Evening star., 1923-11-12

Mohawks trimmed the Georgetown
Athletic Association eleven, 16 to Z,
while Mercury disposed of southern,
30 to O. The victims of these trays
were among the strongest contenders
in the race.
Georgetown uncOrked occasional
flashes of ability against the Indians,
but it could do little with the savage
rushing of the Indian backfeld- Dinty
Hughes of the Mohawks scored ten
points, when he registered touch
down. booted the extra point and sent
Il placement kick over the bars. The
northwest eleven scored in the first
period, when key Dreyfus sprinted
So yards for a touchdown. From then
On Georgetown lacked the necessary
punch to score. Presenting a sturdy
defense the northwest team made
the going rough for the Indians nu-
merous times.
With a powerful line and four clever
backs, MERCURY ran roughShod over
the Southern gridironers Watson,
ground at will Southern threatened
in the final period, rushing the oval
TO Mercury's 12-yard line, but there
after it's march was halted. Turner
and Sullivan played well for Mercury,
while Spaulding starred for the losers.
Interior Department gridders dis
played q poor brand Of ball against
the Anacostia Eagles, the fray end
ing in u scoreless tie. Lack of
teamwork and doubtful intelligence
marred the Clerks play. Jack Snead
Williams and his brother Martin
We're Cleve" foo Int rior, while Harris
Myers, L. McCathran, ODonnell and
B. McC,athran performed creditab bly,
for the Eagles. Scoring opportuni-
ties were frequent for Interior but
it failed in the final drives.
KnickerbCckers have come through
with a win at last. Yesterday they
humbled the Arlington Athletic Club.
26 to 0, in q one-sided match that
sparkled in forward passing. Out
Of twenty-seven heaves attempted,
the Knicks completed seven, two Of
which resulted in pair of touch
downs Knicks now will turn to
Washington's leading teams as a re-
suit of their victory.
ApacheS continued their winning
streak when they took the measure
of the Naval Air Station grdders, 19
TO 0. After the Indians had piled up
a safe lead in the first half. they
seemed content to play a bOotiny
and kicking game during the remain
der. Apaches' backfield-White, Cor
nell Smithson and Boyd-functioned
Benning Athletic Club was an easy
foe for the Seat Pleasant eleven that
turned in a 42-to-0 victory yester-
day. With Shorty Hughes and Jen-
nings smashing through Benning for
long gains, Seat Pleasant registered
twenty-four first downs.
wintons swnmped the Park View
Juniors, AZ to 0, with a savage line
attack. McGlue of the winners led
his team brilliantly.
Argyle Athletic Club uncorked a
big surprise when 1t held the cham
III, Mo- t. @l@c q to
Argyles threatened to score three
times, while the champions threat
ened on the 10-yard line. Neither
side seemed strong enough to score,
however.
One of the best games of the season
was waged between the Kanakha Ath-
letic Club and the Caslon eleven, the
former winning, to 6.
Corinthians now boast a win COL
umn of ten straight as result of
their victory over the Premier Mid
gets, 13 to 0. Jones was the individ-
ual star of the day
Circles received a setback when it
met the Irish eleven, the fray ending
in a scoreless tie. Nearly 900 fans
saw the Irish gridders uncork an
their opponents. watkins. Curtain,
Fox and Enright displayed their
wares to good effect.
Fighting to 6-to-6 deadlock, the
Yosemites and the Park View eleven
put up a spirited battle yesterday.
Gass of Park View intercepted a for
ward pass in the first period and
raced goalward. Yosemites scored in
the final period, via the overhead at
tack. Allan shared a heave from
Turco, bringing the oval to the Park
View 5-yard line.
Playing was spirited in the Trinity
Roamer prep fray, which ended in a
scoreless tie. Both elevens presented
formidable lines.
L0tns Athletic Club nosed out the
Golden Tornado team, to 0, with
Bogard and Merchant playing in fine
style. Aremeli and Chaconas starred
for Tornado.