KEEN NOT AVAILABLE
TO CARDS ON S'JNDAY
| NEW YORK. October 2 (/P). How
aid Victor Keen of tbe St. I.onis
Cardinals' pitching staff cannot be
j called upon for. duty in ihe second
game of the world series Sunday.
Keen, a graduate of the Fniversity
of Maryland, is the son of a Method
’ ist minister now in Baltimore. Roth
father and son are opposed to playing
on the Sabbath. Keen's contract ;
has a clause exempting him from
duty on this day.
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY.
At Birmingham Birmingham
Southern, 27: Marlon Institute. 6.
At Russellville. Ark. Arkansas
Tech. 13; Howard Payne, K.
At Sewanee, Tenn.—Sewanee, 18;
Tennessee Teachers College. ».
*l Huntington. \V. Ya.—Marshall
College. .11; Eastern Kentucky Teach
er* College, 11.
j Celtic A. C. Is easting about for eon- 1
I tests with 1?5 pound elevens. Call
Manager Baker at Columbia 2378.
THE EVENING .STAR. WASHINGTON. P. C„ SATUBDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1928.
THREE COLLEGE GRID
CLASHES HERE TODAY
Three Washington gridirons were
to he the scene as collegiate clashes
this afternoon, while three elevens
of the District group were to aee ac
tion on foreign fields.) *
George Washington and City Col
lege of New- York were carded to
come to grips in Wilson Stadium at
?: 15 o'clock. American University was
to encounter Emerson Institute at
St. Alban's fleid at 2:30 and Qnantico
Marines and King College were toj
face In Catholic University Stadium i
at 3 o'clock.
Georgetown was to clash with Pitts
burgh Panthers in the Smoky City.
Maryland was to battle South Caro
lina at Columbia and Catholic Uni
versity was to tackle Boston College
in the Hub city.
