Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-29
LOCAL COLLEGES HAVE HAD
SUCCESSFUL GRIDIRON SEASON
Schedules Are Practically Finished and Good
Results Have Been Obtained -Lehigh
and Georgetown Meet Tomorrow.

running the ends as they otherwise
would.
Just how powerful a team Lehigh is on
a field which Is anything but good is
shown by the fact that it held Princeton
to a tie score under just such conditions
as those which will probably govern the
play at Georgetown tomorrow. The Le-
point is one Of the strongest in the coun-
try, and brute strength is the factor
which will count for more than anything
else on field where the footing is not
good.
The last regularly scheduled scholastic
game will be played today when Western
and Business meet. The game has twice
been postponed, but indications are that
1t will be played this afternoon.
While the contest is apparently between
two week teams it is likely to be good
one. Both elevens will probably be in
good shape and the game should not be
won by either team by more than one or
two touchdownS.
The Georgetown line which will start
the game tomorrow against Lehigh will
be practically the same as that which
will probably start instead OF Barrisceilo
at left end, Reinschilds will be at right
guard in place of Fitzgerald, while Hart
will hold down the left tackle position. in
Costello and Fury will be in the back
field for the Blue and Gray, and they are
two men who did some mighty good work
playing quarter this year. though. Co.'S
tello will be at half. White Is the new
man behind the Blue and Gray line
There is one factor which will count
great deal in tomorrows game, and 1t
is that in which Georgetown will excel.
The Blue and Gray eleven has two men
who will Outpunt any man that Leh1gh
may have to boot the ball The fact that
Wymard, Fury and Costello will outkick
anybody who may be placed aga INST them
in that department Of the game will GER
tainly mean that great deal OF ground
will be gained by the exchanges which
will take place.
AS Gallaudet will probably have almost
every man of this years eleven back
when next season starts, 1t Is likely
that that school will be represented by
one of the best teams in it's history. The
Kendall Green eleven during the past
season played much above the STANDARD
shown during the last few seasons, AM
that it should do much better work next
fall seems reasonably certain.
There are few better field generals to
be found among the smaller colleges than
Moore, the Gallaudet quarter. The little
fellow has also proved nlfnSeiI Oh uuch
worth as a broken field runner. There
have been many times this fall that
Moore has extricated his team from
dangerous position simply by his SUI
perior Judgment. He also gained lot
of ground against NJ. A. C. in the big
game between those two institutions last
Saturday. He and Shipley, the M. A. L.
quarterback, were well pittied in the con-
test in which each cut quite figure last
week. Both men besides running their
teams better than the average quarter
pulled off runs at different times vary
ing from eight to twenty yards.
Lehigh has a heavy line-plungtng
eleven. That is shown by the fact that 1t
was able to drive Princeton's defense
down the field and score touchdown
against the eleven which was famed for
It's strong opposition to any KIND OF an
offense The Georgetown line is good
one unauestionably, but it Will probably
be showed to the limit to hold the driving
attacks of the Pennsylvanians' backs