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/, the 1925 freshman line out were
Fletcher, Keenan,. Cockerel and
Crothers.
The squad went through a light
! drill for an hour and half and called
it day. The work today is expected
TO be rather light. but beginning to-
morrow there will be a general buck
ling down to real preparation.
The squad is i'll good shape from a
scholastic standpoint except one man
and he probably will remove an out
standing condition before the begin
ming of the school year, September
%. 1t seems as il there is plenty of
physical strength available to make
a foot ball team. but very little OF
anything in the way of experience.
Also, indications are the squad Will
not be large, as probably dozen men
have been lost of those that were eN-
pected to I'm.
Southern Conference elevenS gen
erallv took the field yesterday. and
many other college squads IN tne
South also began work. OF those in
this immediate section it seems that
nrospects are bright in two or three
cases and rather, dull in some others.
Generally speaking, Virginia. Poly
technic institute, Virginia, Washing
ton and Lee seem to have the best
outlook in years: North Carolina,
North Carolina State, and Virginia
Military Institute are likely TO have
rough going to develop the kind of
teams they desire. North Carolina
lost nine Of its regular team of 1928,
Virginia Military Institute and North
Carolina State lost their veteran
backs and must develop entire new
quarters. Both. however, have good
lines in prospects and if they can
find the backs should have fine teams.
North Carolina. too. has one gleam
of light in the fact that 1t gets from
it's freshman squad of year ago
some excellent material.
Washington and Lee. V. p. l. and
Virginia seem well set in every re-
spect. Washington and Lee lost five
of it's seven regulars from the for
ward wall, but has from the fresh
man eleven and from the second
string men material from which to
build a line just as good as last
years, it is said.
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McAuliffe will take charge of the
Brookland squad for his second year
and if his work measures up to the
standard Of last season he should
turn out a good team. Catholic L.
obtained McAuliffe a year ago with
the announced intention of placing
him permanently at the head of foot
hall to work out the salvation of that
sport and put it on the high plane of
other sports. He made good far be
yond what was expected of him, and
those in charge at the Brookland in
stitution look upon him as one of
their fixtures.
Something was said last week of
the work that Crum has done at
George Washington, but 1t is not
amiss to mention again the Hatchetite
authorities are well pleased over
what he has accomplished.
University of Maryland got its
squad. or rather part of ii. or the
field yesterday for the first time.
TwentysiX men reported and it is eX-
pccteu that the remainder OF those
expected back will be out within the
next day or so. Maryland, however.
seems to sustain losses this Fal! from
most unexpected sources. 1t was
stated at College Park yesterda y
morning that Ed Tenney, regular
quarterback a year ago, probably
would not be out because of a case
of appendicitis that he has develop I'd
He has not yet undergone an opera
ton. but is i'll and at home under Il
Doctors care.
Adams and Zulick, who played most
of the time as tackles last Fall. were
In Uniform. as was Bafford, the 1925
regular center. These are the only
regular linemen back from the team
of a year ago.
The 1925 backs who reported We're
Capt. Mike Stevens, Charley Pugh
"knocky" Thomas. Fred Linkous and
Paul Doerr. Backs from the 1925
freshman eleven who were in suits
were Kessler, Parsons, Snyder, Greg
DRY and Wondrack.
Second string linemen of last sea
son who took part in the practice
were Winterberg. Schaeffer. Granger,
Herzog and Brown. Dent, Herzog
and Morrison, who did not play last
year. also were on hand. Members of
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ander advocate Of the off tackle style OF play
somewhat on Of that used by Gil Dobie Some
Of the best in the South have been under h1s super
vision, notably famous Red Barron Douglas
Wyckof. Flowers of last years eleven and Fincher:
Alexander probably of the busiest coaches In
country being head Of all the coaching Stairs
the sports in which the university takes part
in that capacity has been far above the aver
age Georgia Tech being for its fine aaround team
Georgia Tech which is the alma mater OF Alexander
claims best linesmen ever turned out
there.
The schedule of Georgia Tech for 1926 follows:
September 25---Oglethorpe at Atlanta.
October 2--V. NJ 1. at Atlanta.
October 9-Tulane at Atlanta.
October 16-Alabama at Atlanta.
october 23-Washington and Lee at Atlanta.
October 30-Notre Dame at South Bend, lnd
November 6-Vanderbilt at Atlanta
November 13-(IeOrgia at Atlanta
November 25-Auburn at Atlanta
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A. r. Mackley paired with J. B.
Murphy to win the Scotch foursome
tournament at the Columbia Country
Club with a card of S2--12-70. The
| players used selected drives and play
ed alternate strokes through the fair.
way. Three pairs tied for second place
with net scores Of IA. They were: f.
B. English and Comdr. G. A. Dunn
Wallace, 92-1S-74; w. w. Rapley
and X. F.. Kellerman, S2-S-74.
E. w. Cushing and L. b. Collins
tied for low gross in the 1Shole media!
play event at the Washington Golf
and Country Club, with cards of sc.
Eugene Golf, with 100-26-74, and
Harry D. eastman, with S9-1o--74,
tied for low net. Gushing had net
of 70, but elected to take the gross
prize.
Burke Edwards won both gross and
net contests at the Manor Club In the
Labor day medal-play event. He had
a gross of So and a net of 63. d. l..
Thomson had second low gross with
Sc.
Three extra-hOle matches featured
the miniature tourney at the Indian
Spring Club yesterday. The SUM
marieS:
Homer s. Pope. Consolation won by Robert
Second flight--G. Lea stabler defeated j
NJ; Porter Consolation won by }. v Brown
Third fight-R H. Moulton defeated En-
NETT Dougherty. Consolation won by James
Fourt fiieht-J. F. Mccarthy won by de-
fault.
A. B. Campbell won the qualifying
round with a card of AZ. Williams and
F. b. Hoover were second with 43.
W. z. di Este, leading player of the
Argyle Country Club. won the mon
key" tournament held by that club
with a card of 49, Richard Peacock
and Emmett Heitmuller tied for sec
ond place.
Lee Moffatt won the flag tourney
at Bannockburn. carrying his flag To
the edge of the nineteenth green. r.
D. Stockman finished second. with
J. H. Pherigo third
Ray Farrell won leg on the Presi
dents cup at the Beaver Dam Club
with a card of S4-10--74, four strokes
below the 96--1S-7S card turned In
by DR. G. H. StOddard. DR.. Stod
dard holed a brassie shot for an eagle
. on the seventh hole. while T. w.
Smith also holed brassie shot foi
w. II. White won a driving contest
held in the rain with a carry of 235
yards.
Howard Nordlinger will oppose
Nathan 3. Frank in one bracket
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TWO SESSIONS A DAY
FOR G. U. GRID SQUAD

