Evening star., 1926-10-18

could not pierce the StalWart defense
of the other. Harrison and Goldsmith
for the GeorgetoWners and FriZZell
and DeChard for Southerns starred.
A long forward pass from Sine to
Crost in the second period gave Fort
Humphreys eleven 6-tO-0 win over
Camp Meade Tank School on Wash
ington Barracks Field. 1t was the
first victory scored by the Virginians
over the Tankers since they have been
meeting on the gridiron.
NOrtherns Overcame BrOokland, 20
to 8. The Northerns started quickly,
Hooley Gass plunging across for their
first marker in the initial period
Ormes and Mcqueen accounted for
the other Northerns' tallies. Leroy
scored Brooklands' lone tuchdown.
Displaying good offense and a su.
perb defense, Palace A. c. pigskinners
defeated Navy Yard Marines, 13 to 0,
at Washington Barracks. Beck and
Hart scored the markers.
Anacostia Eagle Props fell before
Winston A. c. gridders, 13 to o. on
Anacostia Park field. The hero of
the combat was Budrer, who scored
every point. ~r~>-~'~
With Sally Hanback,. who registered
two touchdowns, and Jones in stellar
roles, Stantons drubbed Kenilworth.
25 to z.
In game that was terminated
with the third quarter because of
wrangling, Mercury Juniors. 1925
l2o-pound District titleholders, fought
the 150-pound Stephens combination
to a Scoreless tie.
National Props showed the way to
Alexandria Pirates in a to en-.
gagement. The touchdown came
from Deglish's 4o-yard run.
Sprinting around end, Lucas cross
ed the Linworth A. G. goal line for
the counter that gave Aetna A. G.
eleven a to 0 triumph.
Denting the line for consistent
gains. Clarendon Lyons vanouished
Areyles who visited them on Lyon
Village gridiron, 90 to 6. The Vir-
glnlans were the aggressors from the
start.
Keeping their opponents on the de-
fense most Of the way, Renroc Juniors
took the measure of Cardinal Juniors.
IL to 9. A 40-yard run by BOYD. who
broke through left tackle for the
cards lone marker, was the high spot.
Mohawk Props easily conquered
Emerson A. c. moleskinners, Al to O.
The losers were unable to break
through the Preps' line, while the lat
ter had little difficulty scoring from
the outset.
In fast game Northern Juniors
humbled Carlyle gridders, 8 to 0. Dris-
sci grabbed a forward pass over the
Carlyle goal line for the touchdown.
With Daley playing a fine game.
Southern "A. c. foot ballers trounced
Marion A. c. on Plaza Field, to 0.
Friendship handily downed Parks.
26 to 0. An S5-yard dash for a touch.
down by Crouch was feature.
In smart exhibition Chevy Chase
scored over Crescents. 6 to O..
Mount Rainier gridders fell before
Spalding eleven, 0 to 13.
Garner made all the points as
Southern Midgets of Southwest de-
feated the Southeast Bearcats, 12 to 6.
Yellow Jackets lost a s-to-o decision
to the Southeast Dare Devil Dogs.
Aztec foot ballers registered a 24-to.6
win over st. Stephens team. More
opponents are wanted by Aztecs. Call
West 2958.J.
HanOvers, who trimmed Colonials,
25 to 0, are to meet tomorrow night
at 7:30 o'clock at Manager Otis home
With Mihlir, Price and Farmer
counting touchdowns. Perry Preps
opened their campaign with 19-to-O
win over Highland A. c. Duval and
Trundei also did we'll for the yictors.