Fordham Faces Georgetown In Clash Of East Grid Powers
Georgetown eyes a rugged test against Fordham at American League Park after Fordham’s scoreless tie with Boston College. Fordham stars Fitzpatrick and captain Flavin pace a strong line led by Goggin and Werts, while Georgetown relies on Gricklay’s offense and Kenyon as top scorers.
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Western Triumph Over Eastern Shocks Scholastic Fans
Western defeats Eastern in a surprising result while predictions favor Western over Central. Coach Metzier and Tech coaches push squads hard. Central and Business meet in the forthcoming scholastic title game at Central High School stadium. MacCartee of Tech shines as a top backfield contender, with April from Tech recovering from a dislocated shoulder and possibly returning later.
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Herz makes 35000 offer for Audacious star claim
Baltimore November 1 Emil Hers manager of Short Grans Breeding Stud Company offered Mrs Wilfrid Wing of the Foreign stable 35000 for Suburban winner Audacious. He proposed 16000 be paid immediately and the balance upon Audacious retirement next season. The offer was made in confident terms to share future racing fruits.
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Dempsey Responds to Siegel Suit in Minnesota Filing
New York November 1 Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion today filed papers denying allegations in a complaint by Albert Siegel not yet filed Siegel is Bee Talmer dancer Dempsey reportedly served in Minnesota with a suit for alienation His denial marks the first paper recorded in the case Also Columbus Midgets seek football games against 65 pound class teams Manager A Marka Columbia 1465
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Harvard and Princeton Poised for Even Big Game Clash
New York reports say Harvard and Princeton loom as evenly matched in their Palmer Stadium showdown next Saturday. Don Lowrie of Harvard and the Crimson stars who sat vs Centre will bolster a tough line. Yale, Navy, and Chicago have shaped both teams as formidable, with Penn State recent strong form cited.
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Miss Leitch to Return Next Summer for Titles
British French Canadian golf champion Miss Cecil Leitch left for Canada and planned a 1927 U S comeback. She aims to regain the national title at Hollywood N J and defend her Canadian crown, with exhibition matches and a trip to America next summer.
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Western High Tops Hastern 3 0 in Mount Pleasant Tilt
Western High defeated Hastern 3 to 0 at Mount Pleasant stadium with Mirabeau Bonaparte La Mar scoring the decisive drop kick from the 1 yard line in the final period. Schereschewsky and Hannigan starred for Western as Hastern pressed but Watertn failed to cross the goal line.
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La Mar Sparks Western Offensive Rally in Close Battle
La Mar led a late Western push as Eastern stiffened defense. Western gained yardage, recovered fumbles, and attempted a 19 yard field goal before time expired with Eastern holding the Capitol Hillers to end the struggle at the 36 yard line.
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Major League Contracts Address Length and Barnstorm Rule
New York November 1 major league club owners prepare for December talks on extending player contracts to one year. They question the barnstorming rule after Ruth and others violated it, proposing clubs gain more off season control and allowing players to join exhibition games and winter sports. The 1910 Havana trip by the Athletics sparked the rule to curb barnstorming after Cuban champions claimed the world title.
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Altrock and Schacht Open Comedy Act in New York
New York November 1 Nick Altrock and Al Schacht of the Washington club open a weekly engagement at the Prospect theater tonight. Their burlesque on grand opera and world series happenings draws laughter with impersonations and timely jokes. The act features Ruth St Denis’ snake dance parody and a jovial monologue style. Also notes on 300 recruits joining the New York Women’s Swimming Association and Boston’s Zip Sloan draft, plus Maple Heights rain postponing Ohio races and Truxton football practice tonight.
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McGraw to Stand Pat With Giants for 1922 Team
New York November 1 manager John McGraw said he would keep the Giants world championship organization intact for 1922. He praised the pitching staff and anticipated strength next season from Pat Shea and Bill Ryan. He hinted Heinie Groh could be pursued if he became available.
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New Child Wonder In Swimming World
A San Francisco observed two year old Genevieve Bacey is hailed as a child prodigy in swimming by instructor Myrtie Wright at Suttee baths. Wright says Genevieve can crawl, dive head first from height, and swim five yards underwater with eyes open. She reportedly swims better than she walks and appears amphibious.
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E B Eynon Jr Wins Columbia Golf Title
Eynon Jr who already held the 1916 District of Columbia championship yesterday won the Columbia Country Club club championship by 1 up over Guy Standifer after 37 holes. The event featured slow greens due to rain and a record time for completing the extra holes as both players finished shortly after 6 pm. Standifer and Eynon halved most holes in the opening rounds with key wins on the eleventh thirteenth and eighteenth for Eynon before a tight finish.
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