Evening star., 1923-11-26

Mercury displayed q lorIniuaoie
eleven when it humbled the Quantico
Marine Reserves TO {. In the third
-7etiod it'll six points marked against
il, Mercury forced play into the Ma
rine territory. Vivian of the Devil
dogs dropped back to kick, but Nc
Donald broke through and blocked
the attempt. Bush recovered the oval
and raced ten yards to touchdown.
Blair decided it's issue by booting
perfectly from placement Tor tne eA-
ira poinS>
Having disposed of several formid-
able teams in easy fashion. the MO
hawks encountered little diHcu!ty
With the Marine barracks team WIN
ming 20 to 6. During the first three
periods the Mohawks could only reg
lister one touchdown. this coming In
the third when Dreifus sprinted 70
Yards to six-pointer Mohawk
real strength was shown in the last
quarter when three touchdowns were
scored.
Arlington Athletic Club made only
five first downs against Interior De-
partrrent, the latter winning, to ..
Pryor of the winners carried the ball
across the second period.
Exhibiting n clever running attack
The Apaches triumphed over Quincy
Athletic Club. IL to @. Smithson's 40
yard run to the first touchdown was
one of the bright spots of the game.
4 pass. Durity to Ady. accounted for
The other six-potnter.
Stanton Juniors successfully de-
$ended their 125-pound championship
when they took the measure of the
wintons In q IA to battle. A we'll
executed aerial attack proved puz-
sling to the Wintons.
Elevens OF lexington and Caslon
Athletic Clubs battled to a scoreless
Gie. The CaslonS had the ball al Eek
3ngton's 1-yard line when the game
ended.
Sweeping end runs by Mulvaney,
Perkins and Frizzell of the Lexington
Athletic Club enabled their team to
down the Lotus gridders. rs to 0.
Lotus was outclaSSed throughout.
One of the best games in the u.s.
520-pound class was waged between
the Kanawhas and Emblem Juniors,
the fray ending in 6 to score for
the former. Kanawhas won in the
third period on a pass, c. Newman to
II. Newman.
Elated over their 81 to IL victory
over the Northwest Juniors. the Trim
aty Juniors are seeking games in the
5S5-pound division. Manager Knott
may be reached at 1904 o street.
Emblem Athletic Club disposed of
che Mercury Preps in 8 to o game:
The winners unleashed brilliant
overhead attack to win. Mercury
threatened in the last half with the
ball on Emblems 6-inch line.
First and second teams Of the
.Mackin Athletic Club staged battle
which the latter won. to 0: Powers
blocked q punt and recovered the ball
behind goal
game from the Iroq6ois Midgets,
q to 0. Ambroni scored a touchdown
and H. Lombard drop-kicked the
extra point.
Game. with the Trinity Midgets
can be arranged by calling Manager
Sohaefer at West 2122 after $50
pollock.
Midget teams Of the Park and Alex
andria Tiger clubs waged 6-to-6
tie game.
Yosemite gridders successfully
closed their season with a 12-to-0
win over the Roamers. Richa rdson
of the Roamers and Stewart or the
Yosemites played well.
Sparkling broken field running by
Yoss of Virginia Athletic Club en-
abled his team to defeat Naval Air
station eleven. 13 to 0. He sprinted
twice to touchdowns.
Circles showed the way to Brook
land Athletic Club in a spirited To-
coo tilt.
Mercury Juniors pushed their win
column to five in q row when they
downed the Paramount gridders.
% to 0.
Glen Haven uncorked a big sur
prise when it defeated Palace Ath-
1etio Club. % to 0. Shields raced SO
yards for one of the touchdowns,
while Hoghton booted a field goal
from the 20-yard line.
ID. C. Panthers and the Iroquois
gridders battled to 7-to-7 tie.
CLEVELAND November 26.-Carl
Tremaine. bantamweight boxer, has
gone to New York, where he meets