Evening star., 1926-10-25

knlCkS' tally in the second period.
Hooley Gass, Northerns' halfback,
threatened to cross Southerns' goal
on long run, but was nailed by the
Southern safety man S yards from his
objective. Punting of Hickey pulled
Southern from number of holes.
Waverlys, who stirred sandlot grid
circles hereaboutS recently by hum
bling Mohawks, 1925 District un-
limited champions, fought the sturdy
LanSdoWne eleven to a 3-to-3 tie in
a grueling struggle at Baltimore
Waverly counted a field goal in the
second quarter when, after blocked
kick had put the invaders within
range, Clark sent the ball across.
Reinhardt, Lansdowne fullback, put
his team on even terms when he
booted a drop-kick from a difficult
position near the end Of the game.
Wick. star Waverly halfback, was in
jured in the third period and had to
be carried from the field. Wick had
gained deal of ground.
Stanton A. C. gridiron warriors put
up great fight yesterday against the
formidable Alexandria Fire Depart
ment eleven, forcing the latter to the
limit to win, Z to g. AS the Firemen
only recently defeated Waverlys,
conquerors of Mohawk, the strong
showing Of Stanton yesterday makes
it loom as a real contender for
the District unlimited title. The
WaShingtonians' marker came in
spectacular fashion, Clark grabbing a
tumble and streaking 70 yards.
Handiboe's failure to kick the goal
proved costly, as Stanley Dreifus
made good on his try for the extra
point following the firemen's touch
down late In the game.
Because of the soggy condition Of
the gridiron at Clark Griffith Stadium.
the game carded yesterday between
Mohawks and Fort Humphreys
elevens was postponed to next Sun
day.
In its opening game Mercury
eleven. combination Of the former
Mercury and National outfits, showed
impressively, downing Marine Bar
racks, 13 to 0. a forward pass from
Monk to Brown gave the Wingfoot-
ers their first score and the other
came when Storm fell on a Marine
tumble behind the goal line.
Aided by good interference, e. Feary
and G. Diegleman scored the touch
NoH ItS tIiotl NcSlcINdN gave 1ZlnWOrln
plgskinners 14-to0 triumph over
Park A. c.
SantO Zumbo raced SO yards after
receiving a punt to score the touch
down that enabled ST. Stephens A. A.
foot ballers to register a 6-to-O tri-
umph yesterday over Clarendon Lyons
on Lyon Village field.
Playing on a slippery field, neither
Palace a. c. eleven of Washington
nor bethlehem Grays Of Baltimore
were able to score yesterday on the
latter'S gridiron. Hart and Dearborn
played best for Palace.
Crescent Athletic Club of Washing.
ton and Alexandria Fire Department
Props played to a 0-to-0 deadlock yes
terday on the latter's field.
Yorke A. c. gridders offered Mo.
hawk Props little opposition yesterday
as the Little Indians triumphed, SO
to 6. Dellar and Smith led the vic
tors attack, each scoring two touch
downs. Watson counted Yorke's tally.
Games with 115-pound teams are
wanted by the victors. Call Lincoln
422-M.
In well contested battle, the 1885,
pound Anacostia Eagle eleven yester-
day overcame Hartford A. c., s to O.
Hayden counted the lone touchdown
in the first period.
Northerns, 115-pound gridders. yes
terday nosed out Cardinals, to 6. A
safety scored by Hoy following a
blocked kick decided.
Following their 1S.to-O win yester-
day over Seat Pleasant, Friendship
gridders are after the scalp of other
125.pound elevens, including Renrocs
and Cardinals. Call Manager Cole at
Lincoln 615J,