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The Washington times., 1926-09-21

IeQQy duSneS IS again In cnarge
Of coaching. In August Hughes
and Manager Jake Jacobson sent
out preliminary training instruc-
tions, which means that every
player is expected to report on
Hotchkiss Field tomorrow hardened
and ready for severe training.
When the st. Johns eleven comes
to the Green October to open the
season 1t will find a seasoned ag.
gregation, determined and prepared
to smash through the Annapolis
boys line.
Norman Scarvie, varsity cap
tain, has been the bulwark of the
team for the past three seasons.
The big Viking Is an energetic
and fearless player. His ability
as q player, with the addition of
his sound judgment and driving
power. should make him an ideal
leader. HIS choice is q popular
one among the undergraduates of
GalIaudet College.
Albert Rose, fullback and captain
OF last years team, is back, and In
fine condition. He is a terrific
line smasher, and fast at end .uns.
Louis Byouk, the triple-threat
Colorado back, turned up last night
brown as a berry and "rearin'" to
get hold OF the old pigskin. A for.
mer teammate of his is expected
to come today, a chap named Dyer,
quarterback. reported to be fast ana
versatile.
II advance information proves
true, the incoming class will add
great strength to the team. From
Iowa comes KOnrad HOkansOn,
quarterback, powerful and fast,
who last year was selected quar-.
terback on IOwa's mythical high
school eleven. If he proves adept
at strategy, Teddy Hughes gen.
eralship problem is solved.
Edward Szopa. heavy back on last
years team, may be moved up to
the line as right guard. He will
find stiff competition there, how
ever. with Otto Reins. a 190-poun.
der. Charles Killian, veteran
tackle, will take final fling on the
gridiron this fall, and opponents
will find tough shedding around his
side. Leroy Ridings, who devel.
Oped into a formidable center last
year, is on the job again.
Edwin Johnson, freshman, is ex-
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
CLUBS
STOP EN-

Boston's two baseball clubs to-
day hold the, distinction of being
the champion stumbling blocks of
the big leagues. The Braves hand
ed the Reds terrific jolt yesterday
by beating them twice, while the
Red Sox defeated Cleveland and
prevented the Indians from gaining
valuable ground.
st. Louis leads Cincinnati by two
full games this morning. The Reds
must gain one game on the leaders
during their next four contests to
be able to tie the Cardinals by beat
ing them in the last game of the
season.
The Yankees, faltering badly. lost
two games to the White Sox, but
lead Cleveland by three games, If
the Yanks win three Of their re-
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
Checked Strips.

T Braves put a terrific crimp in
Cincinnati's pennant hopes by down.
ing the Reds twice, to and 3 to
0, putting Cincinnati two games be.
hind the Cardinals. Rixey was
beaten by errors in the first game
while Bob Smith had the Reds COM
pletely at his mercy in the nightcap.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

Jameson has had II assists in
left field this season, which is a
tribute to his speed and throwing
arm.
Ray Blades and Charles Hafey
alternate In left field for the Cards,
and both have had fine seasons.
Blades ranks as a better fielder and
hitter than his team mate, but both
are dangerous. Blades is batting
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

.307 ard Hafey .251. Almost half Of
Hafey's hits have been for extra
bases, while Blades has pounded 81
to the far corners of the field.
With either one in the game, the
Cards are well equipped in left and
have no reason for complaint.
Copyright 1925. by Al Munro Elias
Baseball Bureau Incl
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
Oh! The MacD Donalds
In Dutch" At
Club Again

LOS SIEMOUTH, Scotland,
Sept. 20.-The Macdonald family
and the Moray Golf Club can't
get along, it seems. ]. Ramsay
Macdonald was expelled from
the club during the war because
of his socialistic views, now
Malcolm Macdonald, son of
Ramsay, has been reported for
cutting in and a great furore
has been raised. The contro-
versy is almost nationwide, for
it concerns a point in golf eti-
quette. Macdonald states that
when he cut in he invited the
foursome behind him to go
through. The question now de-
bated is whether this satisfied
the demands of golf etiquette.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

