Groves and Supplee on grid honor roll
Maryland Northern teams of the Southern College Conference are listed as separate districts for football. Groves and Supplee are noted on the grid honor roll representing their respective teams.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1923
Page
6
Maryland Northern teams of the Southern College Conference are listed as separate districts for football. Groves and Supplee are noted on the grid honor roll representing their respective teams.
The listing names multiple players by position across first and second teams from Northern S I C. First team includes Supplee and Carlton as guards, Tilson and Barbour at ends, Hall at center, with Hammond Baker Groves Arnold White Cameron and Ends Eackles. Second team features Daves Burger Swinston McCracken Han Ferguson and others with backs Diffy Maphis Rutherford McQuade and Fullback.
A Washington Post sports column by N W Baxter analyzes selecting a mythical eleven from Maryland and Virginia teams in the Southern Intercollegiate Conference. It notes Washington DC schools lag, outlines a northern SIAC split, and cites VMI Washington and Lee Virginia Virginia Tech and UVA as top contenders with debate over first and second teams.
A maritime contest involving the Quantico Marine team appears unlikely as travel plans for the coastal event face uncertainty. Officials cited possible logistical issues and funding constraints affecting participation.
Parke H Davis writes a season review praising Yale for dominance as Groves and Munstead clash in a key crisis play. The column notes John Moss of Roanoke and Virginia Tech’s Davidson clash near Blacksburg as Virginia Polytechnic Institute faces Davidson in a tense matchup.
District college athletes face reductions as two of the five District colleges see multiple players suspended or removed from teams. Officials announce penalties affecting rosters and upcoming games.
G U gridders dominate the All District selections with five players on the unit from Catholic University, Georgetown and George Washington. Wiggy King of Georgetown heads the left end, while Catholic University fills two spots and Gallaudet uno, with Kendall Green stars praised for career greatness.
The Mohawks overcome a 9 point deficit at American League Park yesterday afternoon to beat the Mercurys 10 9 in a thrilling finish. Hughes nailed a latePlace kick for the decisive margin as Dreyfus connected on a 12 yard end run and a key aerial. Over 8 360 fans witnessed one of the season’s most exciting games with the winner’s share valued at 1141 dollars per player.
The Mohawks claim the TDhstrict sandlot title after beating Mercury yesterday but Interior, who face Mercury as the Cannet a swans, also contends for honors.
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