to 20 eighteen OK
ira holes before one man was de-
clarcd tho winner. The players were
Whitman and Thompson. and they
reached the final. where the schedule
called for thirtysix holes. They I'm
ished that number all square, and
tneH nrocecdcd TO the nineteenth hole
to settle matters. They were still
trying sS decide the victor going TO
tho fiftyfourth hole, and there Whit
man won In 8 to 6 for his opponent
Water sports evidently keep them
young. Jim Ten Eyck and Fred
Flaistcd, who met in 1876 on the
schyulknl River, have been matched
for n special race on the same course
on August 5. To make the event
more interesting. James H. Reilly
professional scullcr. who has turned
"a years. has requested permission to
enter and tho affair will be trian-
gular one.
Both ST. Louis clubs have sup
planted the New York outfts at the
head OF the major leagues. 1t would
be a genuine upheaval II the Missouri
metropolis landed two rags and the
worlds bunting the same year after
generations of watching from the
sidelines.
Ty Cobb. the poor old scout. still
Is unable to do better than two hits
day out OF four efforts. While he
vas doing II yesterday the youthful
George S!slcr only Accumulated half
AS much, and as a consequence the
Tiger veteran Is only s points In
the rear for American League bat
ting honorss the respective percent
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