Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-27
BY H. C. BYRD.

! Some of the big elevens are likely to
get the short end Of the scores again IN
j tomorrow's games. There Is no surety
that either of the big schools will win
] their games with the exception or lale'
! i'm which case il is hardly probable that
/ Colgate will be able to score defeat
over the Dark Blue.
! IN at Princeton. Judging by the reports
that are coming from that direction, the
Tiger coaches are not feeling very certain
/ in regard to the Holy Cross game IL
! is known that the New Englanders Will
/ come to Princeton ready TO put up
stronger game than they did against
| either Yale or Harvard. and the work OF
the Orange and Black men has not beeh
of the most encouraging order this week
nv any means Pennsylvania Is also
liable to run into snag when 1t strikes
Penn State State will have the commence
gained from its victory over Cornell. which
will help IL a whole lot in it's contest with
tho Ouakers The Penn followers are no
more sang,Iine of success than are those
of Princeton.
Up at Harvard. while there is a quiet
feeling of confidence that the Crimson
will not he defeated by Brown. no time Is
being lost in preparing the eleven Tor the
grueIing struggle that Is in store the
strength of the Brown team Is not ui-
derestimated. and it is realized that 10
win the Cambridge men must put forth
their best efforts.
Cornell is also likely to find that 1t has
at least as much as it can attend TO
when it tackles the University OF RUS
burgh team. Pittsburgh. although de-
feated last Saturday by the Cariis.e IN
dams. has a strong eleven and Will give
tho Jthacans ALI they are looking for to
win.
Carlisle with Yale is fairly sure OF
victory, IL not being expected tnat La
fayette will be able to win from the IN
dians. Pittsburgh is probably as good as
LAFAYETTE and the Indians had little trou-
be winning from that school. :.
Taking everything into consideration II
would seem that. several OF the Dig
schools are in for another hard day OF II,
and some of them will be lucky to pun
through with credit to themselves.
The local schools should win their
games tomorrow without great deal OF
trouble. Galaudet, while 1t Will prob
ably 60 against an eleven that will out
weigh IT when it faces Mount Washing-
ION Athletic Club, should win becaise
Of the fac, that 1t is a better t aimed as
,regation than is the Baltimore club.
When Maryland Agricultural College and
catholic. University meet the proba lie
eiecisions will be decidedly quesJiOnab e.
NJ. A. c. has improved In it's work our
ing the past two weeks. while Cathode
University will be practically playing its
first game On the face of it, the chances
of the two elevens would seem to be
about equal. but it is probable that they
slightly favor NJ. A. c.. from the fact
that it has had much more work and
more practice games in which to get in
condition. Georgetown win defeat ST.
Johns. though by what margin 1t is hard
% say Unless 1t is by f1uke St John
will not score on Georgetown. The Hill
toppers should run up at least thirty or
forty points st. Johns will be light and
the Blue and Gray linemen will open UP
great holes through which the men back
of them can plunge for good gains
While 1t is expected that the George
town-St. Johns game tomorrow will at
ford a good comparison between the Blue