ASBURY PARK, n. j., September
1.-Two scrimmages, one in the morn
ing and the other in the afternoon.
was today's program for Georgetown
Cniversity's foot ball squad. which Is
preparing for the campaign here.
This schedule was put into effect yes
terday by Coach Lou Little and will,
according to present plans. be con,
tinued until camp is broken.
Yesterday the squad practiced under
boiling sun. but the workouts did
not lack for snap.
Three men have just arrived at
camp who are being relied upon to
aid materially in whipping the COM
bination in shape. They are Claude
Grigsby. lats years regular center.
who has been working as a lifeguard
this Summer in Chicago, and Jack
Hegarty and George Murtaugh, stars
of the 1925 eleven, who will aid in
tutoring the squad.
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MANGAN IS WINNER
IN EASTON SINGLES

EASTON, Md, September Tom
Nangan of Washington earned his
first leg on the Eastern Shore cham
pionship trophy yesterday when he
took the measure Of Clarence Charest.
another District racketer, in the fnal
of the annual tennis tourney played
at Talbot Country Club.
The scores Of the match We're 4--o.
6-1, SIS, 6-3. Mangan eliminated
Capt. Robert c. Van Vliet. 1925 cham
pion. in the semi-final round
G. Alphonso Smith and Johnny
Howard Of Baltimore captured the
doubles title. defeating Gwynn King
and Dooley Mitchell Of Washington
6-2 81 6-3.
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MEYERS QUITS BROWNS
LEAD PRO GRIDDERS

DULUTH, Mimi, September A).
Ernie Nevers, former Stanford Uni
versity foot ball star, plans to lead
his band of Nevers Eskimos, Du-
luth's team in the National Profess
sional Foot Ball League, to their Fall
training camp at Two Harbors, Minn.,
80 miles north of here op Lake Su-
perior. today.
Nevers arrived in Duluth last night.
He motored north from St. Louis and
is reported to have been given a fur
Tough from the st. Louis Browns for
the remainder of the season.
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pOSSlDle IOr tHeiIl
to hold the head
still during the
swinging exertion.
The truth Of the
matter for both
types Of such
golfers is that
they are pressing
perhaps without
knowing what con-
stitutes pressing.
When the effort
to bring the club
forward is ap-
piled with such
force that the
club attains a
velocity that is be-
yond the strength
IL 4
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SCHOOLBOY TENNIS
PLAY OPENS TODAY

The annual schoolboy championship
tennis tournament for the Harding
memorial trophy opens today at
Chevy Chase courts with so of the
leading scholastic players of the city
taking part.
The field includes Dooley Mitchell,
District public courts champion and
captain of the Western High team
which recently won it's third straight
city title; Hugh McDiarmid Milton
Baker Bill Hitz and other outstanding
racketers of local junior ranks.
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DAVIS AND CRAGOE
ANNEX NET HONORS

Davis and Cragoe Yesterday cap
tured the doubles championship In the
Suburban Tennis Leagues annual
tournament at Bureau of Standards
courts.
They defeated LaCd and Boyd IN
the final. 6-3. 4--6, 6-3.
The final round of singles was
postponed indefinitely, but probably
will he concluded before the end of
the week Cragoe meets Stam for the
title
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BUSINESS HIGH GRIDMEN
DISCUSS PLANS TONIGHT

