Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-10
HARD GAMES ON
COLLEGE CR|D|RONS
Big EIevens Will Meet Sitter
Opponents Today.

The foot ball schedule for today con-
tains games that have several of the big
fellows worried. Last Saturday it was
Yales turn to be worried, Syracuse being
the opponent, while today Pennsylvania
takes on Pennsylvania State, a team not
to be held lightly. The State men scored
a touchdown against the Indians a week
ago and were beaten solely because of the
drop kicking skill of the red men. Prob
ably the most grueling game today will
be at Buffalo. where the Carlisle Indians
and Syracuse meet. 1t was all Yale could
Syracusans are heavier than the red
skins. If they don't win the game they
will be much disappointed.
Princeton will meet Lafayette the lat
ter being something of an unknown guam
tity. The Eastonlans have played two
games for total of 80 points without
their goal line at any time being in dan
ger. Harvard's opponent today is Will
liams, who In past years has given the
Crimson more than one lively afternoon,
and is expected to prove the toughest foe
faced so far this season. Harvard thinks
so we'll Of Williams that the coaches have
gone behind closed gates in preparation
for the game. Williams, however. has
played only one game. She defeated Mid
dlebury So to in that one game but
Harvard isn't Middlebury and. moreover.
has been In three games to Williams
one.
The freshman teams Of Yale and Prince
ton will get under way this afternoon,
Yale at Andover and Princeton at Exeter.
both the Ell and Tiger squads. II any
thing surprising their varsity squads in
inches and containing promising future
material for the varsity; but it isn't likely
that they have progressed far in team
play, and in their first battle against a
handicap them. The schedule follows:
Today's Foot Ball Battles.
Georgetown VS.. Baltimore Medical, at George
town Field
George Washington VS.. Easton, at American
League Park
Business High vs. Maryland Aggies, at College
Park. ' '
Western High w. Jacob Tome. at Port De-
Gallaudet vs. Mount Washington, at Balti-
more
Central Cen W.: Episcopal High, at Alexandriai
deIphia.
Yale VS.. Holy Cross, at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Lafayette. at Princeton.
Harvard Williams. at Cambridge.
Cornell vs. Oberlin. at Ithaca.
Carlisle vs.. Syracuse. at Buffalo.
West Point VS.. Trinity. at West Point.
Annapolis We. Dickinson. at Annapolis.
Dartmouth vs. Tufts, at Hanover.
Haverford vs. Delaware. at Haverford.
Brown Bowdoin. Providence.
Rochester VS.. Hamilton. at Clinton y. Y.
Bucknei VS.. Gettysburg. at Lewisburg.
Lehigh VS.. Rutgers. at South Bethlehem.
Washington and Jefferson Westminster, at
Washington. Pa.
Springfield T. S. VS.. Connecticut Aggies, at
Springfield.
Wesleyan Union. at Schenectady.
Exeter VS.. Princeton Freshmen. at Exeter.
Apdover VS.. Yale Freshmen, at Andover.
Johns Hopkins Maryland Agges, at Balti-
more.
Waynesburg Geneva. at Waynesburg, Pa.
Grove City Carnegie Technical, at Pitts
burg.
THE WEST.
Chicago vs.. Indiana, at Chicago.
Michigan VS.. NJ. A. c., at Ann Arbor.
Illinois VS.. Marquette, at Champaign.
Iowa Grinnell. at Iowa City.
Missouri ROlla, at Columbus. Mo.
St. Louis vs.. Cape Gerardeau. at st. Louis.
MiIliken Vs. Knox, at Galesburg.
Rose p. I. VS.. Vanderbilt. at Nashville.
Wooster Vs. Reserve. at Wooster. Ohio.
Ohio State VS.. Denison. at Columbus.
Ohio State VS.. Dennison. at Columbus
Earlham Purdue. at Lafayette.
Tennessee Maryville, at Knoxville.
Georgia Technical Mooney. at Atlanta
Clemson vs. " +. l.. at Clemson S. c.