Evening star., 1913-11-07
and Aggies to Meet St. Johns for Maryland State Championship
G. u, AGGIES AND c. u. TEAMS
PLAY AT HOME TOMORROW
Blue and Gray Meets w. Va. Wesleyan,
Brooklanders Have Villanova, and
M. A. c. Goes Against St. Johns.

potential strength than has been shown
by them. and under such conditions an
eleven can make rapid strides within a
week.
If the Tigers should come forward with
victory it would be one of the great
est surprises of the season, and yet 1t
should not be such a remarkable per-
, formance, after all, when statement by
considered: Princeton has squad
which is capable as any other in the
country, and it really has but few
equals
The Gallaudet eleven will go to Raleigh,
~ c., to meet the Wake Forrest team.
The Kendall Greeners are expecting a
rather easy victory, though from infor-
nation at hand it is conceded they had
better not build their hopes too high.
They will go against a team of bigger
men than they are expecting to, meet, II
is said, and one which will be much more
powerful physically. True, it was beaten
by A. and NJ. by 26 to Q, but 1t must be
remembered that A. and NJ. has mighty
capable combination.
The officials for the NJ. A. C.-St. Johns
game will be Crafts of George Washing
ton, referee; Sayler, Johns Hopkins, Unl-
pire. and Lamb of the University or Nc
braska, head lineSman.
The Harvard Princeton contest has
about overShadowed one which is to take
place in Philadelphia tomorrow. but
which, nevertheless, will have an inn
portant bearing on the intercollegiate
rating-the one between Dartmouth and
Pennsylvania. Dartmouth will 60 on 10
Penn undefeated this season and with
a victory over Princeton as stimulus to
do greater things. If Dartmouth can
secure d win over the Quakers there is
not the least doubt that it will be rated
near the head of the column at the end
|of the year That eleven is said to be
very strong. and it must be to have won
from the Tigers. Pennsylvania will also
realize that its rating will depend great
deal upon whether or not 1T beats Dart
mouth, and it will put forth its greatest
efforts to win.
The Quakers do not have q game with
any Of the three other big universities In
the race-Princeton Harvard and Yale
and it must get its rating with these
teams by reason of its comparison to
can win from Penn and Princeton can
win from Yale and Harvard. the chances
are that it will have to be recognized as
the intercollegiate champion.
The game between Western and East
ern today should be one of the best play
ed of the high school series. The two
schools have been great rivals. and they
realize that the one which loses will be
out of the running for the title. Eastern
lids dll dSST6SSlte Uu1lCil, ana 50 ucS
Western. Both are in good shape and
ready to do their best.
Virginia is not scheduled to play to-
morrow. Its men will be given a rest.
1t is the intention of the coaches to
take the whole squad over to Lynch
burg to watch North Carolina play. The
Tarheels are to meet Washington and
Lee and will have to show their best
plays if they are to accomplish much.
Virginia is scheduled to play Carolina
in Richmond Thanksgiving day.
1t is expected that the largest crowd
that ever watched a contest of any kind
in College Park will see NJ. A. c. and St.
Johns battle tomorrow. The largest
turnout of alumni ever known at the
former institution is certain, while many
former st. Johns men will also be pres
ent. A section in the stands has been
reserved for them. 1t Is the one game of
the year which all who have ever been
connected with the two schools desire to
see, and they generally make it a point to
do so. There is a great deal more gen.
eral interest also than is shown in the
other games on their schedules.