Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-13
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

TINE Districts Big Four, the
Apache, Mohawk, Northern
and Knickerbocker elevens
and the pride Of AleXan-
dria. the st. Mary's Celtic team
which eventually will battle 1t out
for the metropolitan sandlot 100.
ball championship, have 1ouno
the going plenty rough thus tar
Six games have been played by
this quintet of crack elevens and
only one victory, that OF the
Apaches over the Virginia "A. C'
has been registered.
Twice a Baltimore eleven has hcKeo
n local representative, Richmond Team
holds a victory and one tie ana the
Taconv Aces of Philadelphia tiad tne
District champions. the Apaches.
while all four of the leading quartet
of sandlot elevens of the District nave
battled. a definite line as to their re-
spective merits can be had OF only tne
Anaches and Hawks, who cavort at the
Erifith Stadium.
The Northerns and Knickerbockers
Neh,,ted Yesterday, but in games away,
She former taking a 13-to-6 LICKING
an Baltimore. and the latter playing a
Scoreless tie with the Councillor A. "
Of Richmond. o,..s ITO
Despite being held to scoreless We
Av the Tacony Aces, which fell before
tSe Anaches, 10 to o, last year, sup
,.orters of the Little Indians found some
Ejaculation in the belief that had not
suck Hilleary. diminutive quarterpack,
bon in iured and forced to retire yes
xerday at the Griff Stadium, the cnam-
pions would have hung up tnelr Sec
ond straight victory. Win H 7lIts.,s
running the team the Little tnuie ai.s
worked as a smooth machine, Win tne
hackfieId of Birthright, Hudak, NC
Cam and Hilleary functioning IN q
S,iol1-class manner. Without Hn!eary'
the Apaches appeared to lose somet I1iI-
In defeat. the Northern REQ 6lroS
dashed inpressively, according 10 re-
norts from Baltimore. The Bros oSS'
Ia to 6, to the Irvington "A. y, "L.sa a
defeated the Lansdown eleven, tne s ssa;r
club which licked the MonaWks III 'iie'A
opener. u,,,r+er IN
xhich period the Irvingtons gathered
ali their points, the play OF Inc Neo
birds was of decidedly high canoer:
Richmond grid fans are OF me opin-
,o, that the Knickerbockers VII! nave
to be taken seriously in the ngnI loI
the District title. II anything. uie
local aggregation outplayeo tne Co Iii
<iIor Collerians. once working the pan
- the 2-vard line only TO lose tnen
scoring chance on a tumble. ,,,
T1iei1l. McAlwee, Collins ana HHI
,,laved a tiph-class brand OF line, wnile
Steve Barabas and Hilleary snone In
the backf1eld.
rHE Mohawks, who idled yesterday
viii attempt TO even up matters
come with Baltimore when they
meet their recent conquerors. the Lans-
dovne Club, wednesday In the nrst noe
fl1rnal sandlot grid game mere.
still snarting under an unoesetVeo
yicrinv when Penny johnson OF Lans.
dovne intercepted pass ana race
90 yards to touchdown, the laws,
who have drilled daily since, VIII De
out in full strength.
Hawks on their mettle, follow shorty
after this battle. On November the
St. Mary's Celtics are met ana on tne
10th the Northern Red Bros engage
the 1929 runners-up.
The Alcova Motor Co. eleven IS mo
ing il tough. After holding the Co
fInnbia A. c. TO one touchdown In the
frst half. the Alcovas cracked wac
onen Yesterday in the second and tniro
periods and lost. 80 to 0. 1t was AL
coya's second straight defeat.
Jake Hengtsler's 95-yard run Ior .
Touchdown after intercepting pass
was the highlight Of the fray.
Scoring In every quarter, the Peerless
A. G. yesterday routed the Mount Ram
aers, % to 0.
After battling desperately for almost
the entire game, the G. P. Q. FeoeraB'
with Sauls, a substitute back, starring,
showed over a touchdown in the dying
moments to defeat the Smith Co. eleven
6 to 0.
Quick on the draw, the Brookland a.
C scored two touchdowns in the nrsC
quarter and played defensive GAM .e
throughout the game with 1Fo!ahS W
win, Is to 0. .S +ha
Flanagan and McNally scored 1iiS
touchdowns, both on long runs.
Seymour Hall, Patsy Donovan BUCK
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