Albert r. Jacobs, secretary and
general manager OF the N. M. r.
A., says his drivers have their cars
| in tip-top shape and will need but
routine tuning to have them pre-.
pared for a good showing on Sat
urday. He has made it known.
however, that he is letting nothing
to chance and; for that reason. has
ordered his men to use to the
utmost their opportunity to make
their mounts ready for the severe
test they will receive.
| The daredevils realize the diff
culties they are facing. A track
that is so steeply banked at the
turns that man cannot crawl TO
the top Is matched against their
skill and daring.
They know they will need every.
thing that experience has taught
them i'm the way Of handling the
| wheel Of a race car to maintain
the speed that will be needed to
stay on the track.
At the curves, the Laurel auto.
mobile speedway sweeps upward dt
an angle Of so degrees. To stay on
at all, more than so miles an hour
iuluSL DC 41lduS anu LAE SRGC0 OC44lOAl6
must do 120 miIese an hour to ride
high above the topmost white line
that girdles the big saucer.
Il feature entry in Saturdays
program Is the Duesenberg Straight
driven last year by Champion Peter
De Paolo This car. reputed to be
the fastest speedster Of the 1925
season. will have Fred Winnai at
the wheel. Winnai lately has been
setting a terrific pace on the dirt
tracks of the East and is looked
upon by his colleagues as an es-
pecially dangerous contender on the
boards.
Whether this car win have the
speed that De PaOla got out of IL
is q point for considerable sDecu-
IatiOn among race followers. De
PaOIa had it uD to 1853 miles an
hour at Laurel last summer and
". M. II. A. engineers say the
car is In as good shape as ever.
Among the cars which the Ma.
tional Association has added to its
array is a powerful Mercedes with
characteristic deafeninR roar. be-
sides several Duesenbergs and Mil
Ter Specials.
Tickets will be on sale tomorrow.
| They may be obtained in Washing
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
GALLAUDET' GR|DDERS
READY FOR ACTION

With the opening Gaaudet College today football gets under
Kendall Green Due loss players through expulsion
and strict scholastic requirements Galaudet showing
the gdron last The schedule heavy The snat
nell Fordham, which little smothering crippled
Galaudet eleven.
change be expected this year. Only
through
regular Mynarek, will not return to college.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

Jameson, Of the Indians, Is not
the hitter he was two years ago,
although he has been coming with
. rush during the past three
weeks and Is sure to finish above
the 800 batting line. But he Is
fast, a fine lead-Off man, and one
Of the greatest defensive men in
baseball.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
THE LEFT FIELDERS
By AL Munro Elias

By AL Munro Elias
The cold unbiased proclaim that Walter Christensen
the Cincinnati Reds have the possible left field candidate
for world fame The sprghy recruit from ST. Paul the
leading hitter of the six left fdrs with chance the
heavy leading fielder aggressive
Christensen has been of the of the National
and of much value to the Reds
But there excellent patrong
for the other clubs in the pennan market Lank Robert Meu
of the Yankees the best the
hitter Meu of the leading batters the
and the leading base stealer until he injured and
bench or
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
WAGONS ROAR
IN PRACTICE SPINS

Continuous practice throughout this week been ordered for
National Motor Racing Association stars who will drive in three
Saturday afternoon the Laurel Speedway.
The daredevils who will perform in 25le and 100
mile been ordered have their the track today
SO as be able to buckle down at to the task making then
buzz and the racing will through the countryside
for the of The week
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

pected back at left guard. The Min.
nesota Swede is a stonewall on de.
fense. New men aspiring to be-
come tackles will find the veteran
Edmund Bumann on the job, sea.
soned and fighting as only q Ne.
braska German knows how.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

ton at the Willard and Mayflower
Hotels and at Spalding's.
The Saturday program will start
at o. M. } give everyone plenty
of time to reach Speedway Parl
along the boulevard near Laurel.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
Regulate Lacrosse

Competition for the Mann Cup,
which represents the amateur la
crosse championship of Canada. will
be regulated in the future by the
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
Fight Decisions

At PhiIadelphia-Benny Bas2
Philadelphia, featherweight. knockVs
out Johnny Mosely, Atlantic CITY
in ninth round Of scheduled 10
round bout,
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
FHty-FHtY

After RommeI blanked the Tigera
to 0, In the opener, allowing onl1
two hits, the AS lost to the TigerA
5 to 2.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

MeuSel Is just returning 10 MS
normal stride and should go we'll in
the fall series. Meusel is to be
feared not only for the 1897 batting
average he owns but also for one
Of the best throwing arms in base
ball.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

Canadian Amateur Lacrosse As
sociation, which will control the
various provincial organizations.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21

manning six games, the indians
can do no better than tie them.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
The Washington
cover the Dempsey
from every possible

KIRK MILLER Si5
Mercer, Luella Parsons and a host
of others will give Times readers
the best available in stories. The
Times will also carry the best in
pictures of the big struggle.
Read The Times Sports Pages daily.
The Washington times., 1926-09-21
Experts VIII Cover
Big Fight For
The Times

-Tunney fight
angle. Kirk
Miller. sports
editor Of The
Times, whose
daily articles
have featured
the sp or { Q
pages, heads
q list of spe-
cialists w h o
viii furnish
The Tim e q
readers with
all w OFth
knowing.
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Olympic box
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