Evening star., 1923-11-15


Tank Corps flashed to the limelisht
when it walked at 1S-to-1S tie battle
with the Quantico Marine Reserves.
Capt. George Z. Finarson, who cap
tanned North Dakota University eleven
in 1916, Is coaching the "Tankers"
this year, and he has developed quite
a formidable combination.
Among the former college stars of
the Tank team that are booked to
figure prominently in Saturdays fray
are Sanford, Auburn: Il. +. Smith,
California; Wiley. Hamilton: GrHver.
States Military Academy; Savage,
Beloit: Chester. Vanderbilt, Roberts,
v. NJ. l., and Bailey. Oberltn.
BrookIand,s 14e-pound eleven has
booked rugged foe In the Irish team
sunday at Naval Hospital grounds.
The northeast combination has: won
its last six games and does not intend
to let the Irish gridders mar it's rec
ord. Practice for the Brooklanders
will be held Saturday at o'clock at
7th and Monroe streets. Challenges
to the Northeasters are being re-
ceiyed by Manager Jefferies, az 1900
Lawrence street northeast.
Georgetown Athletic Association
team will make one final effort TO fig
III
tackles the Mercurys Sunday at Grif-
fifth Stadium. Action will start at
o'clock. Should the Georgetown out
flt turn in a victory. its stock will be
boosted considerably.
MohAwks, considered one cf the
formidable teams in the champion
ship running. will encounter the
in a battle that promises to be
thriller Fans recall the memorable
scoreless tie that resulted when these
teams met last year and they are
looking forward to another stirring
battle Sunday.
Park View Erider. have yet to be
defeated. but they have booked a
dangerous foe in the Navajo Athletic
Club Sunday, at 9th and l. streets
southeast. In preparation for the fray.
Park View will be sent through the
PAGES tonight. Gass. Tebbs. MacDon-
aid, Donovan, Oliveri Van Buskirll.
prexilius, Rain. Burg, MacKay, Mann,
Dieste, Hamilton. Pricci. Frederick.
Earnest. Beck. Dodge, Thomas and
Coach WheeIock are asked to report
at the Fairgrounds.
Two deadly rivals for the 125-1a0-
pound championship will meet when
tho Mackins will mix it up with the
Mardfeldts Sunday on the 1atters
field. The Mardfeldt pilot wants Ho-
gan, Homhilt, Hilton, Thompson, Far
reIl, Meader. Steele, Petteys. Lewis,
Clements Finnell, Walton and Work
ing to report for practice tonight at
Mills road and Rhode Island avenue
northeast
Elated over their scoreless tie with
the strong Interior Department team.
the Anacostia Eagles, will strive to
take the measure of the Quincy Ath-
1etic Club Sunday at o'clock at
Catholic University Field.
Coach Pat TorriIIo of the Petworth
Juniors requests that all players at
tend practice tonight at o'clock in
preparation for Sundays clash with
the Tenleytown team.
Receiving station team Of the navy
yard is on the lookout for an oppo-
nent Sunday. according to Manager
Jim De Heck, Lincoln 4730.
Yosemites are to hold meeting to-
morrow night at the home Of Rus
Manager WayIand of the Yosemites
wants to book a game Sunday. Get
in touch with him at Lincoln s540 be-
tween and o'clock.
st. Mary's Juniors of Alexandria
still are casting about for: games
with teams averaging 120-12o: pounds.
Manager Latham can be plroned at
Alexandra 1102."
These are the players that the Peer
less manager expects to report for
practice tonight at I'd and l. streets
northeast: Lienan. Hughes, sWaple,
Gardinia, Foley, Glasgow, . Geiger,
Fox, Barzoon, Kendig, Wiles, Lana
CHER, Healy, JOHN. Downeys Kelley,
Grasse,s Baker, Gubisch, Nix. Carroll.
yerts and Gleason.
Fox OF the Circle Athletes is re-
auested to communicate with NJ. c.
Greer, 4001 Belair avenue, Baltimore,
Nd.
Fresh from their victory: over the
Central Athletic Club. the Rover Jun
iors are seeking. strong opponents in
the 115-pound class. Manager ]. Far
gan, Lincoln 1861 is booking games,
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