Evening star., 1923-11-05

Not even the widest dopsster ex-
pected the MohawkS to down. Retna
Mercedes, II to o. The Hawks fall
before this very same eleven several
1000 spectators were treated to foot
| ball Of the first order in the second
meeting. Line plunging and sweep
| ing end runs netted the Indians six
ponents registered only Ave. Touch
downs by Licarione and Schneider.
Hughes point kick and two safeties
gave the Mohawks their points.
Interior Department gridironers
ran roughshod over the Fort Hum
phreys eleven. winning, 19 to 0. The
Clerks drew first blood in the open
ing period with straight foot ball.
Hendricks took the ball over. The Sol
but fumbles and loose playing blast
ed them. Interior made two touch
downs in the final quarter.
outplayed and outfought the Guam
tico Marine Reserves, it was humbled.
! z to 6. through inability to drop
kick a. point after touchdown. Mat
ters looked dark for the winged-foot
gridders in the first period when the
Leathernecks put over a touchdown.
but thereafter the local outfit un-
covered the better brand Of ball.
Gains by Gronin and Beyeres en-
abled Mercury to score in the second
was deep in Marine territory.
Navy Yard Marines eked out Ito
6 victory over the Knick erbockers in
downs were made In the third period.
but the Knicks lost out when they
failed to kick the goal. After Price
Of the Marines caught q partially
blocked pass and raced forty yards
goalward Agnew booted the bail for
the deciding point. (:
Apache Athletic Club outgeneraled
the Southerns and won, 12 to 0. Clever
drop-kicking by Andy and White and
ed for the score. It was a battle from
start to finish. In a preliminary con-
test the Southern Props trimmed the
Apache Preps, 8 to 0.
Displaying a smashing attack that
gave them score in each perios,
Naval Air Station gridders swamped
the District OF Columbia Panthers, sS
to o. The Panthers could do little
with the fierce rushes Of Fickle. Caller
and Hines.
With Hogan and Farrell sprintinr
for good gains. the Langdon Mard-
ave by defeating EekinEton Athletic tic
Club, 45 to 0. Games with the wfn-
ners can be arranged by calling Msn.
ager Walton, North 447. after $50
o'clock. The Mardfeldts are in the
11b-125-pound class.
Frfehdship eleven fell before the
Triangle Midgets in q 14-to-13 game.
Bush and Jones of the winners scored
touchdowns, while johnson and Pick
Ter carried the ball over for Friend
q - %tn1 %~So ~
being received by Manager Curtin,
Franklin 6201.
:: 9eA has been issued by Rover
in the So90-pound class. Telenfsune
Manager Joe Rafty, Lincoln s4s.
One Of the Eest games Of the sea
son was waged between Mackins and
to 8: Each eleven put up n stifr de-
fensive hight.
EAihiting q superior defense, Cas-.
letic Club. Is Hs to os. MHopn Mstneny csnt A,n-
Minter and Petit performed we'll FOR
Caslon. Harris Intercepted q for.
ward pass to score Petworth's lone
Waverly Athlete Club nut nm a
savage fight against the Seat Pleas
IN! eAeVen, Dut was beaten, s to 3.
Roberts raced forty yards to score
the MarylanderS six-pointer. QuiRiey
drop-kicked the ball between the
bars- from the 5o-yard 1Ine In the
initial quarter.
Mercury Juniors pushed their win
column to three in q row when, they.
Juniors, IS to g. Mercury wants
games with Peerless or Rover Jun-
iors.
were battling to q scoreless tie: un-
til the last quarter. when the fofmer
eleven marched down the feld for the