The Washington times., 1929-11-26
BAYLOR HAS
FINE PASS
At TACK

Word from Chattanooga, Tenn,
has been received to the effect
that Coach Jimmy Rike and his
Baylor football men, Is strong,
will entrain for Washington
Thursday morning.
After going through q snappy
signal practice Friday the formid.
able Tennesseans are to await
the opening whistle which
launches their intersectional game
with Emerson Institute at the
Griffith Stadium Saturday.
The Red and Black Is repre-
sented by one Of the Southland'S
best scholastic elevenS and will
be featuring the forward pass
ing sensation of Dixie in Lefty
Bryan, an accurate, long-distance
chucker.
Bryan, a quarterback, is the
leading light in BaylOr's Of
fenSe and his aerial tOsSes
represent the method of at
tack through which his team
has won most of its games.
The youngster not only is an
outstanding Southern backfield
sensation, but gained national
recognition in the tennis world
this past summer.
Aware of the dangerous passing
game of the ChattanooganS, Ath-
letic Director Harlan Sanborn has
been drilling his men in the art
Of breaking up these specialtieS.
Also he is concentrating on the
Thanksgiving Day game which
finds Emerson opposed to Weno-
nah Military Academy on the lat
ter'S gridiron.
The PennSylvanians are Q rug
.ged lot and it will require some
skillful juggling on the part Of
Sanborn to pull his full strength
through for the Baylor battle.
While admittedly bucking q
puzzling situation, the Emerson
coach Is, nevertheless, confident
that his eleven will be ready to
show its best In both engagements
and is polishing off his players
carefully for these all-important
clashes.
Out Georgetown Prep way
considerable enthusiasm Is
being stirred up by the i'm
pending Newman game, one
Of five Thanksgiving Day
struggles involving sectional
SchOlasticS.
The Garrett Parkers are set to
wind up a triumphant season III
fitting style and a victory over
their Lakewood IN. J0 rival would
complete one of the most salts
factory gridiron years ever en-
joyed by that school. !
Coach Eddie Brooks will part
regretfully with some choice foot
ball timber after that game since
Jack Robinson. star center, and
Ed Morse, stand-out fullback, are
due to graduate in June.
A reliable report has it that
Gonzaga and Dewitt will go
through with their football game
on the original date agreed upon
December 7.
Although a postponed game
with Eastern is routed for De-
cember an effort will be made
to play the game a day earlier.
This will give Coach Mttchell'S
men two days of rest before tax
ing over their Preparatory School
championship debate.
One of the five attractive Tur-
Key Day tits arranged for school
BOY teams in this vicinity will
find a powerful alumni meeting
Gonzaga at the Benning athletic
field in the morning.
= Several present-day college sen
sations will represent the gradu"
ateS. who will be out to give the
varsity a miserable day.
Two holiday games other than
the three already mentioned will
find Techs championship repre-
sentativeS matched against Staur1-
ton Military Academy, while East
ern and York are meeting in
their annual game at York, Pa.
HardelI will shoot his best
lineup against StauntOn
Thanksgiving Day but has
been pointing most arduOuSly
for the interSectiOnaI Set.tO.
Tech High school will go
through with it's game at Stan-
ord, Conn. on the date originally
uggested, December Z.
A meeting of the principals
Yesterday. resulted in favorable
action on this matter.
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