Candidates for the Business High
foot ball team will gather tonight at
the home of Manager Joe Katzman.
4O3 Seventh street southwest, at
o'clock to discuss plans for the sea
son with John Paul Collins, who has
just been named coach Of athletics
at that school.
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while DR.. NJ 3. Fischer will ere,
clubs with Daniel Sherry in the sem
final round of the annual club hand
cap tourney at the Town and Count,
Club. Two rounds in the event wer,
concluded yesterday. Max Weyl. or.
of the outstanding players OF tn.
club. lost to Frank in the first round
The summaries.
First round-Howard Nordltnger ia,
defeated l.: V. Freudberg t30l. :. and q, Il
3. and 4; n. b. Frank 1s) defeated MAJ
Weyl ,1%) 3 and ]: Milton King 1sl de
Behrens t22l defeated Lester Ne,,niann
l3ol., 8 and 3 Or. NJ; 3; Fischer t24I o.
simon I30J defeated Stanley II. Fischer T.,
default; Daniel Sherby t30) defeated Simoii
9 SECOND r4und-Sordlinger, defeated 8ae.
Fischer defeated Behrens. and &; Sharh,
defeated Simon. 3 and l.
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pelng seIecIeu Q! many SouIne1h crlucs as tne Ieas
of % Of the leading in the South On defense Pool
is not the line but Is used to back the lne he being
wonder at plugging holes that have been made by
opposing nenen.
The work OF Pool in the battles that Georgia Tech
has waged against Hoosier elevens of Knute Rockne
has been Of the highest caliber.
COACH.
IN some manner other Coach William A. (BnD Alex
ander been connected with the development OF
Georgia Techs eevens for the past Is It in
the Fall of 1912 that he first acted In this capacity being
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KNICK PREPS TO TOLL.

Knickerbocker Props, among the
leaders in last years 135-pound sand
lot foot ball race. hold their second
practice session tonight at 1870 in
Georgetown Hollow. New candidates
for the squad will report to Coach
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SOCCERISTS TO GATHER.

Candidates for the Washington
Boys Soccer Club will meet tonight
at Z o'clock at the home Of Coach
George Youngblood, 1909 Benning
road, to elect their officers and choose
team colors.
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something must give. Usually the
body yields and the head goes up.
If this doesn't happen. and the play
er holds his head still despite the
pressure against it. the clubhead digs
into the ground. Let the club take
a natural, easy swing.
ICo,,x.inhA
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WOMEN In SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

K beloved of
M The little Californian who has three
IVI championship the
of by her modest
the
Evening star., 1926-09-07
HOLIDAY GOLF JOURNEYS
ARE HAMPERED BY RAIN

thoroughly drenched golfers
hole of the golf
Labor day competitions that
pd in the which staged found Jupiter Puu balkr
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OUTLOOK AT BOTH PLACES
is FOR EXCELLENT TEAMS
Hatchetites to Star Work at College Park While
Brooklanders Will Go to Norfolk-Maryland
Has 20 Men Out on First Day.
BY II. {. BYRD.

NandC squads
The College Park
Z at
gathering while the Booklandes scheduled
the Norfolk.
Both excellent prospects, Each has back the
unavailable
Washington probably will freshman class
freshman who ought make good At least Coach Nc Auh
thenfn
Evening star., 1926-09-07
GAUZZA CALLS GRIDMEN.

Members of the National foot bal
eleven, 150-pound sandlot champs lasi
season. will gather Thursday night a
s o'clock at the home of Manager Vie
GauzZa, EOS ID street northeast.
Evening star., 1926-09-07

GCLFPORT. Miss, September {
GP.-Virgil (Spud) Davis. third base
man for the Gulfport Cotton States
League team, has been purchased by
the New York Yankees
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CridirOn Leaders of 1926
Interesting Facts About Foot Ball Coaches and
Captains Of Big College Elevens for This Season
No. IO@Ge0rgia Tech
CAPTAIN.

CAPTAIN
ONE of who instrumental oppo
from scoring the even each by h
Pool resident of Atlanta, the
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RADIATORS, TENDERS
BODIES MADE AND REPAIRED
NEW RApIAIORs FOE ASTos
WITTSTATTS K. & F. WkS.
al0 114h-I NV. 1z22 y. REAR
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Inside Golf
Horton

Many golfers insist that they hold
the head still during the swing and
vet 1t bobs up just before the ball
is hit. Others insist that 1t is not
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that institution from 1912 until the
Fall of 1920, when Alexander took
over the reins as head coach.
Georgia Tech has always been noted
for it's great teams. and It can be
safely said that their hest records
u-o,.o, n,a6a d11rI rfy the regime Of Alex
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Nathan 3. Frank in one bracket.
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In the CirculS Court of the City
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AUGUSTER HOLDCLAW, Plaintiff
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