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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
6
Bethany meets Georgetown at American League Park at 2 30 in a hard fought, decisive game. Bethany argues it can upset Georgetown with a strong offense and top punters while Georgetown hopes to limit Bethany and carry the advantage with a sharp defense.
Annapolis reports the Navy football squad wrapped up its last practice of the 1921 season on its home field. The lineup for the Army clash was announced with weights for each starter and reserves, and the team heads to New York to set up at the Commodore before Sunday’s game.
New York officials of the Niwork Baseball club refuse hundreds of belated Army Navy ticket requests. Giants owners disposed of all boxes and grandstand seats allotted by the Military and Naval academies while remaining tickets go to federal departments and diplomatic corps. About 45 000 people expected to watch the battle at the Polo Grounds.
Four all-American gridiron players will be seen on the Canton Bulldog seven when they meet the Washington Pros at American League park Sunday afternoon. Bob Higgins Pete Henry High West and Pie Way are the all-American stars to perform at the park Sunday. Other players to accompany the Canton Bulldog eleven are Kempton former Yale quarterback Smith Centre college star Tony Griggs Osey Osburn Al Freeney Red Griffith and Bird Carrel.
Gonzaga High plans a 10:30 AM game at Catholic university field against Gonzaga alumni. The alumni lineup features Riorden from Georgetown Fitzgerald from Catholic University Byers from Washington professionals Neltzy Roanoke captain and O'Leary of Mercury A. C. The event caps the school season and differs from the usual light alumni contest.
In a public school soccer league match at Garfield playgrounds LenNox and Brent settled a 1-0 tie as LenNox claimed the playoff win. LenNox remains undefeated and eyes the title under athletic director E C Rick noted for strong coaching. Langdon Five seeks games with nearby teams. manager Fitzgerald can be reached at North 8507.
West Point reports the Army football team finishing its last hard practice for the Navy game in New York. The varsity scored a touchdown on a grueling half hour scrimmage amid sleet and rain as Greene Garbisch and Briedster opened holes for Warren McLaren and Wood. QB Wilhide limped off to be replaced by Johnson though Wilhide expected to start Saturday. Light drills follow and the squad departs Friday morning for New York.
George Washington and Catholic University meet at Central High Stadium at 12 30 p m to close the 1921 season in a judged strong clash. GW lines up largely the same as against Maryland with Licarione sidelined by a knee and Leg horn expected to start. Brooklanders seek revenge on the Downtowners amid a heated cheerleader rivalry and pregame drills and pageantry heighten the big day.
Donald L. Boyd Bethany College graduate manager of the Bethany football eleven, who meets Georgetown today, married Miss Faye Thompson of Bellaire Ohio yesterday at Vermont Avenue Christian church. Rev. Charles M. Watson officiated. Norfolk alumnus. Football squad attended and regard the union as good luck for the team.
Philadelphia reports Cornels football squad arrived and is housed at Philmont Country club before the Franklin Field clash with the University of Pennsylvania eleven. Coach Gil Dobie voiced cautious optimism about his team’s strength compared to Pennsylvanias passing and driving attack.
Charlottesville High defeated Alexandria High 20 to 3 in Alexandria Va. The locals scored in the first second and fourth periods with captain Petitt kicking a late third quarter field goal for Alexandria’s only points. Charlottesville Roanoke for state title. Lewis defeats Silva in wrestling match in Philadelphia.
The article explains grip basics for beginners focusing on the Vardon overlapping grip and variations. It discusses left and right hand placement, thumb positioning, and how different grips affect work distribution, distance, and direction with historical player references.
Five teams enter the South Atlantic Intercollegiate cross country race at Homewood field Baltimore on November 23 with Maryland Virginia Washington and Lee among hopefuls. Hopkins and V. P. E Virginia look strong while lingering notes on golf grips discuss Vardon and double V methods and practice tips for beginners.
In Chicago on November 23 Jake Schaefer Jr a two time lead built to 27 points and defeated Willie Hoppe to win the world 18.2 balkline billiard title Hoppe mounted a late rally but Schaefer opened frames with long runs and steady defense to secure the championship amid tense finishing plays.
A terse ad touts a Turkish Bath as boosting energy and mood, calling it a regulator rather than a cure. It highlights perfectly appointed equipment, efficient staff, private rooms, chiropodists, masseurs, and barbers, noting the Barber Shop stays open until 10 PM while the Bath never closes.
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman president of the University of Virginia sanctioned the Thanksgiving football game with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill as a regular game rather than an exhibition. He endorsed the athletic committee position and said he would issue a further statement and take proper action later.
Forty one colts and fillies from the Fletcher harness stable were sold at public auction for 101000 dollars. Laurel Hall a 3-year old colt brought 13500 dollars to W. H. Cane of New York. Vologda a yearling colt by Peter the Great Nevelo Belle was bought by R. E. Moreland of Lexington for 12000 dollars.
New York owners resist cutting the world series to seven games citing financial risks. The 1919 key issue mirrors debate at December league meetings as costs and large gate receipts influence how revenues and salaries, including Commissioner Landis's 42,500, are shared between clubs and advisory bodies.
Technical High School, missing star Allen MacCartee, defeated Business High School 21 to 0 at Central Stadium in the final High School series game. Tech relied on strong punting by Supplee and a 65 yard Quesada return for the decisive scores, while Business fought hard but failed to break Tech’s defense.
Representatives from all amateur athletic associations and the army and navy will meet Friday to adopt a constitution for a permanent Olympic body. The federation aims to standardize rules for all contests and to direct U S participation in Olympic Games.
Washington poultry show last night awarded the Presidents Cup to Cockerel of Prospect Hill Farm Newark New Jersey. V P Calvin Coolidge praised the farm and other winners were named for American bred birds and pullets as crowds gathered. Children’s Day plans and free admission details were announced along with top prize results in numerous breeds. Virginia teams sought exhibition games and district contact details were listed.
Four Washingtonians won medals last month in Winchester Junior Rifle corps matches. The organization has about 93 000 members nationwide. Medalists are Helen Stone, Brighton hotel. Eanno Kilpatrick, 501 Jefferson Street NW. John H. Mc Dil, 1857 Mintwood Place NW. Sophie Waidman, 1387 Girard Street NW.
Virginia Athletic Manager Robert E. Harrison announced that Wilfred Johnson will start for North Carolina in the planned North Carolina-Virginia football game set for tomorrow. Virginia leaves for Chapel Hill at 6:55 p.m. Details of any agreement between the schools were not disclosed amid taunting telegrams to Virginia students from Chapel Hall.
Smith of the Colonials rolled a high set against Acme in the District league on Monday night. He opened with 148, then 95, then 127 for a 370 total. The terminal fixture between Terminal and Hilltoppers was scheduled at Rose Dale playground for 2:30 p.m. with players meeting at 1:00 p.m.
Holiday golf events are planned at local clubs with Columbia hosting an 18 hole handicap best-ball event and Bannockburn likely staging an 18 hole handicap medal. Chevy Chase Washington and Town and Country clubs expect impromptu sweepstakes for those seeking activity before dinner. Kanawha A C defends 125 pound district title against Circle A C on Monument grounds at noon.
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