Boyd, although- he weighs only 144
pounds, has won his letter in basket
ball and la crosse and bids fair Mo
gain his insignia in foot hall {his
year as reserve quarterback.
He is a versatile basket ball player,
being equally proficient as a .forward
or running guard. *
He is-a member of the senior ola.*rt
In the College of Engineering.
BUCKEYES HAVE WALKOVER.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. October 9 "
Ohio State University scored «t will
against Ohio Wesleyan today, pur.Mi
lPT the heavlff Wesleyan line fudH-of j
holes and the ends for
touchdowns and final spore of 47 to 0.
It was the" heaviest Ohio shore
since 1920.
MOHAWK AND WAYERLEY
ELEVENS BATTLE TODAY
■/' ' < :* " ■'* s *
T A #DHAWKS. 1025 District sandlot ehampinn<t. will opeti their season
\\] Ibis afternoon, facing the sturdy Waverley Athletic Club eleven
I l\J at Aflierican League Tark at 2:50 o’clock. Last year Waverley
M lL did qot meet the Indians because of the latter's crowded schedule,
but the season before gave the Mohawks an interesting fight.’
Figuring that Waver leys are by no
means "push-overs.” Coaches Licari
one and Hegartv have been drilling
Mohawks energetically the past three
weeks.
Among stellar performers that will
appear for the Indians are Fee Col
lier, former Gonzaga star, who will
be at quarter: "Bow-wow" Myers, erst
while Mercury luminary, who will he
at center: Joe Rusch, shifty back, and
Pegasis and King, at one time with
Georgetown.
Deakin. Rurns, Browning. Rirch
and Schofield are among former In
dian dependable* who will, again he
on the job.
Waverly has added a number of
capable gridironers who formerly held [
forth with Mercury, it is announced
! by Manager Frank Kernsev.
