Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-18
TO MEET THEIR OLD RIVALS
TO MORROW'S FIGHT ON
THE GRIDIRON
Between St. Johns And Western
Maryland Home Team Is
Ready For Fray.

The st Johns football team is &c
| PLAY their old rivals, Western Mary
land College, tomorrow morning and
| il may be interesting 10 read the rec
oTds of the member of the local team.
f. r. DuvAll,is captain and quarter
back. He entered college in the
fall of 1901, and mas played on the first
team for four years. He is nineteen
wears old and weighs only l42 pounds.
He is a wonderful little player, being
the life of the team. and his ability
as a quarter is worthy of one Of larger
size. His quarterback runs and tack
ling are noteworthy. He is from An
napolis.
John NJ. Green, 'o5, is another An
napolis boy. He entered college in
the fall of 1901 and was substitute
center in his freshman year. Since
then he has played center in every
game played by a st. Johns team.
He is twenty years old and weighs 172
pounds S. Roland Hopkins, 'O5, is
from Darlington, Nd. He graduated
from Darlington High School and en-
tered ST. Johns in the fall Of 1901.
He is twenty years old and weighs
I57 pounds. He made the team as
right end in his sophomore year, and
has been playing that position ever
since. His ability to'get down under
punts is great. and he always gets the
man within yards OF where the ball
was caught.
Armine W. Smith, '05. is from Cum
herland. He entered college in the
fall of 1901, and was substitute end
in his freshman year. In his sopho-
more year he played left end regularly
aud for the last two years has played
in the left half back position. He
mas always been noted for tackling
end as for a man 8 yards away and
mailing him every time. As half back
he has DEVELOPED great ability as a
hurdler also. He is 20 years old and
weighs 1876 pounds.
Edward I. Clark. '06, is a graduate
of Rock Hill Preparatory School. and
also of the st. Johns Preparatory De-
partment He entered college in the
fall of 1902. Last year he was substi-
tute guard and center, and this year
is playing regularly at left guard. HE
is Is years old and weighs 1873 pounds.
Alex. H. Ruhl. '06, is from Balti.
more. He entered college in the fall
Of 1902 He weighs I57 pounds aud is
IS wears old He has been full back
ON tile team lOT TWO years.
J. r. McCardell, '06 is from Hagers-
tewn. He graduated from the Wash
ington County Male High School and
entered ST. Johns as a sophomore
last fall. Last year he played right
guard and this year he has been mo Jed
nut to tackle. He is % years old and
weighs 40 pounds.
David Lee Staley, '06, graduated
from Mercersburg Academy last spring
aud entered st. Johns this fall. He
has been playing star game at left
tackle the whole season. He is 10
wears old and weighs ITO pounds.
Robert A. Rouse, 'O6, is 19 years
old and weighs l40 pounds He grad
uated from the Joppa High School and
entered college in the fall of 1902.
Last year he played on the second
team and this year is substitute end
for the varsity. 1t is a shame he
does not weigh more, for he is q good
end and plays fine game even with
the handicap of weighing only l40
pounds.
4. Nj. Jackson, '07, is 10 years old
aud weighs l45 pounds. He entered
college in the fall of 1908. Last year
he was substitute full back and the
last of this year he has played right
half back,
A. McC. Stevens, 07, entered col
lege this fall. He is l9 years old.
weighs l55 pounds, played right half
back the first part of the season, and
is now substitute for that position.
L. B. Gwynn, '0T, entered college last
year and is substitute tackle. K. E.
Bennett,E0S, is substitute center. Q.
V. b. Duval, '07, has played regularly
at guard this year, but has had his
knee hurt and will sub. this game.
r. Brady, '07, is>substitute half back.
II. Halbert, '08, is substitute guard.
The yells and songs to be heard to-
morrow have been rehearsed by st.
Johns men fol- the past week with
great vigor, and the home team appre-
ciates the fact that they are telling"
ones for the occasion. They are:
Hoorayl Hoorayl Hoorayl
S. J. s. j.! 5. J.
St. John'sl st. John'sl st. Johns
Orange and Black Orange and Black
Those are the colors we will back
Sis! Boom Bah
st. Johns! st. Johns! Rah Rah
Rah
Hippety Hop Hippety Hop!
Where is st. 's?-Right on topl
Hippety Hopl Hippety Hop!
Where is Maryland?-In the Soup
S-O-U-P-soup. C-O-U. P-Soup
SOUP, COUP. Songs Loup
Soup!
Saint Johns!
St. Johns St. Johns! st. John'sl
little Ned Lightning Ned
Captain Ned Duval
s. JlS. il Hip hip Ray raw!
S. J.lS. j.! Hip hip! Ray ray :.
ST. John'sl ST. John'sl ST. John'sl
Rat Tat! Bed Slat Sis Boom Bah
st. John'sl st. Johns! Rahl Rah
Rah
A number of fecthing songs have been
urepared and rehearsed to popular
Tunes such as "Under The Anhauser
Bush.' kiss Yourself Good bye, "
Tramp, Tramp. Tramp, Blue
Bell. !" HE Was Sailor" and other
familiar tunes of the day. The st.
Tohn's team hopes TO win and will put